The Flats, Boots, and Heels That Always Look Good With Straight-Leg Jeans 

Timeless and versatile, jeans are one of the fashion items most will agree are a must-have. Today, there are endless choices of styles, cuts, and washes. From oversize ’90s silhouettes to classic boot-cut jeans and patchwork denim designs, there truly is a pair of jeans for everyone. If you’re looking for a staple and a wardrobe basic, nothing can beat a good pair of straight-leg jeans. They can be worn for any occasion but look absolutely best when paired with the right shoes. If you love fashion just like I do, you know the impact that having the perfect pair can do for an outfit.

Whether you’re looking for a casual jeans-and-sneakers combo to wear on your day off or need new pumps for an upcoming holiday party, I have you covered. I found the best shoes for straight-leg jeans, from heeled booties and hiking boots to ballet flats and preppy loafers.

Keep scrolling for my best shopping picks, outfit inspiration, and styling ideas.

Loafers are a timeless classic. Pairing them with dark-wash denim will elevate any outfit.

Wearing Levi’s 501 jeans with New Balance sneakers will always be a no-brainer. 

Color-coordinating popular Adidas Samba sneakers with your jeans will instantly bring a fashionable twist to your outfit.

As soon as fall arrives, brown platform boots and high-rise denim is the pairing Parisians can’t get enough of.

Once you find a good pair of Chelsea boots, you will quickly realize they are the basis for many cold weather outfits.

Embrace your inner New Yorker by pairing stiletto booties with this elevated pair of jeans.

Pairing bright-colored heels with denim will give your outfit an instant lift. It is a simple yet effective option if you’re heading out to dinner or a holiday party, which these metallic lime green heels are perfect for.

Embrace early 2000s fashion by pairing ballet flats with low-waisted jeans. 

Hiking boots can be both practical and stylish. Pair these with an all-white monochrome outfit to beat the winter blues.

This story was originally published at an earlier date and has since been updated.

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