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If there’s one Gen Z style star on this millennial’s fashion mood board, it’s Sadie Sink. Not only does the Stranger Things actress have great taste, but she also knows what works on her 5’3″ frame.
Just yesterday, Sink was spotted in New York City wearing the denim trend I’ve been hesitant to try: cargo jeans. The baggy and occasionally bulky design is intimidating at best and overwhelming at worst, particularly for those without supermodel-length legs. As with everything from red carpet looks to off-duty attire, Sink pulls off the trend while making it look effortlessly cool.
In preparation for taking the plunge, I tracked down the most wearable baggy cargo pants to try this spring. Some feel more retro, and others look more polished, like wide-leg trousers. No matter what, the key—especially for petite people—is a great tailor. I have a feeling Sink keeps hers on speed dial.
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On Sadie Sink: Miu Miu bag; Chanel sunglasses
Shop Baggy Cargo Jeans
ASOS DESIGN
Wide Leg Cargo Jeans
When it comes to cargo pockets, the more the merrier.
Gap
Mid Rise ’90s Loose Cargo Jeans
Denim trends come and go, but Gap nails every single one, including these ’90s-inspired cargos.
H&M
Curvy Fit Straight High Cargo Jeans
Opt for a high waist when wearing baggier styles. It will help to balance out proportions.
Lioness
Veneda Baggy Jeans
If your jeans are a bit too long, try styling them with chunky-soled shoes.
Mango
Loose Cargo Jeans With Pockets
Looser styles look more polished with a high waist and tucked-in shirt .
Favorite Daughter
The Carly Cargo Jeans
SIMKHAI
Calista Cargo Pants
Strategically placed seams give these cargo jeans a trouser-like look.
Weekend Max Mara
Califfo Wide Leg Cargo Jeans
If you’re ready to invest in a pricier pair of pants, get them hemmed by a tailor for a perfect fit.
