We Tried Reformation's Bestselling Cary Jeans in 4 Different Cuts and Colors

Plus, Tracee Ellis Ross's "curl whisperer" reveals his curly-hair must haves.

We Tried Reformation's Bestselling Cary Jeans in 4 Different Cuts and Colors Reformation's Cary jeans are one of the brand's most popular styles — and we can see why. They are what one might call "perfectly baggy denim," with a wide trouser-inspired leg and a subtle slouch. But do the jeans really deserve all the hype? Four editors tried the jeans in high- and low-rise variations and in different colors. Here's a preview of their honest thoughts: Cary Low Rise Slouchy Wide Leg Jeans in Cleary ($168) "I am absolutely a low-rise jeans person, mostly because I have a smaller waist and athletic thighs with a butt, so high-rise pants tend to come with the dreaded gap. I knew as soon as I laid eyes on this Cleary shade of denim that it was exactly what I was looking for. From the swingy shape to the true blue wash, they help me achieve undeniable '90s vibes." — Sarah Wasilak, associate shopping content director Cary Low Rise Slouchy Wide Leg Jeans in Ondine ($168) "Low-rise jeans are typically way out of my comfort zone, but the Cary jeans might have changed my mind. Despite their lower rise and slouchy fit, I was pleasantly surprised by how structured and polished these looked once I tried them on. The jeans fit more mid-rise on my frame, but the waistline was certainly lower than what I was used to." — Yerin Kim, features editor Cary Stretch High Rise Slouchy Wide Leg Jeans in Black ($168) "Although jeans tend to fit me wonky — I'm never the same jean size at any store I shop — the Cary Stretch High Rise Slouchy Wide Leg Jeans were a total win. For one, they're incredibly flattering. They are high-waisted and have a wide leg, which is the perfect recipe for accentuating my bottom half. But they don't just look good, they feel good, too." — Taylor Andrews, balance editor Cary High Rise Slouchy Wide Leg Jeans in Ondine ($168) "They hit well above my belly button and are loose through the leg — a very trendy look that makes me feel Gen Z (I'm a lame millennial, hence why I haven't yet ventured into the low-rise category). They're structured but somehow still feel soft, and in the Ondine wash, I can easily dress them up for a nice dinner out or down for a stroll around my block." — Lena Felton, senior content director Read All 4 Reviews Expert Edit: Curly-Hair Essentials The Expert Edit features interviews with specialists about the products they swear by in their chosen field. For the latest installment, we spoke to celebrity hairstylist — and Tracee Ellis Ross's "curl whisperer" — Chuck Amos. Read the full interview with Amos here for his top hair-care recommendations and see a few of the stylist's must-have products, from his go-to hairspray to a blow dryer with the best attachments for curly, coily, and tight-textured hair. Oribe Superfine Strong Hair Spray $46  Pattern Edge Control  $14 Pantene Gold Series Thermal Heat Protector $8 $10 Pattern Blow Dryer $189 What We're Shopping Rachael Kirkconnell's Must Haves Include a $4 Lip Liner and a Mary Poppins Backpack The Street Style Trends You'll See All Over This Season, as Worn by Our Editors The Internet Can't Get Enough of This $16 Amazon Blanket — and Neither Can I This Bounce-Free Sports Bra Is the MVP of My Workout Wardrobe For more from PS Shopping, click here. Did someone forward you this email? Subscribe now to get the PS Shopping newsletter in your inbox.   update preferences | privacy notice | unsubscribe This email was sent to orikibose.halumm@blogger.com.  View online    As POPSUGAR editors, we independently select and write about stuff we love and think you'll like too. If you buy a product we have recommended, we may receive affiliate commission, which in turn supports our work.   Vox Media, 1701 Rhode Island Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036. Copyright © 2025. All rights reserved.