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The 8 best pairs of flare jeans for every budget and style

Remi Rosmarin   

The 8 best pairs of flare jeans for every budget and style
International2 min read
  • There has been a resurgence of interest in flare jeans as of late, and retailers have taken notice and responded accordingly with new styles to feed the trend.
  • The combination of fitted and flared elements makes them universally flattering, plus the open leg tends to be really comfortable. After all, we could use a break from skinny jeans every now and then.
  • We rounded up some great pairs of flare jeans that work for just about every style, budget, and flare preference.
  • Some of our favorites include the Free People Just Float On Flare Jeans, the Universal Standard Sava High Rise Flare, and the Levi's Ribcage Full Length Flare Women's Jeans.

I don't know what it is about denim, but I've always felt most comfortable in a pair of jeans. Unless I'm on a road trip or an airplane, you'll probably find me in a pair. Luckily for me (and everyone else who loves denim), it's a great big world of style out there. With a plethora of fits, flares, washes, inseam lengths, and waist options, you'll never get bored of denim.

If you're looking to get in on the latest denim trend, you need a pair of flare jeans. Yep, the retro style is back. Whether it's a more modest cut or full-out flare, there are plenty of good pairs of flared jeans out there. Some pairs offer a more casual look, while others can be slightly more sophisticated. Keep reading for some of our favorite pairs, plus tips on how to style them.

Here are the best flare jeans you can buy:

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