It’s no secret that high-waisted pants are having a total moment—everyone from celebs and models to that girl at the office can be seen wearing the trend. And if you’re worried about pulling them off, ...

Elegant, flattering, and versatile, this classic pair of pants enhances curvy silhouettes and becomes the standout piece of ...

Wide-leg high-rise jeans combine comfort with an elevated silhouette, making them a versatile denim choice for your wardrobe ...

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We’ve truly come full circle from the days when scandalously low-rise jeans were all the rage. Women in 2019 live by the motto “Give me high-rise pants or give me death.” We get it: Higher cuts are ...

From creamy whites, to shades of eggshell and raw-hemmed ivory, there’s something impeccably chic about a pair of white jeans. To be exact, a good pair of high-waisted white jeans is considered a ...

A reader who has never liked “mom jeans” wonders how to embrace the high-rise trend. By Vanessa Friedman I absolutely detest any waistline above my navel. I am a mom, but not a mom jeans fan. What am ...

Lately, I've been thinking about high-waisted jeans, and what it means that they're still in style. I used to love the look of all my high-waisted clothing — but I especially loved the feeling my high ...

Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Skinny jeans are still cool. The key: texture. Invest in a high-wasted ...

Every product on this page was chosen by a Harper's BAZAAR editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. If you were to ask what our favorite denim style was just a few years ...

When I first saw Tina Fey’s eviscerating "Saturday Night Live" sketch about the horrors of mom jeans, I was filled not with disdain, but with desire. Fashion trends come and go, but (at least for me) ...