Comeback Trend Alert: Low Rise Jeans
In the ever-evolving world of fashion, trends often come full circle. The latest craze to make a return? Low rise jeans. Low rise jeans rose to peak popularity in the early 2000s but as of late these waist defining hip huggers have made an acute comeback and it seems like fashion enthusiasts and denim lovers are fully embracing this nostalgic style. The revival of this trend is hard to ignore and should not be dismissed because it’s apparently being reclaimed and is owning its spot in the fashion spotlight. So, the question is, will this bold denim style just be another nod to an old trend or is it here to stay? Either way we’ve got a few tips on how to style this comeback trend.
First of all, you must know with any look that balance is key. You can achieve a contemporary look by pairing low rise jeans with a balanced silhouette. Opt for a loose-fitting blouse, oversized blazer, or a chunky knit sweater to offset the snug fit of the jeans. It’s a popular style that we’ve seen in our observation of street style icons to embrace the low rise fit by pairing their denim with a cropped sweater or top to accentuate the fit and to also show a tease of skin. This is definitely a more modern approach compared to the early 2000s. Finally, let’s talk about footwear. If you’re opting for a low rise bell bottom style, try a pair of pointed boots. If you’re embracing a low rise boyfriend fit, try a pair of trainers for a more relaxed and casual vibe. And if you're wearing low rise skinny jeans, the epitome of the 2000s trend, then a pair of ankle boots would be a stylish way to go.
Wearing low rise jeans is not just about following a trend rather it's about embracing confidence and self-expression. Well that and making a bold style statement while reviving a long gone fashion trend. Regardless, this revived style is a testament to individuality and daring fashion choices.
And as the low rise jeans resurgence takes the fashion world by storm, it's evident that this trend is not merely a blast from the past but a dynamic evolution that encourages creativity and individuality. What do you think of this trend? Do you support its bold comeback or should it stay in the 2000s where it originally came from?