These '70s-style pants are making a comeback.
That being said, over the last 19 months, while we were busy ditching our jeans in favor of comfier styles, a lot has changed in the world of denim. For example, skinny jeans were declared “uncool” by the younger generation andwere determined to be back in vogue. We've also seen other throwback styles, like low-rise and baggy jeans, make their return to the mainstream as well.
But out of all the styles making a comeback, none excite us quite as much as the flare and bell-bottom jeans that have been popping up across our social media feeds. The exaggerated leg, which was a staple of the ‘70s, is back with a bang. It's a versatile style that pairs well with heels or a classic tee. And, simply put, flared bottoms are really fun.
If you’re looking to try on this retro jean trend for size, we found 13 stylish pairs that you can shop right now.
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