Yahoo Lifestyle 10 pairs of low-rise jeans that are actually easy to style
For years, super-flattering high-waisted jeans in their many incarnations – skinny, Mom, boyfriend, kickflare – ruled our off-duty wardrobes. But, as Nineties and Noughties fashion has slowly found itself in favour once again, the ultra low-rise jean has made a firm comeback. The style has been seen all over the catwalks for the past few seasons, and has won over A-listers and fashion editors alike. However, the average consumer tends to be a little nervous to head back to low-slung denim, but there's no need to be.
Unlike in the early 2000s when our uniforms consisted of hip-hugging bootleg jeans teamed with extreme crop tops and pointed kitten heels, the low-rise denim trend this time around is much less extreme. On the catwalks, we've seen Miu Miu, Isabel Marant and Stella McCartney put a modern spin on the low-rise, experimenting with baggier silhouettes and styling them with oversized blazers and chic knitwear. Meanwhile, Hailey Bieber has made a case for low-slung with a white tee, Zendaya has embraced a baggier fit and Bella Hadid has made it work with layering.
Ready to give the trend another try? Below, we present the best low-rise jeans available to shop right now. From designer denim to more affordable styles, these are the 10 best pairs to buy right now.
Loulou Studio
If you are nervous to try the low-rise trend, we recommend opting for a baggier fit. This style from Loulou Studio is a great option – the dark navy wash and relaxed silhouette make them easy to style for day-to-day, but they can easily be dressed up for night.
Jeans, £249, Loulou Studio
Sandro
Sandro's Bibi jeans sit low on the hips and feature a relaxed loose fit. We'd team them with everything from ballet flats to strappy sandals and a perfect white tee.
Jeans, £209, Sandro
Acne Studios
If you love a dark wash, look to Acne. The brand's 2004 jeans feature a low-rise and a wide fit, with a tie detail at the waist.
Jeans, £360, Acne Studios
7 For All Mankind
If you really do want to embrace the Noughties, then opt for a bootleg cut. This low-rise stretchy style would look great with a cashmere jumper and loafers.
Jeans, £220, 7 For All Mankind
Re/Done
Another great style in a dark wash that sits low on the waist, but in a slightly skinnier silhouette.
Jeans, was £289, now £144, Re/Done
Valentino
If you are looking at the investment end of the scale, you can't beat this amazing pair of low-rise, straight-leg jeans from Valentino, which we'd team with flat sandals and an oversized shirt.
Jeans, £790, Valentino
Slverlake
A great everyday jean, this style from Los Angeles-based Slverlake features a straight-leg silhouette, is made with organic cotton and sits super low on the hips.
Jeans, £335, Slverlake
Agolde
This baggy style from Agolde is a great way to try the trend if you're nervous about looking too Noughties. The style sits low on the hips, but not in an extreme way, and features a baggy silhouette.
Jeans, £350, Agolde
Citizens of Humanity
A great office jean, this pair from Citizens of Humanity would look great with an oversized blazer and a loafer.
Jeans, £300, Citizens of Humanity
Paige
After a more retro style? This stetchy design from Paige takes us right back to the year 2000, and would look great teamed with boots and a fun top.
Jeans, £275, Paige
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