Jeans are known to be one of the most popular styles of pants to wear for about everything, from lounging around the house to a business casual day at the office. The blue jean was originally invented by Levi Strauss, as a pair of durable, hard-working pants, mainly for factory workers and other physically demanding roles at first, and then developed into the ever popular blue jean, after a few alterations in design. Since their creation, blue jeans have evolved into a broad spectrum of different styles and designs, which might make  finding the perfect pair a bit of a hard task. Hopefully, this guide will be able to make it easier by offering insights into some of the latest trends in denim.

Skinny jeans

Skinny jeans are an everlasting trend in the fashion world. Once you find your perfect fit, skinny jeans could be nothing but flattering and comfortable to wear.

To find the great fit, you should make sure, while trying the jeans on in the store, that they fit snug in the waist, but not too tight till the point where they cause an unflattering “muffin top” around the hips. Knowing your waist size is vital when it comes to finding the right fit, but you should be aware that sizes vary depending on the brand or store label because there is no universal set of measurements to determine clothing sizes.

To be sure that the skinny jeans you are trying on fit well the thigh and butt areas should have a more fitted feel in skinny jeans. However, there is a thin line between finding the perfect fit, or a fit that is too tight, particularly in this area of the body. If a person’s legs are causing the jeans to stretch at the seams, the pants are too tight. Conversely, if there is extra material on the back of the jeans in the butt or upper leg area, the pants are too large.

It’s usually confused that women with curvy bodies should avoid wearing skinny jeans, because as their name indicates, they are for “ skinny ” ladies, but this concept is totally wrong. The reality is that Skinny Jeans can flatter pear, hourglass, or triangle shaped bodies as much as skinny ones, as long as the jeans are chosen with care. For a slimmer silhouette, curvey women should opt for darker colored jeans, such as dark blue, gray, or black. And to fulfill the need to balance out their proportions, women with curves should pair skinny jeans with a looser or longer top to cover the wider areas of the body. Wearing high-heeled shoes with skinny jeans is also a great option to elongate the body and make one appear leaner and thinner.

 

Boot-cut jeans

 

Boot-cut jeans flare slightly at the bottom, which is flattering on many women. The slight flare — not a bell-bottom flare — balances out large hips and heavy derrières. Boot-cut jeans look great with a wide variety of shoes, from clogs to sandals. This particular type of jeans is timeless perfect for any occasion, whether it’s casual Friday or a Saturday night out. For the perfect appearance while wearing Boot-cut jeans, make sure that the hem only almost skim the floor with your shoes on. It’s highly recommended to avoid tucking them into boots, boot-cut jeans fall perfectly over heeled boots, but never look good tucked in.Another thing you should avoid, is wearing the same pair with heels and flats, you really don’t wanna have all the dirt of the road wiped with your pants.

Jeggings

Jeggings are part jeans, part leggings. Some of them come with pockets like real jeans, and others have fake belt loops, zippers, stitching, and pockets painted on the fabric to give the appearance of real jeans. But unlike real jeans, jeggings are made of breathable fabrics and can be worn in summer and winter alike. Jeggings are not for all body types, but you  need not be a supermodel in order to wear them. Women should dress to accentuate their best features, and wearing jeggings is no exception to this rule. When wearing jeggings, choose appropriate tops, footwear, accessories and colors for a comfortable and stylish look. In order to rock the jeggings look, there are few tips you should consider : wear black and other dark shades for a slimming effect, pull off a long top and belt to draw attention away from the rear, wear jeggings with a pair of stilettos or boots for a dressy more formal appearance, and it’s highly recommended to wear a thong to avoid unflattering panty lines. Things to avoid while wearing jeggings in order to not have your whole outfit ruined include : short or cropped top, faux jeggings made of only spandex as pants, wearing jeggings if uncomfortable with one’s body shape and jeggings that bunch at the bottom.

Conclusion

Before buying a fashionable pair of jeans, women need to have in mind what style, size, and color they want. Every style is unique and flatters the body shape in its own way if worn right, so don’t be afraid of trying on different styles, with different outfits.