The slim fit is a style of jeans or trousers that is close to the body, fitted at the hips, thighs, and calves. It is a cut distinguished by its streamlined look.

Although other cuts have come back into fashion in recent years, the slim fit remains a classic that many love for its clean and flattering look.

"Slim jeans hug the curves like a second skin and elongate the silhouette with grace and confidence."

The origins of skinny jeans date back to the 1950s, when icons like James Dean and Elvis Presley wore tight jeans to reveal a rebellious and sexy silhouette. At that time, skinny jeans were primarily a men's style associated with rock 'n' roll. They continued to exist in the 1970s and 80s but remained linked to punk and rock scenes and struggled to win over the general public.

It was in the 2000s that it made a strong comeback and took over public spaces: everyone swore by it. It was worn by both women and men, often made of denim with elastane for added comfort.

It then becomes an essential fashion item, worn in a casual chic style with ballet flats and a blouse or in a more rock style where chains are added to the belt.