• High-rise waistband sits firmly at the natural waist, creating a long, unbroken leg line from hip to floor.
• The wide leg opens generously from the hip, sweeping into a full hem that grazes the ground - the kind of cut that works best with a heel underneath.
• Denim that starts sturdy and structured, then softens and moulds to your shape with every wear - it holds its form without feeling stiff.
• Contrast topstitching traces the seams and runs the full length of each leg, adding definition without any added hardware.
• The leg is cut wide enough to move with you, draping cleanly rather than pulling - no bunching at the thigh or knee.

These jeans anchor a wardrobe in the best way - the sort of piece you reach for when everything else feels like effort. The high waist makes them natural partners for anything cropped: a fitted bandeau, a tucked-in knit, or a close-cut corset top as shown here. Double up in denim for a full co-ord moment, or break it up with a brown suede clutch and pointed heels to take the look somewhere more considered for a night out. At a family gathering or a casual weekend with friends, swap the heels for flat mules and layer a relaxed blazer over the top. The wide leg silhouette flatters through proportion - the more volume below, the more streamlined everything above it reads. A pair of oversized tinted sunglasses, as styled here, rounds off the retro-leaning feel without trying too hard.