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Without much structure to speak of, jeans of the 1950s had a functional purpose.

Jeans of the 1950s (Photo Credits: Levis| Wikimedia Commons)

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The colourful jeans is symbolic of the approaching flower power era.

Jeans of the 1960s (Photo Credits: Wrangler)

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The flared-bottom jeans reflects the fashion sense of the time.

Jeans of 1970s (Photo Credits: Lee| Levis)

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Acid wash and straight fits of the 1980s

1980s jeans (Photo Credits: Calvin Klein)

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90s were all about designer jeans and baggy fits.

1990s jeans (Photo Credits: Versace| JNCO jeans)

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Low rises were quite popular in the 2000s.

Low rise of the 2000s (Photo Credits: Levis)

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Skinny jeans went on to define the denim style in the 2010s.

Jeans of 2010s (Photo Credits: J Brand)

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Denim thongs showed that the fabric can be versatile.

Denim thongs are a thing (Photo Credits: PrettyLittleThing)

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Ripped have been rising in popularity.

Ripped jeans (Photo Credits: Instagram)

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2019 took the jeans trend too far with this expensive pair of Janties.

Denim undies (Photo Credits: Instagram/ ssense)

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2019 is all about denim-on-denim.

The denim-on-denim trend. (Photo Credit: File Image)

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These denims are ideal for those who like to pack their day with many exciting things including work-outs.

Athleisure (Photo Credits: Spykar)