Low-Rise Pants Have Entered the Chat: 12 Looks I Don't Completely Hate

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Courtesy of Fendi

At Fendi, suit trousers were reinterpreted in a baggy, low-slung silhouette that reads as surprisingly polished.

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Courtesy of Dion Lee

Dion Lee's lace-up waist pants are already on their way to becoming spring's next It item. Styled with a corset top and blazer, this is such a fresh take on a three-piece suit.

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Courtesy of Miu Miu

The pant layering at Miu Miu coupled with the model's heeled flip-flops screams early 2000s.

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Courtesy of No. 21

Midriffs were another big trend we spotted on the S/S 21 runways. Here, the barely there look is offset by an oversize flannel shirt.

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Courtesy of Sportmax

Clearly, relaxed suiting is set to be a major silhouette this spring and Sportmax offered another combination with low-rise trousers that's actually quite chic.

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EmRata was way ahead of everyone else when she stepped out in this low-rise suiting look all the way back in 2019.

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Bella Hadid is no stranger to the low-rise phenomenon, but of all her outfits, this casual-cool look feels the most approachable (and re-creatable).

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The Image Direct

This simple tank-and-trousers outfit lives in my head rent-free and may or may not be the inspiration behind this whole story.

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@dualipa

What did I say about these Dion Lee pants becoming a popular item? If anyone can pull them off flawlessly, it's Dua Lipa.

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@aimeesong

Ultra-polished pinstripes are a fresh take on the low-rise look.

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@camillecharriere

Belly chains, another throwback trend, were basically made for low rises.

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@sincerelytommy_

If low-rises scare you, try one in a roomy wide-leg shape like these, which are much more wearable.

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@miaou

You really can't go wrong with a matching set.