While flared pairs might feel a little dated, their close cousins, bootcut jeans, are just taking off. Featuring a similar fit to cigarette jeans but with a little more volume below the knee, today’s bootcut styles feel sleeker and chicer than the pairs you wore 20 years ago; they’re structured, self-assured, and perfect for layering with shoes. (Just look at the example above.) Each of the pairs below features a subtle flare that’ll ease you back into the look; style them with a tank top and a loose blazer for Saturday-night drinks or a flowy blouse and ankle boots for the office.

Levi’s Wedgie Bootcut Jeans

Lee High-Waist Bootcut Jeans

Abercrombie & Fitch Mid-Rise Bootcut Jeans

Old Navy Mid-Rise Loose Boot-Cut Jeans

Hudson Jeans Beth Baby Boot Jeans

Bayeas Lunna Fray-Hem Jeans

3. Slouchy silhouettes

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Wide, baggy, loose jeans have been absolutely everywhere for years now, and they’re going nowhere in the coming months. The look is evolving a bit for 2026, though; mid- and low-rise cuts are overtaking their high-rise counterparts, lending the spring a relaxed, lived-in air. And instead of piling on the fabric, these pairs won’t be quite as baggy moving forward. Lean into the undone energy with an oversized button-down, big sunglasses, and soft loafers. Easy!

Denim Forum ’90s Super Lo-Rise Baggy Jeans

Citizens of Humanity Nora Trouser Jeans

Reformation Bex Wide-Leg Jeans

Cider Mid-Waist Denim Trousers

Hollister Low-Rise Baggy Jeans

4. Extra-light washes

PARIS FRANCE  JANUARY 26 Beatrice Borromeo wears black floral patterned jacket light wash jeans black leather bag black...

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