Sienna Miller's cropped flares could be the denim style to rival barrel-leg jeans this autumn

With her effortlessly cool outfit formula, this jeans style is an instant winner

Sienna Miller attends the Abigail's Party West End Opening Gala at The Harold Pinter Theatre on August 19, 2026 in London, England
(Image credit: Jo Hale/WireImage/Getty Images)

While barrel-leg jeans have dominated the denim trends for 2026 so far, Sienna Miller just made a case for a more refined and polished silhouette that’s worth wearing well into autumn.

Attending the West End Opening Gala of Abigail’s Party in London last week, she wore a pair of cropped bootcut jeans by Chloé. The cropped length and kicky hem felt polished yet still effortless enough for everyday wear.

She styled the jeans with the Phoebe Philo club slippers in shiny patent black leather, which made for the perfect pairing against her refined denim. Her Chloé small bracelet tote bag tied in the black leather to the rest of her look, while she accessorised further with the Elma Sunglasses from Jimmy Fairly, as well as some Sophie Buhai earrings and the Jessica McCormack Forget Me Knot bangle.

Sienna Miller attends the Abigail's Party West End Opening Gala at The Harold Pinter Theatre on August 19, 2026 in London, England

(Image credit: Jo Hale/WireImage/Getty Images)

Get Sienna Miller's Look

While the best barrel leg jeans are always going to be an autumn capsule wardrobe favourite, introducing a new denim silhouette is the easy way to refresh your style for the new season.

Jeans and trainers are a pairing we’ll always turn to for autumn outfit ideas, but Sienna’s sleek, loafer-ballet-shoe hybrid feels like a more refined alternative this autumn. It's ideal for wearing with flared denim, especially in a cropped style, as it creates a balanced look against the wider hem.

With her chic shirt, Sienna’s look feels refined enough for the office and smart casual outfits in a way that outfits styled around barrel leg jeans sometimes don’t. The flared and structured silhouette of her jeans almost emulates the look of tailored trousers, meaning they can also elevate casual tops like T-shirts for a more comfortable and laidback style that still feels perfectly put-together.

Plus, this outfit formula works brilliantly for autumn and its transitional weather, since the shape of her jeans lends itself well to being layered up with a blazer or trench coat when the weather really cools down.

Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse
Freelance news writer

Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse is a freelance royal news, entertainment and fashion writer. She began her journalism career after graduating from Nottingham Trent University with an MA in Magazine Journalism, receiving an NCTJ diploma, and earning a First Class BA (Hons) in Journalism at the British and Irish Modern Music Institute. She has also worked with Good To, BBC Good Food, The Independent, The Big Issue and The Metro.

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