Fashion trends are cyclical, and styles you never thought about will make a comeback (pockets and old shoes, anyone?) try to get back into people's hearts and wardrobes. The latest trend brings surprises back? Flared trousers, or "flared trousers" as kids now call them-and, not surprisingly, the staff at TikTok like them.

This iconic bell-bottom style is returning to fashion in denim and sportswear. For millennials, the mention of denim flared pants is reminiscent of the disco queen and Farah Fawcett cruising on a skateboard. The sportswear version, basically boot-shaped leggings, is reminiscent of the "yoga pants" that many people in their 20s/30s now wear in high school-turning the waistband and trouser legs may be stuffed into UGG boots-as early as the 2000s early.

The Gen-Z/Tik-Tok generation who just discovered "yoga pants" may call them "flared pants", but you can believe that they are basically the same thing, just redesigned for 2020. To further confirm the legitimacy of the trend, this style has been found in Emma Chamberlain, a super online celebrity in her 20s, who is known for her effortless cool girl style.

Even the best sportswear and sports and leisure brands, such as Lululemon, Free People and Spanx, have released different versions of styles, with modern high-waist cuts, suitable for light yoga or coffee. These styles are classic styles and give them a new look for 2020-think about it: high-performance fabrics, not stretched cotton, no colored belts, rhinestones or words printed on the buttocks-let them be for us people To say that it is delicious is to think of flares, and there is a terrible feeling of deja vu.

When it comes to the reemergence of trends in the early 2000s, flares are indeed the least objectionable of all these trends. (Can we agree that the look of ultra-low-rise jeans, whale tail and denim culottes will never come back again?)

Whether you call them yoga pants or flared pants, why not immerse yourself in nostalgia? These comfortable pants are perfect for long-term isolation at home-which means that you have enough time to adapt to this attempt on past fashions before exercising in public-and ensure that there is a style that suits you.

If Lululemon is making them, you know that the flares have already shined. With these Groove pants, you can get the lightness of the brand's buttery-soft, sweat-wicking Nulu fabric. The tailoring is fashionable. You can wear WFH, elegant and any style in between.

Thanks to the soft stretch cotton knitted fabric, whether you are a WFH or a low-key outing, these breathable H&M pants can keep you cool and comfortable. For only $13, these are the perfect low-cost way to try this trend.

These flexible, non-transparent flares have nearly 3,700 5-star reviews and are equipped with mobile phone side pockets, which can be purchased on Amazon for less than $30.

Design and style this bohemian knitted retro-style horn made by Free people. The thicker fabric and wide-leg style can be easily matched with ankle boots or low heels (or, you know, with plush socks at home).

Thanks to the smooth ponte fabric of Spanx, these are the most flattering flared pants you will find. They provide you with excellent buttocks lifting effects, and even come in small and tall sizes for a better fit.