10 best low-rise jeans to buy in 2024

June 07, 2024

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Loulou Studio

If you are nervous to try the low-rise trend, we recommend opting for a baggier fit. This style from Loulou Studio is a great option – the dark navy wash and relaxed silhouette make them easy to style for day-to-day, but they can easily be dressed up for night.

Jeans, £249, Loulou Studio

Sandro

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Sandro's Bibi jeans sit low on the hips and feature a relaxed loose fit. We'd team them with everything from ballet flats to strappy sandals and a perfect white tee.

Jeans, £209, Sandro

Acne Studios

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If you love a dark wash, look to Acne. The brand's 2004 jeans feature a low-rise and a wide fit, with a tie detail at the waist.

Jeans, £360, Acne Studios

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7 For All Mankind

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If you really do want to embrace the Noughties, then opt for a bootleg cut. This low-rise stretchy style would look great with a cashmere jumper and loafers.

Jeans, £220, 7 For All Mankind

Re/Done

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Another great style in a dark wash that sits low on the waist, but in a slightly skinnier silhouette.

Jeans, was £289, now £144, Re/Done

Valentino

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If you are looking at the investment end of the scale, you can't beat this amazing pair of low-rise, straight-leg jeans from Valentino, which we'd team with flat sandals and an oversized shirt.

Jeans, £790, Valentino

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Slverlake

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A great everyday jean, this style from Los Angeles-based Slverlake features a straight-leg silhouette, is made with organic cotton and sits super low on the hips.

Jeans, £335, Slverlake

Agolde

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This baggy style from Agolde is a great way to try the trend if you're nervous about looking too Noughties. The style sits low on the hips, but not in an extreme way, and features a baggy silhouette.

Jeans, £350, Agolde