These 8 Pairs of Pants and Jeans Prove That Baggy Is Queen This Fall

Nothing says cool and casual like distressed jeans. That's why we can't get enough of the Old Navy Extra High-Waisted Ripped Baggy Wide-Leg Non-Stretch Jeans ($45, originally $55). Between the ripped knees and super-wide-leg fit, these bottoms have a grungy Y2K vibe that's all the rage.

With their flowy feel and sharp pleats, the Reformation Mason Pants ($178) combine comfort and style. These polished pants prove that baggy does not necessarily have to mean grungy. We like the classic khaki colorway for a business-casual vibe.

Channel your inner streetwear icon with the Good American Good Skate Jeans ($149). These long statement bottoms puddle around your feet for a '90s-throwback look. Wear them with your favorite sneakers.

If you're not ready to go fully baggy, the Old Navy Extra High-Waisted Ripped Wide-Leg Jeans ($50, originally $55) are a great way to ease into the trend. They're flatteringly streamlined at the top and widen into a dramatic leg at the bottom.

It's all in the details with the Frankie Shop Hailey Cotton-Twill Cargo Pants ($285). The oversize pockets make a statement, while the drawstring cuffs add a utilitarian edge. You can cinch the leg openings or leave them wide depending on the vibe you're going for.

Black jeans, like the Old Navy Extra High-Waisted Baggy Wide-Leg Non-Stretch Jeans ($40, originally $45), are one of our fall fashion go-tos. Wear these to the office with a crisp white button-down, an oversize wool trench, and black leather booties.

The slits at the bottom of the EB Denim Split Hem OGs ($330) set them apart from other denim styles. These unique jeans also have an eye-catching asymmetrical waistline that's begging to be paired with a crop top.

For a sleeker take on voluminous pants, try them in leather. We adore the chic cropped silhouette of the Anthropologie Maeve the Colette Faux Leather Pants ($148) — perfect for styling with boots!