If you're like us, you wear jeans whenever you can get away with it. That's why updating your denim collection with new cuts and washes every season is actually worth it. If you stick with the same 'ol skinnies year after year, there's only so much that new handbag or jacket will update your look. In that spirit, here are four hot-right-now jeans that'd make a huge impact on your fall style. Whether you collect them all or just pick the one that suits your body shape and personality best, it'll be worth the effort.
From left: Steve J & Yoni P, $295, available at net-a-porter.com; Vetements, $1,460, available at net-a-porter.com; Gap, $60 (Was $80), available at gap.com
1. Reconstructed Jeans
To add instant vintage appeal to your fall knits and cotton tees, try a pair of these Frankenstein'd jeans, made popular by Vetements designer Demna Gvasalia who created the look by stitching together old pairs of Levi's.
From left: Simon Miller, $265, available at matchesfashion.com; Lemaire, $845, available at farfetch.com; Current/Elliott, $265, available at net-a-porter.com
2. Cropped Wide-Leg Jeans
The wide-leg jean is finally, finally back. Rejoice! This fall we're digging boyish, slightly cropped takes on the look, which leave just enough room to show off a cool pair of flats or heels. Plus, dealing with a sagging, dragging hem is such a buzzkill.
From left: J Brand, $230, available at net-a-porter.com, Stella McCartney, $465, available at farfetch.com; Frame, $210, available at net-a-porter.com
3. ’70s Flare Jeans
Babe alert! If boyish, runway-inspired jeans just aren't your bag, try a sexier style like fall's '70s flare. Slim and suck-you-in through the waist, bum, and thighs, then dramatically roomy from the knee on down, these jeans are sure to turn plenty of heads.
From left: Citizens of Humanity, $300, available at modaoperandi.com; Brock Collection, $475, available at modaoperandi.com; R13, $395, available at net-a-porter.com
4. Vintage-Inspired Straight-Leg Jeans
The vintage Levi's look has officially taken over the denim world. Now brands are actually making their own version of these stiff, straight-cut, mid-rise jeans. While they'll run you a bit more than the average thrift-store find, we have to admit, they're pretty tempting.
Source: http://www.glamour.com/story/fall-2016-denim-trends-best-jeans
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