Jeans are a staple in our wardrobes. The perfect color, the perfect fit and the perfect type are the most important aspects to buying a pair of jeans. It need to fit well to flatter your figure but shouldn’t be too tight that it looks uncomfortable and unclassy. Here we have a quick guide to help you find your perfect pair of jeans:
Buy jeans that cinch above your waist. This is sure to accentuate your curves since it hides your flaws.
Your jeans should go all the way till the button, you shouldn’t have to jump into it. If it’s a task getting the button to close, then it’s time for a new pair of jeans.
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Your jeans should fit well which means it shouldn’t be tight or loose. You can find that out by pulling your jeans over your calves, if it doesn’t go up, then you have to get a larger size. Another way to checking is doing a small squat in them.
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These days you have various kinds of jeans which may or may not flatter your body type. The simplest and the most flattering style of jeans are the ones that end right above your ankles. The length is perfect for all. You can wear flats, heels, boots and sneakers with these without looking sloppy.
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The worse fit of a pair of jeans is evident when you get a camel toe. If you feel your jeans fit your legs correctly, you need to also be careful of the crotch area. While most of the jeans are now designed in a way that doesn’t give you a camel toe, you should still see for yourself before picking it up.
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Now, the fit is also considered bad when it doesn’t fall well around your hips. The back pockets should sit well. Pick a pair with pockets that are high and closer to give an illusion of a lift. This will add form to your body making you took tall and hot.
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