2024 Denim Trends for Women Over 40/ Over 50

Ladies, do you need some denimspiration? Looking for hot new jeans to rock this year? Well, I have you covered (literally). Going to show you some hot new trends that women over 40 can rock and look incredible doing!

If you prefer to view in video format about the hottest new trends, click HERE.

Denim Trend #1 – Wide Leg Cuffed Jeans

Let’s start with the first huge trend. And I mean huge! These wide leg cuffed jeans are all the rage.

I am 5’3″ and these jeans just reach the bottom but don’t touch the floor with a pair of heels. They are super relaxed, high waisted and stylish. I was surprised I liked them so much, I was sure they would over power me but with a belt and the proper top they are a great addition to my wardrobe.

Denim Trend #2 – Wide Leg Jean

Relaxed and a wider leg for comfort, these high waisted wide leg jeans are casual perfection.

The raw hem gives it a more casual style and they are still fitted throughout the waist and hip area. Paired with pointed toe heels for an elegant dressed up look.

Denim Trend #3 – White and Off White Mom Jeans

These Ecru colored jeans look beautiful paired with rich gold tones or other whites. Also high waisted for an elongated look and we all want our legs to look longer…right? 😉

Denim Trend #4-Dressed Up Dark Wash Flared Jean

These types of jeans are darker in color, flared and the style is elevated. Some have seams down the front or a slit on the bottom hem. These particular ones have front pockets I love. Do you see a trend in high waisted jeans? They fit perfectly and give a stylish look for any season. I feel that particularly the high waisted flared jeans make my legs look longer because there is so much denim coverage. I love the look with pointed toe heels or boots.

Denim Trend #5 – Straight Leg Jean

Always in fashion, the straight leg is classic and comfortable fashion. These jeans are by Ralph Lauren and are years old but I still love them and wear them often.

Denim Trend #6 – Vintage Tapered Leg Low Rise Structured Jeans

Possibly my new favorite jean. These jeans are made in Japan and are thick and very structured and not a lot of stretch. They are on the pricier side but provide a slim relaxed fit and are very comfortable.

They can be rolled up at the ankle and are the perfect length for my 5’3″ height – no alterations needed. They are considered low waisted, on my frame I feel they sit right around my hip. Since they are low waisted, the look is not as elongating but that’s ok, I appreciate all the different styles for what they offer.

What do you think about these trends? Do you like them or not. Drop me a line and let me know. Again, if you prefer to see more of these denim trends via video and want an update on what I’ve been up to please check out my video HERE.

So good to be back, missed you all.

Denise

XO

Please Subscribe to Happy Haute Home

For more posts about recipes and tablescapes, please subscribe to Happy Haute Home and follow along on Pinterest HERE, and Twitter HERE and feel free to pin and tweet your favorite pics from Happy Haute Home

DISCLOSURE

 

 

How to Lose that COVID Weight and Our Newest Rogue Equipment

We all did it, gained a few extra pounds during quarantine. So many of us spent our days baking bread as well as trying new desserts and now we are paying the price. How are we going to get rid of those extra pounds? We are heading into the holiday season, so now is the time to shed that extra weight so we won’t feel guilty having a few Fall and Christmas treats. Continue reading “How to Lose that COVID Weight and Our Newest Rogue Equipment”

Building and Designing a High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) Home Gym

A home gym is a necessity for our family, because the idea of leaving the house to work out isn’t appealing at all.  Raising kids and having a full time job leaves little room for working out….unless you can workout from home. Besides, there is something to be said about working out in your own gym, dressed however you please. Continue reading “Building and Designing a High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) Home Gym”