Featured pricing is subject to change. Gen Z and skinny jeans do not get along. Cancel culture is coming for millennials and you’ll want to get the skinny on this newly nixed fashion trend.

If you are a closeted skinny jeans wearer, I don’t have to tell you how restricting they really are. Imagine going on a date to a nice restaurant and you have to adjust your jeans before you sit.

There are times when a cowboy-esque flare will do and times when you want the sleekness of skinny jeans. Some cuts were more popular (straight-leg) than others (wide-leg). But I went a step ...

We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! Good riddance, skinny jeans! Some trends are hard to let go of, but one we have no problem saying goodbye to is ...

stretch out. If you’re straight-leg curious but still love the figure-hugging stretch of skinny jeans, give the Paige Cindy pair a whirl. These jeans are snug and flattering on top but have a ...

If fashion is cyclical, does this mean the ripped-to-shreds skinny jeans that dominated 2009 are next? I wouldn’t be surprised. Emily Tannenbaum is a contributing editor for Glamour, covering ...

While the blue denim jean is the archetype of the style, there are standout pairs of men's jeans for every look, personality and build. You might favor rockstar-skinny jeans, a slim-fit pair ...

M illennials, rejoice: Skinny jeans are set to be a top denim trend this autumn. Whether you're excited to see them return or ...

More structured than standard skinny jeans, this style will skim over any lumps and bumps and can easily be smartened up for casual days in the office or nights out. – Straight-up-and-down gals ...

The Monegasque royal, who is married to Prince Albert of Monaco, was the epitome of elegance as she stepped out wearing silhouette-cinching skinny jeans during an engagement on Saturday.

Fashion has been all about jeans since the pandemic — but there are signs that’s changing. Retailers will need to move fast to catch the next trend. Andrea Felsted is a Bloomberg Opinion ...