Trending jeans throughout the years
No matter what your everyday style and aesthetic are, we can bet that you have a couple of pairs of jeans in your closet. Jeans has continued to be a classic element in casual fashion throughout the years and are often a part of celebrity street looks. From bell-bottoms to skinny jeans, several trends have come and gone in the past couple of decades, some of which will take you down memory lane. Let us take a look at some of the most popular jeans trends throughout the years.
Skinny jeans
These jeans have been recently quite popular because of their form-fitting shape and flattering nature. These jeans hug your curves perfectly and can be worn on a casual brunch or date night with some cute accessories. Although the original skinny jeans are no longer in fashion, there is a new variant of skinny jeans currently gaining popularity. These jeans could be called a hybrid between straight jeans and skinny jeans and look great when paired with a good pair of heels.
Wide leg
Although the era of flared jeans and bell-bottoms has long left us behind, people are still not wary of the idea of jeans with wider bottoms. These are available in different styles, such as high rise, straight cut, and ankle-length cropped jeans. These are very comfortable; however, they look good only when paired with the right tops, accessories, and footwear.
Low-waist jeans
If these don’t take you back to the early 2000s, we don’t know what will. While some women can still rock a good pair of low-waisted jeans with a decent crop top, most of us have ditched the idea of having to suck in our tummies all day. These jeans sit just below the hip and can be found in skinny as well as baggy varieties.
Boyfriend jeans
Whoever came up with the concept of boyfriend jeans clearly knows how much we enjoy sitting in our sweats all day. These jeans are pretty baggy and comfortable to wear and are perfect for those who prefer casual, street-style clothing. You can pair them with a simple t-shirt, sneakers, and a pair of sunnies, and you are good to go!
