The fun denim trend not everyone is convinced about.

If you’d worn these at any point in the last decade you would have been laughed out of town. Now they’re the height of style.

Welcome back, embroidered jeans.

The ’90s staple has returned with a bang this season, appearing on the ruunways of high fashion designers like Valentino, Gucci and Alice and Olivia and quickly becoming a favourite of the street style set.

Looks from the #GucciGarden capsule collection. A reversible printed silk and wool-cashmere cardigan with a metallic leather pleated skirt and Dionysus bag, embroidered jeans and patch appliquéd T-shirt and the reversible bomber jacket with pleated skirt. #AlessandroMichele. Discover the collection through link in bio.

A photo posted by Gucci (@gucci) on Jul 9, 2016 at 5:36am PDT

From mum and boyfriend baggy-style jeans to your go-to slim fit skinnies (and even a few bootcut pairs in between), embroidery is taking to denim of all styles quicker than a rash. A #fashunionable rash, of course.

Think floral designs, cartoon patches and even witty one liners sewn into the legs.

For the guys too: Rapper A$AP Rocky wearing Gucci. Image: Getty

Recently limited to fashion for under fives and dated hand-me-down jeans, the season's biggest denim trend is already taking over your favourite stores. (Post continues after gallery.)

Anyone who threw their old pair into an op shop donation pile in recent years will be kicking themselves.

Many are greeting the nostalgic (guys, the '90s were almost 30 years ago) trend with open arms.

Ugh willing to sell a kidney for those fuckin Gucci embroidered jeans

— ???? (@_chels3a) September 8, 2016

embroidered jeans give me life

— space gay (@indigo_hipsters) September 18, 2016

so 90s style is back in full swing and i'm loving it but i'm waiting for nelly furtado to emerge from the sea of embroidered jeans

— vanessa parker (@vanessaparkour) September 15, 2016

However it seems not everyone is convinced.

Case in point: Melbourne-based personal stylist Sally MacKinnon shared a picture of a black pair she recently purchased, but wasn't sure about keeping, on her Facebook page and asked what her followers thought about the trend.

They weren't shy.

"Yuck","Nope", "Hate it. Fashion or not, I will not go there," were just some of the responses she received.

"Sort of looks cute on toddlers with a few flowers etc, but it should stop there !!!!!," added another user.

It's a sentiment echoed everywhere online.

If people could stop wearing jeans with embroidered or bejeweled pockets, that'd be great. ???????? #thanks

— Kelly (@KellyDoesSoCal) September 15, 2016

got embroidered mom jeans today n i'm no sure how i feel about them just yet.

— chloe✨ (@chldgn) September 10, 2016

Refuse to accept that skinny embroidered pants are a trendy now. Sht tacky AF. Only should be done on dad jeans or bootcuts. #????????urguccisnake

— K. (@World_of_reis) September 8, 2016

With the loud patch trend also making its way on denim jackets, bomber jackets, T-shirts and accessories, this is one trend that looks set to stick around for at least a little while.

Mad Men actress Kiernan Shipka in Valentino. Image: Getty

So where do you stand - yay or nay?