• About
  • Shop My Stationery
    • Facebook
    • Instagram
    • Pinterest
    • Twitter

Bethann Renee

  • Home Décor
    • Beach House
    • Bathroom
    • Bedroom
    • Cleaning & Organizing
    • Family Room
    • Garden & Outdoor
    • Home Decor
    • Home Office
    • Home Tour
    • Kitchen & Dining
    • Laundry & Mudroom
    • Paint Colors
    • Renovations
  • Recipes
  • Lifestyle
    • Gardening
    • Travel & Recreation
    • Real Life
    • Business & Blogging
  • DIY & Crafts
  • Seasonal
    • 4th of July
    • Christmas
    • Fall Decorating
    • Halloween
    • Spring Decor
    • Summer Decor
    • Thanksgiving
    • Valentine’s Day
    • Winter Decor
  • About
    • Start Here – Simply Beautiful Living

6 Ways to Style Black Denim for Spring

Lifestyle· Self Love

18 May

Spring has sprung and I’m sure by now you have put away most of your cold weather layers in favor of more light and airy pieces.  I’ve been having fun every day going through my spring wardrobe.  Some days I feel like I’m catching up with old friends when I pull something out I haven’t seen in more than 6 months.  Winters are so long!

Anyway, my black skinny jeans are a fall and winter staple, but unlike my sweaters and boots, I don’t pack them away for Spring and Summer.  Even though I love wearing more color and pattern in the warmer months, there is still plenty of wear I can get out of my black denim too.  Today I’m sharing 6 of my favorite ways to style black denim for spring.

6-ways-to-style-black-denim-for-spring

Outfit Idea No. 1 for Styling Black Skinny Jeans for Spring

Spring in the NE is like a roller coaster.  It will be almost 80 degrees one day and the next it won’t get above 55.  Light layers my friends!  This outfit is a great option for a casual day at work, grabbing lunch with a friend or running errands.  Yes, these heels are comfortable enough for a few light errands without pain.  The chunky  heel keeps me feeling stable too.

black-denim-style-option-1

Black Skinny Jeans:  Madewell via Stitch Fix (Similar here) | White Tank Tunic:  Old, Old Navy | Vest: Nordstrom, old | Sandals:  Cole Haan via Amazon | Tote: Madewell via Nordstrom (similar)  | Necklace: Stitch Fix

Outfit Idea No. 2 for Styling Black Skinny Jeans for Spring

Spring is a great time for road trips so when B travels for work, I like to work it in my schedule to go along sometimes.  Exploring a new city on my own while he’s at work is a fun way to pass the time.  This is especially true when I get to do things he would prefer not to do (like shopping). This simple outfit is comfortable and casual yet put together enough for an afternoon strolling through a museum or browsing an antique store.  The block heel means I can walk all day without difficulty and the leather bag only looks better with age and keeps my hands free.

Oh and let me just say that I’m kind of obsessed with these tees.  They take the guesswork out of the half-tuck and on my curvy body they always look more flattering than a regular tee.  The neutral color is easy to mix with so many other things but looks great with my other neutrals too!

black-denim-style-option-2

Black Skinny Jeans:  Madewell via Stitch Fix (Similar here) | Tee:  via Nordstrom (similar) | Shoes: Dolce Vita via Amazon | Cross Body Bag:  Vintage Coach

Outfit Idea No. 3 for Styling Black Skinny Jeans for Spring

This is a super easy, low-key look for just about any time but I’m loving this for a casual date-night at a local brew pub with B or with friends.  With the addition of the fedora, this would also be a great option for a Sunday brunch at a local cafe on the patio. The bag is an easy cross body that adds just a touch of “fun” to the look.  I’m in love with the little bow on the front. So cute!

black-denim-style-option-3

Black Skinny Jeans:  Madewell via Stitch Fix (Similar here) | White Tee:  Amazon | Denim Jacket: Kut from the Kloth via Evereve, old | Shoes:… via Amazon | Bag: Marc Jacobs via Boscov’s | Necklace:  Target, old

Outfit Idea No. 4 for Styling Black Skinny Jeans for Spring

If you are like me and are anti-pajamma wearing in public then this is a great option for getting dressed without dressing up for those casual errands like groceries.  This look lets those jeans function more like leggings especially if your shirt is a little longer.

Simple sneakers keep your feet comfortable for all the walking around and if you haven’t washed your hair, a fun ball cap would only add to  the look.

black-denim-style-option-4

Black Skinny Jeans:  Madewell via Stitch Fix (Similar here) | White Tank:  Old Navy, Old, Chambray Button Down: Liverpool via Stitch Fix, (similar) | Sneakers:  Converse via Amazon | Bag: J Crew, old | Hat: husband’s

Outfit Idea No. 5 for Styling Black Skinny Jeans for Spring

For a dressier look for a night out on the town or even for the office, pair your black skinnies with a bold blouse and top with a blazer.  I opted for this rush plum colored blouse and my striped blazer for my personality but all black or a palette of neutrals could also work.

