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After years of leggings and bicycle shorts, many us Desire for something more polished – but still comfortable. That’s where loose jeans come in. Celebrities are everywhere in the trend, and honestly, we get it.
Loose jeans are stepping up efficiency and becoming a low-drinking and high-style alternative. They are easy to move in, they don’t fit tightly, and give your clothes some structure without sacrificing a relaxing atmosphere. We rounded up 13 pairs that can make your figure shine while exuding a cool celebrity-approved look.
12 loose and flattering loose jeans that feel like sweat
1. Return appropriate: These Lightly washed low rack Scream the early 2000s in the best way – just add a baby t-shirt.
2. jeans: These Pleated thigh jeans Provides structure, but still feels laid back with the vintage fading.
3. Smoked nails: Wash with cool gray and lazy low-level cuts, this Grey cleaning pair Bring the energy of the model off work.
4. Color Popular: Take off the blue jeans Burnt orange denim Extra wide legs.
5. Weekend let: Mid-layer, super loose and breathable, this one Wide legs pair Bring all the comforts.
6. Washing milk: These Creamy barrel jeans Provide enough advantages without turning to the clothing field.
7. Sales Alerts: Medium washing and cleaning of hem this A loose pair From Abercrombie & Fitch Simple, versatile and very Y2K coded – now on sale!
8. Curve Followers: this Viral style Totally perfect. There is extra space on the hips and no gaps on the waist.
9. Bohemian Soft, elastic denim and subtle folds give this Less than $50 Dreamy, relaxed feeling.
10. Retro pants: These High-rise jeans Bring a little old-fashioned talent to denim drawers.
11. Barrel crops: Crop and bend in all the right ways, this Ankle grazing Perfect with sneakers or sandals.
12. Y2K staple food: These broad Levi nods to the 2000s nods, while the high waist and cleaning cleansing make the look grow and match.
