Jason Kelce’s 32-year-old wife covered her budding belly in a Philadelphia Eagles tee, two months after sharing her pregnancy news via Instagram.

In the name of research, Vogue’s contributing shopping writer, Julia Storm, tried the best styles available now.

We dug through Amazon’s fashion department to find straight-leg jeans, trousers, and lounge pants to help you hop on the trend. Read on to shop styles from Levi’s, Lee, Madewell, and more from ...

Commonly associated with the '90s, straight-leg jeans are a classic denim silhouette that is fuss-free, sleek, and, most importantly, comfortable. The unsung hero of the era is often overlooked ...

A new data infrastructure helped Levi’s crunch the numbers on how everyone—not just the TikTok set—might want to go looser ...

DENIM TRENDS MAY come and go, but 2025 is proving it’s all about variety. From floor-grazing wide leg styles to jeans covered in embellishments, the options are endless. And then there’s Bella ...

Read our full commerce guidelines here. Barrel leg jeans were the break out denim trend of 2024 and they're going nowhere fast. The statement silhouette curves off the hips, reaching their widest ...

The straight leg is relaxed through the hip and waist and won’t cling like typical skinny jeans. The hem is wide enough to be worn with boots, loafers, sneakers, and heels. They also have a mid ...

“There’s also a whole lot of people that used to wear a 501, and they love their 501s,” Levi’s Chief Digital Officer Jason Gowans said of the company’s classic straight-leg jeans.

These days, there's no chance I'm traipsing around town in too-tight jeans that cinch my belly like a balloon animal. Nor am I wearing a pair that's so baggy I look like a blowfish. Allow me a ...

Score the Walmart best-seller from $39 right now Finding a good pair of jeans can be elusive. They should be a comfortable ...

And even certain brands that sell “plus-size” jeans cut corners by working from the same patterns used for their straight sizes, with (often thin) designers not designing for curves ...