Sophie Turner Wore the Laid-Back Jeans Style We’ve Seen on Jennifer Aniston — Similar Pairs Start at $18

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We’ve also seen them on Anne Hathaway and Katie Holmes

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Skinny jeans may have mostly retired from the fashion scene, but their more sophisticated, timeless older sister is here to stay.

Straight-leg jeans are the replacement you’ve been missing, and if you’re not convinced, just take a look at celebrity street style. Sophie Turner is the latest to remind us of the denim’s versatility, having stepped out in Paris wearing a light-wash pair with a tucked-in blue button-up shirt and black accessories: a thin belt, trench coat, and pointed-toe boots.

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For Turner, straight leg-jeans brought texture and a casual vibe to what could have been a stuffy, business casual look. But they didn’t take away from its clean lines or chicness. That’s the style’s superpower: Dressed up or down, they bring balance to any outfit, which is why they stay on rotation for so many stars, including Jennifer Aniston, Anne Hathaway, Katie Holmes, and more.

If you’re ready to add a pair to your closet, we browsed around and found seven straight-leg jeans you can get on sale now — prices start at $18.

Shop Straight-Leg Jeans Inspired by Sophie Turner

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Levi’s Classic Straight Jeans, $50 (Save 16%)

<p>Amazon</p>

Amazon

This pair of Levi’s jeans is 60 percent cotton, giving the fit a bit of stretch and relaxation, so you don’t feel restricted when wearing them. They’re also mid-rise, which makes them easy to wear with all kinds of tops. The medium indigo wash most closely emulates Turner’s pants, but these are also available in other colors, including black and white.

More than 7,500 customers have given them a five-star rating, with reviewers saying they fit great and are super comfortable. One shopper called them their “favorite jeans” and insisted on ordering more.

Lee Ultra-Lux Comfort Straight-Leg Jean, $25 (Save 42%)

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Amazon

The price of this pair is enough to warrant an immediate add-to-cart, but the quality and fit are there, too. The 78 percent cotton blend has enough give to make everyday wear comfortable, and it doesn’t require breaking in or multiple washes to soften. The mid-rise makes them versatile and comfortable, and there are over 10 washes available. One reviewer especially loved how well they work with various shoes. “Fit great with sneakers, boots, and heels,” they wrote, adding, “I love the stretch.”

Madewell ’90s Straight Jean, $100 (Save 22%)

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Madewell

If you’re pining for a worn-looking pair of straight-legs, Madewell has you covered. As the name implies these jeans look, well, straight out of the ’90s, despite being new. The best part is, although they appear vintage, they don’t wear like a starchy, stiff pair — the denim is soft and stretchy, making the high-rise easy to rock all day. The brand notes that the fit runs small, though, due to the intentional snugness through the hips and bum, so it may be a safe bet to size up.

Those three pairs are just the tip of the iceberg in a sea of straight-leg styles. Get ready to find your next go-to jeans and shop more below.

Lee Legacy Original Straight Leg Relaxed Fit Jean, $18 (Save 60%)

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Zappos

Wrangler High-Rise True Straight Fit Jean, $40 (Save 32%)

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Amazon

Gap High-Rise ’90s Straight Jeans, $63 (Save 27%)

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GAP

Abercrombie & Fitch Mid-Rise ’90s Straight Jean, $51 at checkout

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Abercombie & Fitch

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