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I got rid of all my low-rise jeans and trousers, not necessarily because they were "a thing of the past", but because I feel much more comfortable in mid or high rise bottoms. Same goes for mini skirts or pencil skirts. I'd had my skirts for a LONG time, but I am gravitating toward a slightly longer, more fluid fit these days.
Like nemosmom, I got rid of low rises because I was tired of pulling them up and felt I needed a more girdling fit. I have found that high rises are much harder to fit on my body. Wear what works for you.
I still wear mine. Just because something isn’t trending are we supposed to dump it ?
If low rise work for you (they do for me )and you like them, after all we have invested money into this ....why get rid of them?
They are just jeans, with blouses sweaters and jackets over them , who can tell where on the hip they fall.
There are some bodies on whom high rises look bad, and mine is one of them. I only wear low or a low "mid" rise. So it depends on your shape.
Now companies need to sell some jeans (especially with the legging phenomena eating at their sales), so high rises are back.
The great thing about that is there are boatloads of low rise jeans in thrift stores and on ebay for cheap!
