Honestly, These Jeans Trends Feel a Little Dated—6 That Are So Much Fresher
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@smythsisters"I was so glad to see wide-leg jeans make their mark on the fashion industry last season, and you better believe I'm not going to give them up any time soon either. For me, skinnies are a thing of the past (more power to you if you're into them); I'm living that loose-fit life from here on out."—Joy Ejaria, social media editor
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@juliesfi"While it's debatable on whether they're dated or not, one jeans trend I simply cannot and will not advocate for is the low-rise jeans trend. More often than not they look messy—at least that's the case on me—and I really don't think anyone needs to frame their abdomen with denim. High-rise jeans that create an elevated silhouette? I'm here for that."—Remy Farrell, shopping editor
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@nlmarilyn"The funny thing is, I can't put my finger on why black jeans feel out-of-date to me, especially when the gothic influence is as strong as it currently is. If there's one thing I noticed at fashion week, it was the array of blue denim. Mid-wash, navy, bleached, but there there wasn't a black jean in sight. The trend I think feels entirely new and fresh for 2023? Logo-adornment. Specifically Loewe's embroidered pair."—Rebecca Rhys-Evans, branded content editor
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@allisonho"Although I wouldn't write off ankle-length jeans completely—they can look chic if worn by the right person in the right way. I just don't seem to be that person. Instead, I'm into 'puddle' jeans; the sort that drag along the floor and make you look like you have legs for days. Yeah, those."—Sophie Cookson, insights manager
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@isabellecoheen"I've never been one for super-light denim, but now it seems like the rest of the fashion industry agrees. Well, at the very least, its closing the cap between blue hues by offering up more mid- to dark-blue jeans than ever. Backed by Kendall Jenner and Katie Holmes, I have a feeling this is going to be the jeans trend of the season."—Maxine Eggenberger, deputy editor
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@sylviemus_"I'm definitely one of those people who wore those extreme frayed-hem jeans back in 2014. Now, though, I like to keep the seams on my jeans clean and properly sewn as they can help to make the rest of your outfit look more pulled together."—Hannah Almassi, Editor in Chief
