I Tried On Every Single Pair Of Best-Selling M&S Jeans—Here Are My Honest Thoughts

These jeans are almost 70s-inspired, with a classic wide-leg fit and flattering high-waist. Plus, the jeans are smarter thanks to its permanent front crease which gives a more tailored appearance. It can be harder to style this indigo denim as opposed to light washes, so stick to neutrals like white, grey and beige.

Gemma says: 'What I like most about these jeans is that they feel slightly more formal than a classic pair of light-wash jeans. They're also so much softer than your average pair of jeans, and I feel like I could comfortably wear these for an entire day without rushing to change out of them once I get home.'

A classic M&S style, you can't go wrong with a pair of wide-leg jeans. Available in six different colours (including a chic ecru) and stocked in four different lengths; extra short, short, regular, long, the jeans are stylish and don't compromise on comfort - thanks to their extremely stretchy material. To elongate your legs, style with platform heels or pointed-toe boots.

Gemma says: 'For the £35 price tag, the M&S Wide-Leg jeans feel surprisingly great quality. The important thing for me was that the jeans aren't clingy, but stretchy, something M&S have nailed the brief on time and time again.'

The boyfriend Ankle Grazer Jeans have a roomy relaxed fit, high-waist and added stretch. A great style to roll-up at the bottom to make for a slightly cropped fit, the jeans would look great with almost any shoe, whether that be a loafer, ballet flat or kitten heel.

Gemma says: 'M&S Boyfriend jeans are a great style if you're looking for a more casual pair of jeans with a little more stretch than your average pair. They're marketed as high-rise, but I'd say they lean more towards being mid-rise when on.'

If you, much like myself, tuned into Kendrick Lamar's iconic Superbowl performance and thought wow - maybe I really do need to invest in a pair of flared jeans - then this M&S pair are the one you're going to want to bag. The fabric has a rigid structure to hold its flared style, yet is still flexible and feels incredibly comfortable. Other great details include its five-pockets, mid-rise waist and zip fastening.

Gemma says: 'I'm not usually a big fan of flared jeans, but I feel like this pair of M&S jeans could tempt me to the dark side. I like the fact these jeans aren't so tight at the thighs that they cling, instead they feel slightly baggy, which I love. I'm 5'4" and sometimes flares can drown me, but this pair is well-proportioned, especially in the short length.'

M&S has created its own iteration of the 'horseshoe' or 'barrel' jeans (Sienna Miller loves them too), and feature that signature curved shape. The jeans feature a flattering mid-rise waist and a touch of stretch for ultimate comfort, complete with five pockets and zip fastening.

Gemma says: 'I know a horseshoe/barrel jean can be quite controversial, and it goes without saying that not everyone will love the style - it does take some getting used to. M&S' Relaxed Horseshoe Jeans are a good starting point, they're not too voluminous and sit snug at the waist, and the soft denim makes them an endlessly comfy choice.'

Similar to a Mom jean style, M&S' carrot jeans are both true to size and comfortable to wear. Made viral thanks to an army on TikTok's, the carrot jeans are ankle grazers to bear this in mind when opting for length - as a petite girl who often struggles to find jeans that actually fit this makes me so happy. If you're size isn't in stock at the moment, M&S is constantly restocking so make sure to keep an eye on it.

Bootcut jeans don't receive the same collective sigh as skinny jeans, but they're perhaps as close to a skinny jean (without being classified as it) as you can get. The Eva jeans from M&S have classic features, like a high-waist, ankle grazer length and super stretchy fabric, and they're also available in five different denim washes. A particular favourite? The light indigo or black mix.

M&S describe its Palazzo Leg Jeans as an 'on-trend all year round staple.' Wide-leg jeans are a style you can always rely on, even when trends like barrel and carrot jeans come and go. These jeans are designed to have a super wide-leg fit, which is perfect for pairing with Sienna Miller's favourite trainers and ballet flats, as they won't shorten your legs in a way that ankle grazers might.

Skinny jeans are back, take it from Kate Moss herself. Although she probably isn't sporting this pair from M&S, the Sienna style is very similar to a pair of Moss' favourite skinny jeans (which are borderline leggings). These jeans are a best-seller for a reason, coming in seven different washes that vary from dark indigo to white to black. Jeans that are slightly slimmer on the legs are harder to style than a wide-leg, so stick to elongating your legs with boots or heels.

A style you can always rely on, the Mom jean has been a popular choice for years, and it's likely it will be for many more years to come. This style from M&S sit high at the waist, slim at the hips and gradually taper through the length before cutting at an ankle grazer length. Style with a crisp white shirt and ballet flats, or with a sweatshirt and colourful Adidas trainers.