The best jeans for women to suit all body types

Our Curve Editor swears by these versatile ‘Dad’ jeans from Asos. “I personally love a little stretch in my jeans – especially if I’m going to be sitting for most of the day,” she says. “This pair have the perfect amount of stretch without losing their structured straight leg.”

Read Cosmo’s full round-up of the best plus-size jeans here.

We’ve spotted Free People’s iconic Firecracker jeans all over our IG recently. With a cool ‘70s-inspired flared leg and amazing star patches, this style is perfect for amping up casual looks.

Topshop’s Editor jeans took the high street by storm in 2018; after their release, the retailer could barely keep the style in stock. It's not hard to see why – with the demise of the skinny, we’re all in search of something streamlined to wear with everyday outfits. Our fave Brit brand as we know it might have shuttered (sob), but luckily ASOS has swooped in to save the day. However, we can’t predict what changes are afoot so we suggest you stock up on all of the Editor jeans left on the site immediately.

If you just can’t get on board with thick, restrictive denim, say hello to Cos’ hella comfy jeans. This style is basically a cross between your fave tracksuit bottoms (clock the elasticated, drawstring waist) and smart wide-leg trousers.

The metallic trouser trend is going nowhere in 2024, ppl. And with festival szn just around the corner, River Island’s shiny pink foiled jeans are basically a guaranteed sell-out.

With spring just around the corner, we’re already getting excited to swap trusty dark denim styles for a lighter wash. We love the relaxed fit on these River Island jeans – they are giving vintage 501's, ngl.

These are just the most perfect jeans: nineties enough to feel on trend but high-quality enough to feel super fresh. The best party? they are available in 28 different washes and from waist size 23 to 37. Pretty impressive if you ask us.

Since Reformation debuted its denim collection back in 2017, it’s quickly become a fashion editor favourite. We think this Abby style is perfect for everyday lewks with its high waist and straight-leg silhouette.

Two-tone jeans are still high on our wish list for 2024, but if the designer iterations are out of question, check out Mint Velvet’s more affordable take on the trend. We love the high-waistband, relaxed silhouette and everyday blue wash.

We love a bootcut flare – you know, the jeans that are cut slim on the thigh and kick out below the knee? We think Mango’s would look GREAT with cowboy boots.

It’s tough to settle on the best jeans brand but we’re gonna go for Mother right now. The denim label has made a name for itself thanks to its LA-cool-girl vibes and the bounty of stylish cuts it has on offer. Plus, Meghan Markle, Kourtney Kardashian and Kate Moss are fans – enough said.

Mom jeans, from M&S? Hear us out: while selvedge denim is cool AF, it also just happens to be a bit rigid for everyday WFH life. This pair is woven with a hint of stretch instead – we knew we could rely on the legendary department store to keep us feeling comfy.

This ‘90s inspired slim-leg style is ultra-versatile and looks ace on so many figures. & Other Stories has balanced the close-fitting cut with a hint of stretch, so these are chic and comfy all at the same time.

Weekday is such a great place to go for denim; the high street brand has a knack for making its jeans look way more expensive than they actually are. We love this mid-rise style that hugs the hips and bum but drops to a less skinny straight shape through the leg. Oh, and did we mention? This pair is made entirely from organic and recycled cotton.

Trust AllSaints to bring a grungy, streetwear edge to its latest denim drop. This echo design is all kinds of cool with its exposed seams, cargo pockets and distressed detailing. Go full indie sleaze and style yours with cropped band tees and bashed up biker boots.

Agolde is the LA-based denim brand that fashion editors everywhere swear by. Originally founded in 1993, it has been leading the way in the jean world for more than 30 years, and definitely knows a thing or two about reinventing the classics. If you love a straight-leg cut but find it a little safe, opt for this cropped style – it will look super cute this spring with ballet flats and loafers.

We’ve seen all the influencer girlies in brown jeans lately and after seeing this amaze iteration from Arket, we are officially sold. Style yours with white cowboy boots and chunky knits now and switch to ribbed vests and flip flops come summer.

Sparkly jeans aren’t just for party season, ppl. We’ll be wearing this grey diamanté style with white tees at the weekend and corset tops for Friday night drinks.

We’ve written about the #Midsize community, so we’re pleased to see Everlane creating jeans specifically designed for bigger hips and thighs. If you love the ‘90s straight-leg denim trend but find these jeans look TOTALLY different on you to the model, you’ll love Everlane’s pair made with curves in mind.

The person who said you can’t lounge around in jeans clearly hadn’t tried these beauties from Superdry. Not only are they crafted from a soft organic cotton, they also have a low-rise waist and ‘90s style, boyfriend fit. The wide-leg is cleverly designed to puddle around your sneaks, too.