There are a few specific staples the majority of fashion people I know seem to own. In the denim realm, this includes that tried-and-true jeans style that has a higher waist and a looser fit in the leg area. Basically, when I asked my fellow fashion editors about their favorite denim silhouettes, this was the cut that every single one mentioned is in their offerings. When I look through my Saved folder on IG, this looser denim style (often in a lighter wash) is the key piece in many of my favor...

We've already shared the magic of the $98 jeans a stylist always suggests to celebs, but there's a new shape that launched in recent years, and it's already a hit among the stylish NYC crowd (and this L.A. editor).Aptly dubbed the Ribcage style, the jeans offer the highest rise on any Levi's to date—and at 12 1/8 inches, the ribcage-grazing waistline puts other high-waisted jeans on the market to shame. The name makes them a bit daunting, I realize, but once I threw on my pair and buttoned ...

I recently shared my adoration for loose jeans. Believe it or not, I strictly wore skinny jeans for a good decade before making this switch. Furthermore, it’s those relaxed styles that are a bit distressed with a raw hem that I’m especially loving. Yep, loose, raw-hem denim is making a comeback in my wardrobe after many years. In some cases, I'll buy jeans that already have the raw hem, but I've also cut jeans myself to achieve the said look.I’m certainly not alone here. I’ve actually ...

Nobody likes jean shopping. Something about the combination of unflattering dressing room mirrors, squeezing into denim that does not want to stretch, jean sizes changing every season, and the pure exhaustion of pulling pants up and down really just doesn’t do it for me. Yet we endure all of this because jeans are the one article of clothing that will never go out of style; there is a pair for every occasion, they last for ages, and they are a fool-proof way to look like you’re trying witho...