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If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. Spoiler alert: Skinny jeans are definitely back By Clara McMahon Clara McMahon is a fashion-obsessed shopping writer who’s constantly ...

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Standing at 5 feet tall, it’s never been easy for me to find bottoms. On top of my height, my figure is on the curvier side, and I’ve hit my second puberty since turning 25 years old, so my hips are ...

The internet may remain divided about whether skinny jeans will ever be “a thing” again, but it's pretty united about wide-leg styles having universal appeal. Transcending trend cycles entirely, they ...

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! If your skinny jeans feel more restrictive than slimming, it’s time for an ...

When it comes to jeans, you have several overarching silhouettes to choose from, with skinny, bootcut, and straight leg being three of the most popular, versatile options. Which is best for your look ...

Say it ain’t so. Skinny jeans are making a comeback, sort of. While baggy and oversized jeans continue to reign supreme, the early-2000s trend was prominent on the Paris Fashion Week runways with a ...

From dark skinny jeans under knee-high taupe boots to tunic tops with turquoise statement necklaces, these 2013 outfits are coming back in the trend cycle. If you’ve got the skinny jeans, you need the ...

The trending jean has shimmied its way back into our closets, and here’s everything you need to know. These Old Navy cigarette jeans take “executive realness” to a whole new level. Pair with ...

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