'It was very hard to get out of skinnies, especially being French, but now I find it hard to get back into them. Parisian writer, creative consultant and ELLE UK Contributing Editor Camille Charrière agrees. To prove that you don’t need to spend upwards of $150 for jeans that fit great and look even better, I test-drove a few of Zara’s latest denim styles, from straight-leg to mom jeans.'Plus, the denim styles at the moment are moving away from slick silhouettes to more relaxed and voluminous – and I love that.' Rather, it’s denim that Zara excels at most. But while trends are what Zara is known for, they’re not what I believe the brand does best. Now, I frequent them as often as possible, testing out products and seeing what new trends they’ve come up with since the last drop a few days prior. I’ve talked up the Spanish fashion brand for as long as I can remember, ever since I first stepped foot into one of its brick-and-mortar stores way back in middle school. That being said, neither is responsible for my all-time favorite pairs. Apart from shoes, denim is, without a doubt, the fashion item that I own the most styles of, with everything from vintage Levi’s to $300+ designer denim lining the top shelf of my closet. I live in an apartment the size of some people’s master bathrooms, and yet I still manage to make room for what many would argue are way too many pairs of jeans.

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