Skinny jeans are back and here’s how to style them

Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. “Don’t take the word skinny too literally,” says celebrity stylist Ellis Ranson, “They need to be tight but not cutting off any circulation – we only look as good as we feel, and when we sit down we don’t want to have to undo any buttons.” open image in gallery Alexa Chung made skinny jeans a cult classic in the 2010s Celebrity stylist, Flick Bartlett says to “think slim, not skinny, and always do the sitting-down test!” The waistband should stay in the same place as when you’re standing. “Pair your skinny jeans with a striped shirt and layer with a trench coat for the ultimate Parisian style.” open image in gallery <strong>New Look</strong> Dark Grey Cotton ‘Doors’ Slogan Print Acid Wash Crew Neck T-Shirt, £6 open image in gallery BDG Dex Brown Faux Leather Workwear Jacket, £79, <strong>Urban Outfitters</strong> open image in gallery Mint Velvet Black Mesh Ballet Pumps, £99 2. open image in gallery The Princess of Wales often sports skinny jeans with a casual top and tailored jacket If you’re more city-centred, Ranson suggests you “team your jeans with clean wardrobe staples, such as a cashmere vest or a plain T-shirt and blazer, and a simple pump for an easy day-to-day look.” open image in gallery M&S Autograph Pure Cashmere Tipped Detail Knitted Vest, £69 open image in gallery La Redoute Cotton Mix Trench Coat with Press-Stud Fastening, £49.50 open image in gallery Veja Campo Trainers White Natural Leather, £125, Office 3. Add chunky jewellery, a studded leather belt and metallic kitten heels.” open image in gallery Kate Moss always paired skinny jeans with rock chick accessories Wakeley says you can take inspiration from the ultimate cool-girl muses like Kate Moss, “She wears a vintage band T-shirt, a mannish jacket and high ankle boots that elongate the legs.