Kendall Jenner Is Bringing Back This Boring Office Staple as the Anti-Jeans Trend of Fall
Kendall Jenner Is Bringing Back This Boring Office Staple as the Anti-Jeans Trend of Fall
Daisy MaldonadoMon, September 28, 2026 at 7:00 PM UTC
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Jeans and a white T-shirt have long been the default for off-duty model style, but Kendall Jenner is switching things up.
As fall wardrobes inevitably start filling up with denim, boots, and the same trusty basics, Jenner is making a case for a pant that has spent years being associated with the office instead. The humble beige trouser is having a street-style moment, and if anyone can make it feel decidedly off-duty, it’s Jenner.
The supermodel was spotted walking through Paris on Monday in a look that put the unexpected trouser front and center. Rather than leaning into the usual casual Fashion Week uniform, she went for something more polished, but kept it relaxed enough to avoid looking like she was headed to a meeting.
Jenner wore an ivory blazer-style top with sharp lapels and a slightly relaxed fit, paired with beige trousers that hugged her hips before flaring subtly at the knee and hitting at the ankle. She finished the look with a slouchy Chanel flap bag, black sunglasses, a tiny wristwatch, and The Row’s pointed Liisa Pumps.
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Beige pants might not immediately scream fall, but they could be the easiest way to shake up a wardrobe that has started to feel a little too dependent on denim. Unlike a pair of jeans, they bring a little more polish to chunky sweaters, jackets, and flats, while still working with the casual pieces already hanging in your closet. A pair with a relaxed leg can feel easy with sneakers and a knit, while a more tailored silhouette can take you from day to dinner with a quick shoe change.
If your fall wardrobe is feeling a little too denim-heavy, beige trousers are an easy way to break out of the cycle without completely reinventing how you get dressed. Consider this your permission to embrace the beige side this fall.
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