Top Denim Trends for Fall

Denim trends change by the season, making it hard to keep up with what’s currently new and in style. Remember when skinny jeans were all the rage? Now, you’d be hard-pressed to find a pair in stores! Here, we present the 101 on some of the top denim trends of the season, plus our picks for each.

Light Washes 


(jennifer aniston image via bullet blues via elder ordonez/infphoto.com)

Trendsetters are favoring light washes nowadays. Coastal shoppers are sporting a healthy mix of light and dark jeans, probably because they prefer to embrace the seasonal shades.

Our Pick: Bullet Blues Le Copain Rêverie Boyfriend Jeans ($169.99, shop here)

Baggy


(hailey bieber image via vogue via mega)

Working from home is still “in.” And because there’re no leaving the house, they can lean toward a more comfortable wardrobe. That leads us to the reintroduction of baggy denim. Not only are baggy jeans breathable, but they encapsulate an effortless, relaxed vibe.

Our Pick: Nomia Paneled Wide-Leg Jeans ($375, shop here)

Low-Rise


(izabel goulart image via popsugar via getty/jacopo raule)

The low-rise trend has officially returned, even though most millennials begged for it to stay buried for another decade. The good thing about the re-emergence of this trend is that options are no longer scarce; you can choose from so many variations ranging from fitted to baggy and everything in between.

Our Pick: Gap Low-Rise Stride Jeans ($89.94, shop here)

Straight Leg

(bella hadid image via vogue via marc piasecki)

Fashionistas still holding onto skinny jeans have another alternative: straight-leg jeans. These beauties have stood the test of time but often don’t get noticed for their versatility and style. Practical and classic, straight-leg jeans can help you achieve any look you want with maximum comfort.

Our Pick: Zara High-Rise Five-Pocket Straight-Leg Jeans ($49.90, shop here)

Slitted Hems


(jennifer lopez image via in style via backgrid) 

A few seasons ago, the side-slit style took the fashion world by surprise. The trend has once again gained popularity. Ranging from simple to intricate, with details like zippers or embroidery, these popular creations aren’t expected to go anywhere anytime soon. So pull out your fancy shoes to show them off via side slits this fall.

Our Pick: Joe’s The Hi Honey Slit Hem Jeans ($198, shop here)

Flared


(vanessa hudgens image via hollywood life via mega)

Flared jeans (both ’90s-style low-waisted flares are ’70s-inspired high-waisted boot cuts) are back, and they’re packing a punch! You can wear them with a matching crop top or a dress – the sky’s the limit in this fashion category.

Our Pick: Revice Venus Flares ($98, shop here)

Cargo Jeans


(hilary duff and hailey bieber image via people)

Cargo jeans with oversized pockets used to serve a functional purpose, but now, they’re purely a fashion statement. These bad boys go best with a crop top and chunky boots for an easily achievable 1990s look.

Our Pick: Shein High-Waisted Flap Pocket Cargo Jeans ($26, shop here)

What is your favorite denim trend of the season? Share with us in the comments below!

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