I’ve added a little edge with the wedge booties and the black clutch helps make this more of a night-out look.

black-denim-style-option-5

Black Skinny Jeans:  Madewell via Stitch Fix (Similar here) | Blouse:  Daniel Rainn via Stitch Fix | Blazer:  …. Via Stitch Fix | Shoes: Vince Camuto via Nordstrom | Bag:  …via Stitch Fix | Earrings: Stitch Fix

Outfit Idea No. 6 for Styling Black Skinny Jeans for Spring

This is an easy, everyday kind of outfit.  Great for a casual day in the office, it works for errands, running around on the weekend, shopping, dinner out, you name it.  The slides are casual but I feel like the pointy style dresses them up and this top is simple but it’s not boring or sloppy looking.

black-denim-style-option-6

Black Skinny Jeans:  Madewell via Stitch Fix (Similar here) | Shirt:  LOFT, old | Shoes: Nordstrom, (similar) | Bag:  Madewell via Nordstrom (similar)

Black denim is an easy staple through Fall and Winter but it can also be a great option for Spring (and Summer) too.  Keep the black from feeling too stark by mixing in richer colors or layering the neutrals. Whether dressing black denim up or down, these jeans will be a staple all year round.

How do you love to wear black denim in the spring?  Leave a comment below and let me know.

6-ways-to-style-black-denim-for-spring
Tweet
Pin4
Share
4 Shares

Leave a Comment

« 10 Tips for Buying a Used Camper
Stitch Fix May 2019 »

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Recipe Rating




This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

bethann renee

I’m so glad you are here!

Hello.  Welcome to Bethann Renee Home & Lifestyle (formerly Twig & White). My name is Bethann.  I’m a child of God,  a wife, mom to two basset hound rescues, a designer, business owner, blogger and creative.  I just a regular woman with realistic budgets, doing my best to create a beautiful home and life through thrifting, creativity and lots of DIY.  If you’re a regular gal trying to do the same, let’s be friends.  Grab a cup of coffee, sit back and get inspired.

bethann renee

Stay Connected!

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Twitter

Popular Posts

cozy and festive Christmas bedroom in red

5 Ways to Transition Your Decor from Fall to Christmas (Without Feeling Rushed)

There’s something about a cottage-inspired home that instantly feels welcoming. Maybe it’s the layers of soft fabrics, the warm glow of a lamp in the corner, or the way everyday items are displayed with charm. To me, “cozy” doesn’t mean cluttered — it means creating a space where you can truly relax and enjoy the simple beauty of home. Over the years, I’ve discovered a few essentials that always make our home feel inviting and comfortable. These cozy touches are timeless, affordable, and easy to add no matter the size or style of your home. 🛋️ Soft Layers & Textiles Nothing says cozy like a stack of pillows and a throw draped over the sofa. I love mixing neutral tones with subtle patterns — florals, stripes, or checks — to create that layered, collected look. In bedrooms, a quilt or coverlet at the foot of the bed adds both charm and warmth. Image Suggestion: Wide shot of your living room sofa with throws and pillows layered. Pin-worthy vertical image. 🕯️ Warm Lighting Overhead lighting can feel harsh, so I rely on lamps, sconces, and even candles to create a warm glow. A cottage-inspired home shines with layered lighting — the soft glow of a lamp in the evening makes a room instantly more inviting. Image Suggestion: Close-up of a side table with a lamp, book stack, and candle burning. 🌿 Natural Elements Fresh flowers in simple vases, a basket by the door, a vintage wooden bowl — natural elements bring warmth and texture to a cottage home. Even faux greenery works if you mix it thoughtfully. Image Suggestion: Seasonal arrangement on your entryway table or kitchen counter (sunflowers, hydrangeas, or eucalyptus in fall). 📚 Personal Touches Books, artwork, and vintage finds tell your story. A stack of well-loved novels, a thrifted oil painting, or a collection of blue-and-white dishes make a space feel lived in and personal. Cozy isn’t about buying new — it’s about surrounding yourself with what you love. Image Suggestion: Styled bookcase or coffee table vignette with books + art + personal accents. 🧺 Comfort Underfoot Rugs are one of the easiest ways to add coziness to a room. I love mixing a natural jute or sisal rug with a smaller patterned rug layered on top. It adds instant warmth and that collected, cottage feel. Image Suggestion: Angle of your living room or bedroom showing layered rugs. 🍵 Kitchen Comforts A cozy home isn’t complete without the kitchen. For me, it’s having a favorite mug for my morning coffee, simple linen towels, and a candle flickering while I cook dinner. These small details make the everyday feel special. Image Suggestion: Coffee setup with mugs + candle + linen towel. Conclusion At the end of the day, creating a cozy cottage-inspired home isn’t about following strict rules. It’s about layering soft textures, adding warm light, and filling your rooms with pieces that feel personal and meaningful. These cozy essentials are what make our house feel like home — and I hope they inspire you to create the same in your space.

✨ The Simply Beautiful Life | Vol. 5

how I'm staying active

Moving Through the Season: How I’m Staying Active Indoors as the Days Get Shorter

Copyright © 2025 · Refined theme by Restored 316