Discover stylish white pant combination shirt ideas for every occasion. Get inspired with versatile outfit options, from classic color pairings to bold prints, perfect for elevating your look.
Introduction
What’s going on, guys? Welcome! Today, we’re talking about styling white jeans. Now, I know that can be a daunting task. Whether you already have a pair of white jeans in your closet or maybe this article will move you to get your first pair, I’ve got outfits for you to get some inspiration. We’ll cover color combinations as well as a few styling options to pull these off throughout the spring and summer. White jeans are an ultimate essential. They can easily elevate your look if you know what you’re doing. So hopefully, this article today is going to help out with that.
White Pant Combination Shirt
We’ll be using these Free Assembly jeans that I got at Walmart, and I think that’s a really nice price point to invest in a piece that you might want to experiment with. Let’s get it started and take a look at the first outfit.
Look 1: White and Tan
For the first look, we’re exploring a color combination that’s my absolute favorite, especially in the spring and summer: white and tan. We’ve got a ripped tank top from Uniqlo peeking out underneath this Abercrombie knitted polo shirt and a pair of white Ankari Flor sneakers. You’ll also notice that I’m wearing white socks—you can ditch these if you want to show some ankle, but for most of these looks, I’ll actually be wearing the white socks. If you want to switch it up a little bit, you can open up that shirt and let it flow a little bit more. But like I said, one of my favorite color combinations is white and tan, and we’ll have three more looks in this color combo.
Look 2: White and Blue
Moving on to arguably my second favorite combination with white jeans: blue. We’ve got a denim shirt from Asket, a shirt jacket from Outerknown, and matching navy Converse high tops in canvas. White and blue is straightforward and simple. In my head, I always think of it like wearing a white t-shirt with jeans and white sneakers—this is the inverse of it. If you want, you can ditch the shirt jacket and still have a look that works really well with the lighter blue up top and the darker blue in the shoes.
Look 3: White and Black
Let’s explore a more high-contrast option with look number three: white and black. While this seems like an easy combination to pull off because it’s just white and black, it can be tricky at times. The Converse are black leather with a bit of white, which helps tie the look together. On top, we have a knitted shirt from Zara and a vest from Prada to give the look a bit more edge. If you want to take the vest off, it’s still a solid, straightforward look that leans more classy than fashion-forward.
Look 4: White and Gray
A slightly easier way to pull off this achromatic look would be with gray. We’ve got a light gray t-shirt from Mango, a darker gray lightweight jacket from Walmart’s Free Assembly, and Dior Oblique high tops. I played with different levels of gray here. There’s a bit of black in the shoes and on the chest, but those are just accents. You can really tie that in with some accessories like bracelets, rings, necklaces, or sunglasses.
Look 5: White, Tan, and Cream
Back to white and tan, but this time with a cream twist. We’ve got a long-sleeve shirt from Gap, a cream-colored light jacket from New Look, and cream high-top leather sneakers from Coach. The jeans are a bit whiter than the sneakers, but the slightly creamier sneakers help tie the look together, especially with the upper half of the outfit.
Look 6: White and Green
Now let’s get into color because the beauty of white jeans is that you can pair them with almost anything. In this case, we’ve got a green linen shirt and a green quarter-zip hoodie from Gap, paired with white Adidas Supercourt sneakers. This creates a nice color-blocked look—white on the bottom and green on the top. You can layer the quarter-zip or tie it around your waist, depending on the temperature.
Look 7: White, Tan, and Yellow
For a more summery look, we’ve got tan sandals in faux suede from Zara, a tan t-shirt, and a relaxed linen blend shirt in white and yellow. The pop of yellow adds a fun twist to the already white and tan look, making it perfect for summer.
Look 8: White, Black, and Cream
Another way to combine tan and cream with white and black is by incorporating black leather high-top Converse, a washed-out black t-shirt from Cotton On, and a cream-colored cardigan from Zara. The black details on the cardigan tie the look together with the jeans and shoes, making for a distinct yet cohesive outfit.
Look 9: White and Red
For a more colorful interpretation, we’ve got high-top canvas Converse in white with red and blue details, paired with a Cuban collar short-sleeve shirt from Uniqlo. The red from the shoes is picked up by the shirt, and you can layer it with a white tank top to tie the colors together.
Look 10: White and Prints
Prints are also your friend when it comes to white jeans. Here, we have an all-white look with a tank top, Coach high-tops, and a light blue leaf print shirt from Zara. The cream in the print is picked up by a Gap sling bag, adding another layer to the outfit. You can ditch the bag if you prefer a cleaner look.
Look 11: White and Light Blue
One more iteration of white and blue: this time, we’ve got brand new Jordan High Hyper Royal sneakers paired with a white Uniqlo t-shirt and a vintage distressed shirt from Urban Outfitters. This relaxed fit pairs well with the jeans, and the light blue and white color combo is fresh and clean.
Conclusion
So, guys, that’s it for me today. Thank you so much for reading my article. I hope you enjoyed it and got a little bit inspired. At the end of the day, that’s what I’m here for—to give you inspiration for your style.
