How to Get Away With Jeans at the Office, and Make 'Em All Jealous

Invest in the new multilayer style, which is a 2-in-1 silhouette that reveals just a sliver of denim at the waist. You can style these with a silk blouse and fancy heels to keep things streamlined.

Swap your regular blazer for a casual denim coatigan. During the warmer months, this makes for the perfect layering piece when the AC is on full blast. You can also easily layer it under a trench in the Winter.

High-waisted pleated pants are always a do at work. Opting for a denim pair is your own prerogative, and you can add a fancy touch with a cropped suit jacket and jewelry.

You can easily find a fitted suit that comes in dark-wash denim. You might not wear yours with a graphic tee, but rather a pussy-bow blouse and pumps for a meeting.

Chambray denim folded into a double-breasted trench definitely seems appropriate enough to us. Just secure the sash at the waist to keep things polished.

Try rocking a long, flowing dress over dark-wash skinny jeans, and keep things structured with a blazer or peacoat on top. Complete the look with power pumps or luxe booties.

Show just a hint of your denim shirt from underneath a neutral-toned suit. Play up the true blue color scheme with your accessories.

A lot of new denim trousers feature details such as front-slit ankle zippers or shiny, shimmering hardware that packs a punch and gives off fancy vibes.

If you're wearing striking, blossoming prints, you can get away with dark wash or black skinny jeans in a more casual office environment. A pair with stirrups affixed is ideal — this will keep hemlines tucked in and polished.

Should you invest in 2-in-1 denim pants, search for a pair with pinstripes that you can offset with subtle checks up top. These two classic patterns are totally speaking the boss lady language.

Tuck a sleek dark-wash jegging with barely visible seams into boots, and top them off with a turtleneck and closed blazer.

Take a browse through some ladylike denim shirting, and find a piece with bows you can coordinate with a long skirt and heels.

Wide-leg denim trousers with buttons feel way more business professional than anything else, especially when worn with pointy toed shoes and a modest top.

Don't knock the denim pencil skirt — you can use one to freshen up an old checked coat and break up pops of color in your look.

If your office dress code is relaxed, invest in a structured cut of denim that hits you right above your ankle — that way you can show off your shoes, whether they're power pumps or statement booties.

Zara Slim Fit Western Denim Shirt ($23, originally $40)

Co Denim Tie Midi Dress ($625)

Asos Denim Shirred Shirt With Frill Detail in Indigo ($56)

Mother Swooner Stirred ($208)

DSQUARED2 Blazer ($902, originally $1,288)

3x1 NYC Moxy Denim Jumpsuit ($365)

Carolina Herrera Short-Sleeve Off-Center Button-Front Long Denim Shirtdress ($1,890)

Halston Double-Breasted Denim Shirtdress ($138, originally $395)

Plus Size Women's Lost Ink Blouson Sleeve Denim Top ($69)

Saint Laurent Patchworked Denim Skirt ($891, originally $1,485)

Paige Bronte Chambray Shirt ($290)

Plus Size Women's Standards & Practices Perry Tencel Denim Palazzo Pants ($98)

Acne Studios 'Teddy Rustic' stripe wool blend twill pants ($590)

Johanna Ortiz Nuevo Mexicana Denim Trench Coat ($1,795)

Totokaelo Tomorrowland Brush Denim Belted Wide Pants ($280)

Apiece Apart Soleil waist-tie cotton-chambray jumpsuit ($395)

EVIDNT Front Slit Crop Jeans ($75)

Brunello Cucinelli Satin-trimmed Denim Blazer - Blue ($3,295)

Osman Women's Felix Tiered-Leg Trousers ($625)

ELOQUII Flare Leg High Waisted Denim Pant ($90)

Asos High Waisted Denim Pants with Cinch Hem ($60)