not your daughter's jeans. They work for me, and I could have written your post

Try the AG Adriano Goldschmied mid-rise jeans. They're the only ones that have cured this problem for me!

Anonymous wrote:I disagree about the high waist jeans, fwiw. I have the same shape, and those do me no favors at all. They are tucked in very narrow at the waist.

Agree. My daughter have two of those, and I tried it and it is really narrow in the waist line (it does pull all the fat in on me thought). I am finding that mid waist fits me much better in the stomach area (kind like old Levis). I also have a pair of Guess jeans that mid waist and they fits nice (they are skinny jeans).

OP, I have a very similar body type and the DKNY jeans from Macy's fit me pretty well. They are cheap too.

I disagree about the high waist jeans, fwiw. I have the same shape, and those do me no favors at all. They are tucked in very narrow at the waist.

OP here--thanks everybody; this is very helpful (mostly, LOL--agree that could do without the diet comments...)

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Anonymous wrote:Thank you OP. I have the exact same issue--lean legs but a larger waist.


To the PP, you are ridiculous. If it were as easy as just losing the muffin top, no one would have one. I exercise 4x a week and am very fit and muscular everywhere except my darn jelly belly.

You can exercise 24 times a week and still have a belly fat. It is 80-85% of what you eat, and not how often you excersices. I've seen people loosing muffing top without exercising, just correcting their diet.

OK but in the meantime OP and some of us have to actually have something to wear for lunches and the park. Jesus, these kinds of responses never make sense- or maybe just maybe she doesn't have the energy or time or care to invest in having an aesthetically perfect body if she's healthy in all other regards.

You are sound angry. Having hanging layer of fat in the mid section is not healthy, even if you are size 0. It doesnt' take additional time or energy to reduce your portion. And no one have aestheticlly perfect body, there is no such a thing.

Not PP, but are you dense? This is not a health question; this is a question about finding jeans that fit OP's body. She's not asking for diet or exercise advice.