Whether baggy or wide-leg, jeans are taking a more inclusive turn


By AGENCY

Jeans are getting looser cuts in 2023, whether baggy or wide-leg, as seen on the runways of the latest round of Fashion Weeks. Photo: AFP

Although singled out for their environmental impact, jeans remain a wardrobe staple – and a new year inevitably means a new cut to adopt, or to dig out from the back of your closet.

After the long (too long!) reign of skinny jeans, and the return of low-rise cuts, jeans are taking a more inclusive turn this year with ultra-comfortable cuts that fit and flatter every body type.

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