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While other brands are looking back to the ’90s, Lucky Brand is sooooooo 2000’s with the return of the Lil Maggie jean.

This fall, nostalgia meets modern style as Lucky Brand brings back a legendary favorite from the archives: the Lil Maggie jean. 

“From the Lucky Legend collection, our 2000’s-inspired Ultra Low Rise Lil Maggie Flare hugs the hips and flares out with attitude for a retro vibe you love.”

Since its inception, Lucky Brand has been dedicated to crafting vintage-inspired jeans with individual character and soul, and this highly anticipated revival is exactly what denim season needed.

The Lil Maggie is a stunning Y2K-inspired ultra low-rise flare jean that captures the spirit of throwback denim and pairs perfectly with oversized tops, fitted sweaters, and seasonal styling for back-to-school and beyond. Also noteworthy is the fact that these jeans are made of non-stretch 100% cotton denim – a must for a perfect vintage look.

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Yes. Colored jeans are one of the emerging denim trends for Fall 2026, although the trend is more subdued and sophisticated than previous waves of colored denim.

The emphasis is on deep, autumnal shades rather than bright “loud” colors. Key colors are burgundy/oxblood, chocolate brown, olive, and ecru.

And let us be clear here, colored denim is not replacing classic indigo – it is expanding the denim palette. If there is one takeaway for Fall 2026, it’s that earthy, saturated neutrals such as chocolate brown, burgundy, olive, and charcoal are becoming key alternatives to traditional blue jeans, especially in relaxed straight-leg, bootcut, and workwear-inspired silhouettes.

You can find some of our team’s favorite choices for this coming fall below in our gallery. These picks are available to shop for right now – why not be fashionably forward!

We The Free Mid-Rise Barrel Jeans ($98)

Mango Low-Rise Wide Leg Jeans ($69.99)

MOSCHINO Straight-Leg Cargo Jeans ($238)

FRAME High-Rise Wide-Leg Jeans ($300)

AGOLDE Low-Rise Baggy Jeans ($268)

Ralph Lauren RRL High Boy Jeans ($410)

MOTHER High-Rise Wide-Leg Jeans ($240)

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rag & bone’s Pre-Fall 2026 Menswear doubles down on the brand’s heritage – American workwear, premium denim, and understated tailoring. And it is a wardrobe designed for everyday wear rather than runway theatrics.

The collection bridges summer and fall through relaxed silhouettes, vintage washes, and refined utility pieces.

Denim is the centerpiece of the collection, with several key directions:

• Relaxed straight-leg jeans replacing slim fits
• ’90s-inspired faded washes in medium and light indigo
• Carpenter jeans with utility pockets and hammer loops
• Clean dark-rinse denim for dressier outfits
• Minimal distressing – more authentic wear than ripped finishes

Rather than chasing oversized fashion extremes, rag & bone refines familiar staples with premium fabrics and modern proportions.

For anyone tracking Fall 2026 denim, Rag & Bone’s Pre-Fall offering is one of the clearest examples of the season’s shift toward heritage-inspired, wearable denim that balances utility, tailoring, and everyday versatility.

You can purchase rag & bone clothing on their website, at Bloomingdale’s, and at Nordstrom.

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Tommy Hilfiger just launched the TOMMY HILFIGER “Always Denim” Fall 2026 campaign starring Romeo Beckham.

Set within The Mark Hotel, where New York style and cultural influence meet, Romeo hosts a new generation of fashion insiders in a fresh expression of Classic American Cool. Effortless, optimistic, and always rooted in denim.

A longtime symbol of New York’s style scene, The Mark Hotel becomes the backdrop for rooftop sunsets, downtown escapes and time spent with friends. Joined by Dutch tastemaker Yasmin Wijnaldum and an emerging cast shaping today’s style conversation, Romeo moves effortlessly among the city’s iconic settings, where denim is the natural choice for every moment.

“There’s no right or wrong way to wear denim—that’s the whole point,” said Romeo Beckham. “One day I’ll wear it with a leather jacket, the next with a classic white T-shirt. You can take inspiration from rock, prep or vintage, any kind of style. Tommy’s iconic denim has been around for my entire life, but it always feels current because everyone makes it work in a way that feels natural to them.”

The Fall TOMMY HILFIGER 2026 collection celebrates the versatility of denim through a wide range of washes, fits, and silhouettes designed for every occasion. Romeo Beckham wears the relaxed, ’90s-inspired “Theo” baggy jean with a cable-knit sweater before changing into the classic straight-leg “Dover” jean paired with a tucked-in shirt, showing how the right pair of jeans can adapt to every moment. Yasmin Wijnaldum highlights the women’s offering in the high-rise “Sarah” jean, known for its clean, flattering shape, alongside the low-rise “Daisy” silhouette with its relaxed proportions. From contemporary styles to enduring classics, there’s a denim silhouette for every personal style.

“Denim has always represented the pinnacle of self-expression to me,” said Tommy Hilfiger. “When I was a teenager growing up in Elmira, I’d drive to New York City to buy jeans, customize them, and sell them out the trunk of my car. Through every decade it’s evolved with music, youth culture and changing attitudes, yet never lost that timeless appeal. This campaign celebrates that legacy through a new generation, showing how the classics continue to be reimagined in personal ways.”

This Fall 2026 collection will be available on tommy.com, in TOMMY HILFIGER stores worldwide and through select wholesale partners throughout the season.

Oh, and have a look at the video below… the “apple and the tree”!

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Bootcut jeans are one of the strongest women’s denim silhouettes for this coming Fall and Winter 2026.

Rather than dramatic Y2K flares, the trend is centered on slim-through-the-knee jeans with a subtle kick flare, often called the “mini bootcut.”

Designers have been driving this silhouette back onto the runway, and we see it as a natural evolution from wide-leg denim.

Key elements are dark indigo and clean rinses. Full-length hems that skim the top of boots. High- and mid-rise waists. And definitely a slight flare rather than exaggerated bell bottoms. Which also makes sense during the colder seasons. WHo wants to drag their flares on a muddy and snow-covered street?!

The overall look is cleaner and more refined than the oversized baggy and wide-leg trend, making bootcuts one of the easiest silhouettes to dress up or down for all occasions.

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Yes – distressed denim is definitely part of the Fall 2026 fashion conversation, especially in designer collections and directional street style.

However, the prevailing aesthetic is intentional, artisanal distressing rather than the heavily ripped, aggressively destroyed jeans that dominated parts of the 2010s.

This season, we are talking about “controlled” distressing instead of huge knee holes and the like. Especially natural fading from vintage washes. Many brands are focusing on denim that looks naturally aged rather than aggressively destroyed. Laser fading, subtle holes, repaired seams, and worn edges are replacing excessive ripping.

What’s not coming back are large shredded knees, multiple thigh tears, and heavily destroyed skinny jeans.

In short: Distressed denim has clearly returned, but in a more refined, vintage-inspired way. The emphasis is on craftsmanship, authentic wear, and relaxed proportions rather than shock value.

Given the Fall 2026 collections and recent denim launches (read more here), distressed jeans are one of the stronger directional trends. But – instead of skinny fits, go for a loose, wide-leg, or barrel silhouettes.

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