These three are the only cute jeans that have been posted on this whole thread. Man, threads like this always make me feel sad for the dc fashion scene. |
Whereas I find them pretty dated. The ones that are fitted in the hips/thighs are more flattering maybe but they're not on trend. |
This is the style that works best for me, too. I tried a recent Wirecutter recommendation and bought a pair of the straight leg Gap 90s jeans they said looked great on everyone. I'm short and they look awful on me. I feel like I'm ready to work the farm in them. They have now become my walking-the-dog jeans. |
| Does this shift to wide leg jeans mean we’re not going to be wearing them at or above the ankle anymore? |
| Just buy boot cut and be done with it. |
| I'm not wearing that. I'm 47 and 5'5 and 130 lbs. I wear actual straight leg jeans, which are not glorified skinny jeans, but true straight. I'm not wearing giant legged pants. I have a few mini boot, but mostly straight, and they are fine. |
Careful - they look good on her - she has a fabulous figure so anything is going look good. But, just seem sloppy/lazy to me. |
| I just bought light blue high waisted flared jeans and they look great on. They have some stretch to them but extremely flattering. |
| I saw a mid40s (I think) woman wearing the baggy jeans at a museum today and it looked so so unflattering. Dress for your body type! |
I like both of these two looks (Evereve) for women over 40.
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I’m not wearing wide ridiculous pants that
make me look 10 lbs heavier. No thanks. |
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Check out 9 to 5 Chic. She doesn’t wear jeans often but has good style.
https://www.instagram.com/p/C2_cFsorC5-/?hl=en&img_index=2 I think that these wide jeans are not great with sneakers so you may want to try them with different footwear. I think something with a more feminine aesthetic is best, but even Chelsea boots, loafers may be better than sneakers. I also think a fitted base shirt tucked in with a blazer, light jacket or cardigan looks good |