Anya Taylor-Joy Just Wore the Cool Girl Pants of the Season

Over the past year, we’ve witnessed one unlikely pant trend after another make a return from a long hiatus. To name a few, we’ve seen cigarette pants, skinny jeans, capris (all of which are slim-fitting pant trends, I might add), but there’s a fresh trend that deserves the next spotlight, and Anya Taylor-Joy seems to think so, too. While attending the Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix over the weekend, Taylor-Joy wore a Y2K-inspired outfit with an edgy and cool pants trend that’s officially made a comeback: low-rise bootcut pants.

Her leather pants were by FRAME, which she paired with a vintage contrast-stitch, multicolor top from Jean Paul Gaultier’s 1991 collection. She accessorized with a pair of sunglasses by Jimmy Fairly and stepped onto the tracks in a pair of bright red heeled sandals. This look gave Charlie’s Angels, IMHO. It was edgy, cool, and so very Y2K-coded. I’m not surprised that fashion people still can’t get enough of that era, Taylor-Joy included. Low-rise pants aren’t a new trend, and have come back a few times before, but this time around, people are leaning toward this particular slim-fit, bootcut silhouette. This outfit shows me all the proof I need.

If you’re into the low-rise, bootcut fit for pants this spring, keep scrolling to recreate Taylor-Joy’s look and shop similar items.

On Anya Taylor-Joy: Jimmy Fairly The Emmy Glasses ($148); FRAME The Leather Rodeo Pantsin Truffle ($1,498)