Despite the fashion stigma, 'double denim' is here to stay as a key trend


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Three street variations of matching denim outfits during Paris and New York Fashion Week in February 2024. The classic formula for a Canadian tuxedo is a pair of straight-leg jeans and a fitted trucker jacket, but as was demonstrated at Paris Fashion Week, there is room for theme and variation. Photo: The New York Times

Leave it to the Parisians to ace the “Canadian tuxedo”.

Taking to Instagram recently with a series of street-style posts, French photographer Ludovic Pieterson (@thestylearchivist) posted a reel titled “How people style total denim in Paris” and proved beyond any reasonable doubt that a style last in favour during the Rolling Stones’ Voodoo Lounge Tour was back.

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