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Abercrombie has a lot of rise, wash and silhouette options. More on reddit.com

Wide leg pants never went out of style for business attire. Even now, in all but the most fashion forward fields, any gathering of professional women will mostly be in "trouser cut" pants. Not bootcut, not super wide leg, definitely not skinny. I think that silhouette will continue to be very popular because it works. It never really looked dated or trendy.

How long will it take before skinny pants looks dated? Hmm. Kate Moss was wearing skinny jeans in 2000. How long did it take for bootcut jeans to start looking frumpy?

But skinny pants may never go completely out. Bootcut pants never went completely out, as hard as it may be for FFA to accept that. They continued to sell them and lots of people continued to wear them. (By contrast, it was impossible to get skinny leg jeans in the 90s. I remember my Spanish exchange student wanting them and she ended up getting straight leg and having her mom alter them.)

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You say you want high rise but in most of these your issue is that the rise is too high so maybe you should try a few mid rise options. Some brands offer mid rise styles that are basically high rise so those might work well for you. I have a pair from Unpublished denim (Greta wide leg crop) they are technically mid rise but still sit just below my natural waist because I'm petite. They aren't super rigid but the brand does have some other styles in more rigid denim. I also like the barrel pants from everlane but the rise may be a little too high for you still. More on reddit.com