3 Ways to Slay White Jeans This Spring, According to Celebs

SpanxShape EveryWear Flare Jeans

These jeans flatter you in every way possible with a comfy 4-way stretch denim and a fun flared silhouette that helps elongate your legs. Made without any zippers or buttons, they go on with unbelievable ease.

Land's End Recover High Rise Wide Leg Blue Jeans

The high waist is where it's at with these tummy control jeans. It's fashioned to fit right up against your body, so you won't be getting that weird waist gap we all despise.

Sidefeel High Waisted Stretchy Jeans

Stretchy is the keyword here! While these jeans move and curve with your every move, your tummy and waistline will be utterly flattered with the wide waistband and double-button closure.

American Eagle Stretch Super High-Waisted Straight Jeans

These high-waisted jeans flaunt a mid-weight structured denim that has ample stretch, but are rigid enough to hold you in, especially around the tum. The straight leg silhouette instantly qualifies them for easy everyday wear.

Hidden Jeans Clean Stretch Raw Hem Wide Leg Jeans

These retro-esque jeans will let you lean into all things throwback style without feeling restricted or uncomfortable. The high waist will shape your body to a tee as you move freely, thanks to the "stretch-kissed" denim.

Quince Bella Stretch Wide Leg Jeans

The denim these wide leg jeans are made of is said to be super stretchy, which is very important if you plan to wear them on long days. The high-rise waist is "curve-hugging" so you'll always feel flattered. With a subtle flare, these would look iconic with ballet flats and boots alike.

SpanxShape EveryWear Wide Leg Jeans

These easy-wearing jeans are specially manufactured with Spanx's TummyTamer technology that helps shape your waist. The wide leg moment celebrates and elongates your figure with every wear!

Democracy Ab Solution High Rise Ankle Jeans

Skinny jeans lovers, here's a tummy control pair for you! All the details come together to flatter your tummy and waistline, including a super-stretch denim fabric, slimming panels, and a hidden inner elastic waistband.

Old Navy Curvy Extra High-Waisted Wide-Leg Jeans

The wash on these high-waisted jeans is everything. This pair features a "roomy leg with fuller hips," so they're ideal if you've got curves.

Levi's 311 Shaping Skinny Jeans

If you can't stand the feeling of a high waistline, these mid-rise jeans offer a comfier alternative, though they're still insanely flattering on, thanks to the shaping in the hips and thighs.

If you've been on TikTok lately, then you know that the go-to way to wear skinny jeans in the winter pretty much hasn't changed since circa 2015. We're talking about accessorizing with tall leather boots and an oversized coat.

This fit may not be anything new, but it's reliable and downright adorable. Go for a chunky heeled boot with a wide calf to juxtapose your tighter jeans, as well as a big trench, leather, or fur coat to add even more shape to your silhouette.

Next, if you're a corporate girlie, the resurgence of skinny jeans offers up a ton of business casual outfit opportunities.

Stick to blue denim with a tucked-in blouse, tweed blazer, and leather loafers for an everyday outfit. Or, try out black ankle jeans with heels and a wool coat for a more polished look that can go straight from the office to after-work drinks.

Given the fitted and somewhat unassuming cut of skinny jeans, you'll be able to play around more with layering and statement tops, too.

For the past few years, baggy jeans have stolen the spotlight, often being paired with neutral and minimalist tops (think plain body suits or crop tops) to let the extra denim shine.

However, with skinny jeans, you shouldn't hesitate to go bigger and bolder up above. Experiment with ruffles, one-shoulder blouses, different proportions, and even peplums. This one-exiled shirt style is also making a return, whether you like it or not!

In 2025, don't be afraid to go for vibrant hues, either. Colors are in, especially as we get closer to spring, so dress in what makes you happy. Throw on a retro long-sleeve with medium-wash skinny jeans, a monochromatic outfit, or simply bright-colored accessories like sunglasses, jewelry, and footwear to make your look stand out.

Last but not least, we can absolutely never go wrong with a good old-fashioned white button-down tucked into dark-wash skinny jeans. This outfit alone, coupled with some flats or sneakers, is a tried-and-true pairing that continues to deliver.

Or, you can spruce up this iconic look by tossing a blazer or trench on top, sporting heels, and accessorizing with a clutch or mini purse and sleek black sunglasses.

Brandon Sklenar and Sydney Sweeney get cheeky in a new Instagram video.

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Throughout Sydney Sweeney's newest Instagram post, which she calls "a very very late jan x feb photo dump," she posts some reunions with Euphoria costars Maude Apatow and Barbie Ferrera and behind the scenes from The Housemaid (where she stars opposite Amanda Seyfried and Brandon Sklenar).

I couldn't help but notice that Brandon shows up multiple times in the photo carousel: a selfie while he, Sydney, and a couple other women wear racing helmets, a photo in an arcade, and then a video where they're trying out a TikTok trend.

In the video, Brandon lifts Sydney up to sit on his shoulders while Rihanna's "Breakin' Dishes" plays in the background. They do more than a couple attempts until they get the video just right — and that includes lots of giggles from Syd, and a moment where she almost falls off his back.

"we love costars with chemistry," one X user says, while another adds, "They look so cute together."

Although, my goodness, if a man lifted me onto his shoulder that easily, I'd be in a fit of giggles too! (Although his strength makes sense given his upcoming role in The Olympian).

A third X user wonders whether the video is just a marketing strategy to drum up conversation — especially after Sydney confirmed all that chemistry with Glen Powell during Anyone But You was literally just to get the internet in a tizzy.

"I wanted to make sure that we were actively having a conversation with the audience as we were promoting this film," she told The New York Times. "Because at the end of the day, they’re the ones who created the entire narrative."

"Once [the movie] did become a success, a lot of the interviews were just questions about [the rumors], so I don’t know if we necessarily were planning on ever talking about the strategy behind any of it," she added in a conversation with Vanity Fair. "We just had very specific questions and when you say no to a question, people think that you’re a b—ch, so."