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Ever since jeans hit the scene in 1873, they've always been in style. However, the way that we wear them is always changing (remember JNCO jeans?). So, if you're one of those people who always likes to be at the forefront of the latest trends, listen up. There are a few denim styles that have pushed ahead of the crowd and we've been seeing them everywhere this year, from the catwalk to the streets to our FYP. Wide leg jeans are still in, as well as retro 70s flares, while jeans that feel like sweatpants and summer-ready white denim are catching our eye. To help give your denim drawer a little refresh, we've put together the top styles from this year and some options from Madewell to Good American. Scroll down for the 2024 denim trends you'll want to rock all year long.

Flared Jeans

Get a retro kick with a pair of flared jeans. They can add some curves, enhance your silhouette, and give you some vintage charm. Not your typical bell bottoms, these flared options offer a modern take on a classic, with petite and tall options.

I own these flared jeans from Madewell and they are so flattering. They're stretchy, form-fitting, and the petite sizing is perfect for my short frame (plus, standard, and tall are also available). The flare is just the right amount of flare, and the color is light and fun for summer.

At $30, these flared Old Navy jeans are a great deal. They're available in regular, tall, and petite, with sizing from 00 to 30, and one reviewer reported, "Super cute on, and makes your butt look good."

Wide-Leg Jeans

The wide-leg trend has been around for a minute, but it shows no sign of stopping. Who could resist the effortlessly cool and comfortable silhouette of wide-leg denim? They're perfect for cute jackets, tanks, or a boxy tee.

Madewell hit a home run with their Harlow pants, and now they've knocked it out of the park again with this denim option. They're comfortable, yet flattering, and can go from casual to more professional in a snap. This style always sells out, so get it while you can.

These relaxed and roomy wide-leg jeans from Old Navy are a steal at $26. Snag them in a variety of colors and washes, they have a little bit of stretch and feel like high end jeans, according to a reviewer.

Pull-On Jeans

Jeans have come a long way. Now you can get pairs that are as soft as sweatpants and easily pull up (no zippers or buttons). They give you a laissez-faire aesthetic with a chic touch that can't be beat.

Stylish, and above all comfortable, you might want to wear these pull-on jeans day and night (and even to the couch). They're on sale for $48 and even come in a darker color with cargo pockets.

These trompe l'oeil joggers aren't jeans at all -- in fact, they're cotton pants with a denim design printed on them. Reviewers rave that they're comfy, stylish, and look just like jeans. Wear them out, wear them while you travel, or wear them to bed -- no one will ever know.

White Jeans

Don't feel like you can only wear white jeans from Memorial to Labor Day. They're a trend that's stylish year round and match just right with your neutral tone wardrobe.

Good American is having a sitewide sale right now, so snag these bootcut white jeans for 25% off with code GET25. Not only are they designed to make your legs appear extra long, they're also made of super stretchy compression denim that's made to look and feel amazing.

Lightweight and breathable, you might be wondering where these white jeans have been all your life. They're available in regular, tall, and petite, with plenty of other color options if you want to get more than one. At this price, you may be tempted to.

Straight Leg Jeans

Somewhere between skinny jeans and wide-leg jeans, there's straight leg jeans. They're sophisticated, elegant, and go well with everything from blazers to bomber jackets. 

These straight jeans give you a classic full leg, some stretch, and a 90s vibe. They're on sale, available in 3 colors, and come in sizing from 27 to 33. Hungry for more 90s styles? Then keep scrolling, we've got more.

Available in 3 washes, you can wear these straight leg jeans as is, or roll up the hem for a more casual aesthetic. With a little stretch and a super high-rise fit, they'll pair perfectly with your favorite cropped t-shirt or crisp white button down.

Cropped Jeans

No summer fit would be complete without a pair of cropped jeans. They're easy, breezy, and give you that hint of ankle, ideal for the heat. Set your phasers to: effortlessly cool.

High rise, cropped length, wide leg -- check, check, check. You just scored the easiest jeans to style this season. They can show off your favorite sandals or sneakers and the wide leg is the perfect length, according to reviewers.

I own a pair of these Levi's jeans and they go with almost everything. Plus, they're stretchy, high-waisted, and hug all the right curves. Grab them in several colors and thank me later.

90s Jeans

You may want to call them mom jeans or girlfriend jeans, but the fact remains that 90s jeans are still super cool. They're relaxed, retro, and channel your inner 90s super model.

Looking for a jean that will take you back to a simpler time? The 90s? Then you need this Madewell bestseller in your wardrobe. It goes with sandals, sneakers, or loafers, and comes in several colors. They're so 90s, you might be asking yourself, "What's the Internet?" when you wear them.

Rock your 90s look with these relaxed jeans. One A&F reviewer said it best, "Literally obsessed with this style of jeans! I only wish I discovered them sooner!! I would recommend me these to all body types! I love that they hug you up top but are looser by the knee down, it makes it so comfortable and a huge break from all the skinny jeans I've had in my closet."

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