Jeans that have gone out of fashion and become an anti-trend: what to replace them with. Photo.
Despite the attempts of fashion designers and influencers to bring back skinny jeans, which were at their peak a few years ago, it remains undeniable that they have significantly given way to wide leg trousers. The low-waisted trend of the 00s with a baggy cut and flared legs has flooded store shelves, while tight-fitting models are becoming less common.
According to the laws of cyclical fashion, skinny jeans will regain their lost ground, but now it is better to choose more relevant options. The editors of the New York Post told us about them (scroll to the bottom of the page to see the photos).
The main trend in the fashion world right now is simplicity and comfort. Minimalist manicure, casual hairstyles and oversized clothes are at the peak of popularity.
The main trend in the fashion world today is simplicity and comfort
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It's no surprise that wide-leg jeans are back in fashion right now, as they don't hinder movement and hide figure flaws.
Wide jeans are back in fashion
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These can be high-waisted and low-rise models that were popular many years ago. There are many varieties of such denim: straight, mom, boyfriend, palazzo, flared jeans and culottes.
There are many models of wide jeans.
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All of them suit beauties with different body types. You should choose the right model based on the type of top you are wearing. An important criterion is also the type of figure you want to emphasise.
For example, slender girls can easily wear wide trousers to create the illusion of curvaceous hips, while those with large buttocks will look good in palazzo and tight culottes.
No longer in fashion
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The right model can emphasise the figure
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Previously OBOZREVATEL wrote with what to wear an oversize sweater to look stylish and warm. Examples can be seen at the link.
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