Yes I'm still wearing mine - it's easily the shape I like best.
Vogue proclaimed the end of skinnies back in 2015. It's reallt not happening.
Unless you are extremely thin of thigh, adding width below the knee makes legs look solid all the way down (legs are meant to taper, and messing with those natural body proportions cannot be pulled off by anyone other than the skinny)
For the more average bod, the shapes that are likely to work best are ones that follow the body's actual form (no that isn't a synonym for every garment to be tight of close fit!) For jeans that generally means skinny, straight or tapered (used to be called peg shape, now seems to be mom)
Also, as leggings and athletics-type gear doesn't seem to be going anywhere, that's a large proportion of people whose wardrobes will work with natural rather than wide/flared legs. It's also the shape that works best with boots that you want to be seen (often expensive, so worn for several years). People are turning their backs on fast fashion, and (as in the title of this topic) looking to their personal style instead
But the internet has changed shopping. You will find the style you like (unlike the 1990s when skinnies could not be bought).
Bootcuts never vanished btw in the 00s. Catalogues like Damart offered then throughout.