There’s never been a better time than now to be a product of the ’90s. Caroline Bessette Kennedy’s subtly sophisticated ensembles are back in the spotlight, Posh Spice is making its trademark sharp tailoring more accessible than ever through its collaboration with high-street giant Gap, jelly sandals have become the pinnacle of luxury, and practical magic <\/em>is returning to the big screen with a much-awaited Daayan sequel.<\/p>\n Of course, that’s not even mentioning the breadth of spectacular moments the return is staging. From the pencil skirts seen all over the Chanel runways and in the new season’s collections from ultra-minimalist brands like Saint Agni to the return of the Galliano-for-Dior-esque lace-trim slip dress, it seems like everything old is new again.<\/p>\n Still, if there was one fashion category that was making the biggest mark this spring, it would definitely be denim. In particular, the ’90s jeans trend is making a strong comeback this year, with some of the biggest silhouettes being the ones that were most popular three decades ago.<\/p>\n (Image credit: Getty Images)<\/p>\n<\/figure>\n Leading this group is none other than Stovepipe Jeans. Sharp, polished and cut close to the body, this elongated trouser style was a favorite of off-duty supermodels like Cindy Crawford and Christy Turlington and has now been adopted by contemporary style mavens including Alexa Chung and Kendall Jenner.<\/p>\n