Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Horrible.

I like these looks a lot.

Meh. I’m 46, 5’2”, and loving the new barrel jeans look. I will never encase myself in the leg prison that is skinnies ever again.

I'm no fashionista. But I've been loving being back in my wide leg jeans and converse like it's 1996.

https://oldnavy.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=732603002&vid=1&autosuggest=true&searchText=Jeans&position=0&results=6#pdp-page-content

Tight pants/jeans have always been around! Look at people in the 70s and 80s. I think skinny jeans are perfectly fine, still, it’s what you wear with them. I saw a reel on IG this morning with a long time fashion blogger talking about her outfits from 10-12 years ago and showing a lot of skinny jeans + longer fitted top/tank + tight cropped denim jacket, and a big statement necklace or scarf and those flexible, round toe flats that we always wore. THAT is dated. Or the floppy, waterfall cardigan - also dated. But skinny jeans with plain white sneakers or mules, and a pullover sweater? That’s perfectly fine.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Horrible.

I'm afraid she'll trip over her hems and break her hips. Nice arms, though.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think Cindy Swanson looks up to date for this age range:

https://www.instagram.com/_cindyswanson_/?hl=en

I think she’s just a thin, good looking woman wearing basic clothes tucked in with full hair and makeup and accessories.

The lesson of her page is to get in shape, do your hair and makeup, wear jewelry and tuck things in. Voila.

The clothes themselves are pretty boring. All of our clothes would look good/more than good enough if we were really fit and put together.

Yeah I actually don't think those clothes are very good! Sorry PPP!!!

I don't even think the wider leg jeans look good on the younger generations. I see college kids wearing these and they just look messy.

Anonymous wrote:try Mother jeans, the Dazzler cut. A great skinny/straight leg

These will not look good on someone short.

Anonymous wrote:

Horrible.

I have the same issue and a friend told me to try Kut from the Kloth Meg Carpenter jeans and they look adorable on me. Flatter my waist and butt and are wide leg without being huge.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The wide leg jeans do not look good on most women. If you have any curves why would you hide them?

I disagree with this. I am a tall, curvy woman and wide leg jeans/pants have always looked good on me.

Talk is key here, short and curvy does not look good

Anonymous wrote:A classic trouser always works.

+1.

try Mother jeans, the Dazzler cut. A great skinny/straight leg

Don’t kill me for linking to Chicos, but these will work with most body types: https://www.chicos.com/store/product/trouser+jeans/570330387

OP your issue is probably that you are short. Make sure you buy petite pants instead of hemming longer pants, which will make the opening bigger.