Remember when everyone used to wear low rise jeans? It was a huge trend for a while during the Y2K era, and then they were hated on. Now, most people look back on that era in shame.
However, it didn’t last long, low rise jeans are back with a vengeance and making a fashion comeback. You can see them on the fashion runways, billboards, and just on everyday people walking down the street.
Even so, these jeans have been redone, and are no longer symbols of scarily skinny figures. Now, they are made for everyone, to help accentuate curves and show off your figure more. Low rise jeans can be comfortable for many, as you no longer have buttons digging into your stomach, or your pants getting too tight after a meal.
Plus, they are versatile. Check out these 20 images below to see how you can use low rise jeans to your advantage.
- With a Cropped Shirt
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- With a Shirt That Dips at the Stomach
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- With an Oversized Sweater
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- With Layers
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- When You Want to Be Revealing and Flirty
Match this outfit: Jeans, G-String, Bag, Shirt
- With a Textured Shirt
Get the Jeans at Buckle
- With a Cropped Shirt and Jacket
Get the boots at Nasty Gal
- With a Fitted Long Sleeve
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- With a Cropped Sweater
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- With A Longer Shirt
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- Baggy and Flirty
Match this outfit: Jeans, Puffer, Fitted Crop
- With a Belt
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- With Stomach Decoration
Get the jeans at Tillys
- Baggy and Old School
Get the jeans at Minga
- With a Tucked-in Shirt
Match the outfit: Shoes, Headband, Jeans
- Loose and Flirty
Get the jeans at Free People
- Loose and Baggy
Get the jeans at Free People
- Bandana Shirt and Stomach Jewelry
- With a Tucked-in Sweater
Get the Jeans at Fashion Nova
- With Accessories
Image Via @scrappydoobyd00
What do you think? Have these jeans made a comeback? Maybe you’re already looking at where to purchase a pair and an outfit to go with them, or maybe you think this is a trend that should comfortably live in the past.