By Natalie Dixon

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Amazon Prime Day brings a standout denim deal the Levi’s Women’s 728 Tailored High‑Rise Wide Leg Jeans, now £95 was £111.80 (15% off).

These jeans combine structure with modern ease, featuring a flattering high-rise waist that cinches the silhouette and a wide-leg cut that drapes beautifully.

Part of Levi’s “Lot 700” fits, they offer a polished look without compromising comfort. For anyone looking to upgrade their denim collection, this Prime Day deal is a perfect opportunity.

Front-pocket, or patch-pocket, jeans have become one of the most talked-about denim trends this year. Unlike traditional side pockets, patch pockets are stitched onto the front of the legs, often across the thigh or hip, creating a cleaner, less bulky front silhouette.

Levi’s Women’s 728 Tailored High‑Rise Wide Leg Jeans

Shop now for £95 (was £111.80)

The design, inspired by 1970s boho aesthetics, has been modernised for today’s fashion, offering both style and functionality. These high-rise jeans elongate the leg line and create a streamlined appearance, avoiding the extra bulk that traditional pockets can create.

The trend also reflects a revival of retro styles blended with modern minimalism, giving jeans subtle yet striking detail without overwhelming an outfit.

Front-pocket jeans provide styling versatility, easily pairing with tucked-in tops, cropped jackets, blazers, or knits, and they look just as good with flats, boots, or sneakers.

The popularity of front-pocket jeans has been amplified by celebrities. Sienna Miller has been spotted wearing patch-pocket styles paired with feminine knits and heels.

Fashion insiders have noted that this style has become a quiet revolution away from skinny jeans, embraced by style-conscious figures in both mainstream and street fashion.

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