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The Best Thing About Hailey Bieber’s New Gap Jeans Has Nothing to Do With Hailey Bieber

It’s the baggy fit comeback we’ve all  been waiting for.

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The ’90s didn’t ask your jeans to do much. They weren’t sculpting your body. They weren’t lifting your butt. They definitely weren’t painted onto your legs. They hung low. They were baggy. They swallowed your sneakers. If the hems got chewed up and frayed from dragging across the sidewalk, even better. You wore them with a baby tee, a ribbed tank, or your favorite hoodie and called it a day. (Or, maybe you’re a decade younger than me and you watched your cooler older sibling or uncle wear them… I digress.)

Then at some point in the early 2000s, the skinny-jean era happened… which many of us would like to forget about.

For what felt like an eternity, denim became less about looking cool and more about seeing how much circulation you were willing to sacrifice in the name of fashion. Even after skinny jeans started fading, we got........

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