Classic blue jeans will always remain a yearlong style staple, so it's important to
find ones that do your body some good. Since the task of finding this
"perfect fit" might seem daunting, I've gone ahead and done some of
the legwork for
you...literally! Everyone deserves to find their own true love in a pair of
jeans, so take a peek at denim guide below and allow me to simplify.
Pear Shaped
A pear shaped body type tends to carry weight
in the hips, rear, and legs–the lower half. A mid-rise, balanced style will
flatter your shape because it will elongate your legs. Ideally, you should
search for pair of moderate skinnies. This streamlined fit creates a sleek look
that will flatter your curvy zone. Be sure to stay away from super high -waisted
jeans at all costs–they will shorten your legs and create a disproportioning
effect.
Apple Shaped
Apple-shaped
ladies need their denim to provide a little more "give" in the
waistline, because they tend to carry their weight around the middle. Choose a
fit that has a straight leg so that it shows off your assets, but without
making you look middle-heavy.Steer clear of a super skinny, tight fit and avoid
high - waisted trousers–which will draw negative attention to your middle.
Curvy Figure
Girls
with curvy body types must be very careful to select a style that will create a
slimming effect in all the right places. Show off your curves by picking a pair
that hugs your assets and flatters not-so-favorite features.
A
lot of denim producing brands has fits that are marked “curvy,” which just
means that the jeans are constructed specifically for curvier figures (plus
they usually have some stretch to them, which is never a bad thing). A famous
denim brand has a great line of jeans called the “Curve ID” collection that
basically lets you choose your jeans depending on how curvy you are which is
brilliant. If you’re a curvy girl with a small waist you can rock the
high-waisted trouser look because the cut will accentuate and flatter your tiny
middle area. Lately, be sure to go for dark wash denim versus light to create a
slimming effect.
Busty
A wide leg fit will help balance out your bust so you don’t appear
top-heavy. Choosing a lighter colour wash will also draw the eye downward and
away from your chest. Go for low-rise, boot-cut or wide leg trousers to achieve
this balancing effect. (And opt for a top that has a pretty neckline or cinches
at the waist to play up your best features.)
Petite
Petite girls can go for almost any cut, but it’s a good idea to
try a pair of jeans that lengthens your legs. A long, super skinny cut will
show off your tiny figure and curves, while a pair of high - waisted trousers
will create the illusion of height and length, flatter your shape and they
appear give your legs a couple extra inches. (Wearing a pair of heeled wedges
to make your legs look even longer).Low-rise jeans will also showcase your
petite build. Just be sure to avoid anything that is too baggy–you will look
like you’re drowning in denim.
Hourglass
If you
have the curvy but balanced body type we call "hourglass." This
figure can wear almost any cut. but it's important to show off your curves the right way,
and skinnies will highlight your curves. A pair of wide-legged trouser jeans
will work wonders for enhancing your waist, Also, make sure that you pick a
pair that isn't too low rise, or you might be exposing a little too much of
your curves every time you sit down...if you know what I mean. If you're dying
to try a skinny leg style, choose one that has a contoured waist and is made
from a stretchy material so that it will give a little in the hips and rear.
Tall
If you're lanky and
lean, go ahead and show off those gorgeous games. A low-rise pair will help give your shape proportion, and a
high-rise style will make your legs look like they go on for days (which is
never, ever a bad thing). You can rock a trouser style, a balanced boot cut,
flared, or an ultra skinny fit–just make sure that whatever style you choose
emphasizes your best feature.
Athletic
For
girls who have toned, athletic bodies, your best bet is to create curves while
evening out your shape at the same time. I would suggest boot cut or flared
jeans that are fitted around the thighs and bum, but a little more relaxed
around the calves and ankles. It will balance a boyish silhouette while offering the
illusion of a curvier figure.
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