Anonymous wrote:I am plus-sized and pear shaped so finding good jeans is tough right now bc skinny is super unflattering on me. I like boot cut bc they balance out my legs and prefer a dark wash. Not im not hte most style forward person but I would just like to look put together.

I just bought these from Nordstrom and I like them; we will see how they break-in: https://shop.nordstrom.com/s/kut-from-the-kloth-natalie-high-waist-bootcut-jeans-closeness-plus-size/4782343

I'm not plus sized, but I am on the higher end of the straight-sized spectrum and I really like this brand. 100% vanity sized though, I wear 2 sizes smaller than I wear in other brands.

Redone, AG, uniqlo, Everlane, J brand and madewell.

AG ankle skinny jeans. I LOVE LOVE AG jeans. I am 5'4 and thin. They look so good on me. I used to think boot cut and flared jeans were better but than I discovered AG jeans. I like the darker washes.

American Eagle Jegging and Jeans

Anonymous wrote:Madewell Roadtrippers. So.Damn.Comfortable.

Same. So comfortable.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm having a hard time with this too. They seem to be getting softer and stretchier which is just not what I want. I just ordered a pair of Levi's to see if the material is more jean-like. We'll see. Bonus? They were really affordable!

Omg this is my problem too. Most jeans these days are basically jean-colored yoga pants. I have been looking at the cotton make-up of the jeans. Horrified to find many with 50/60/70% cotton the rest spandex/lycra/polyester, etc. Im not sure its the solution.

I've been dieting and today I was able to slip into an old, barely worn pair of Levis that I bought years ago - real denim and awesome. Straight leg, classic fit. Love.

I don't know if they still make them like this or not but I sure am enjoying this real pair of jeans. Hate those dumb, cheap stretchy things.

I recently discovered AE jeggings and am in love. Despite the name, they are not super thin or stretchy. I'm loving all the different colors they come in!

I am plus-sized and pear shaped so finding good jeans is tough right now bc skinny is super unflattering on me. I like boot cut bc they balance out my legs and prefer a dark wash. Not im not hte most style forward person but I would just like to look put together.

I just bought these from Nordstrom and I like them; we will see how they break-in: https://shop.nordstrom.com/s/kut-from-the-kloth-natalie-high-waist-bootcut-jeans-closeness-plus-size/4782343

Anonymous wrote:I'm having a hard time with this too. They seem to be getting softer and stretchier which is just not what I want. I just ordered a pair of Levi's to see if the material is more jean-like. We'll see. Bonus? They were really affordable!

Omg this is my problem too. Most jeans these days are basically jean-colored yoga pants. I have been looking at the cotton make-up of the jeans. Horrified to find many with 50/60/70% cotton the rest spandex/lycra/polyester, etc. Im not sure its the solution.

I have some madewell high rise skinnies and the AG Farrah’s. I also recently bought these wide legs in a couple washes, which I like a lot. https://www.jcrew.com/p/womens_category/denim_jeans/widelegtrouser/wideleg-trouser-jean-in-tahoe-wash/H2654?color_name=tahoe-wash

I am pear shaped, so really skinny jeans are mot flattering on me unless I wear with tall boots. I am currently into these straight leg jeans from the gap
https://www.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=101233002&cid=1113013&pcid=5664

I'm wearing JCrew cropped skinnies with frayed hem. They look great with flats, sneakers, and ankle boots, especially combat boots. Skinnies work for me because I'm slim and have good legs. And, since I'm 5'2", I'm especially happy because JCrew makes them in petite sizes. If I could find a demi-boot in a petite length, I'd definitely try the style, but the wide-legged, cropped jeans don't work for me.

Joe’s Honey Skinny jeans.

To the Levi’s buyer - they are awesome. I’ve had two pair of the jeggings, and I wear them until they get holes in them.

At this moment I’m wearing a pair of Tommy Hilfiger “leggings” that are not tight, and are cut between a skinny and straight leg. They make my legs look long and I love them. They’re several years old, though. I finally lost enough weight to fit into them again.

Paige Hoxton - skinny and straight leg
Citizens of Humanity Rocket skinny