Get Ahead Of The Trend: The Low-Rise Pants You Need


After much concern, a few protests, and a rapidly adopted hashtag, Britney Spears is back. She’s posting her own videos (she says), she’s back working out (it seems), and she’s speaking French (kind of). But above all, since re-embracing Instagram, Spears is (once again!) serving the belly button-baring looks we need.

 

 

You might have heard low-rise is back. Considering fashion operates on a 10-20 year cycle, we might have seen it coming. It began with the baggy jeans—so oversized they organically wiggled down to hip-level. Then the ‘going out’ tops—rampant in the early ’00s—became reclaimed with frenzy. We’re very, very close to a complete low-rise takeover, and everyone knows it, which means it’s time to get ahead of the trend.

 

If we’re all about to be walking around, mid-drifts exposed, by next summer, then it’s time to start shopping. Take a page out of Spears’ book and return to the hip-hugging, impossibly-short-zip discomfort of the low-rise pant. Brace yourselves, and consider any (or many) of the below.

 

Rag & Bone

Ankle Dre Jeans

$265

 

 

Saint Laurent

Low-rise flared jeans

$414

 

 

Zara

Pocket Cargo Pants

$9.95

 

 

Rag & Bone

Equestrian Low-Rise Skinny Jeans

$210

 

Vintage

1970’s Wide Leg Pants

$32

 

R13

Boy Skinny Jeans

$365

 

 

Joie

Adorea Skinny Lace-Up Ankle-Zip Moto Pants

$111

 

 

 

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