As the name suggests, this type of jeans has wide legs all throughout. If your main priority in finding the right jeans is comfort, then this is your best option. However, wide-leg jeans might not look very appealing or sexy, that is why you have to be careful in choosing other pieces of your outfit. This might just work if you pair it with a fitted top and flip flops, sandals, or shoes that are not too bulky.
Get This: Wide-Leg Jeans
This month, take your denim to the other extreme.
After spending numerous seasons in the shackles of skinny jeans, denim designers are coming forth with smarter, and considerably more forgiving, wide-leg shapes. With higher rises and ankle openings of up to 30 inches (compared with 8-inch cigarette styles), the sophisticated, menswear-inspired silhouette is relaxed from fly to heel. The extra volume balances out a fitted tank and flat sandals for a classy Katharine Hepburn–esque look, while the downtown material takes the edge off a tailored cropped jacket.
Hudson wide leg jeans
are being seen on all the trendiest celebs of the moment including Penelope Cruz and Katie Holms. Wide leg jeans are totally hot right now. They have knocked skinny jeans off the number one spot for the must have denim style of the summer which is great news for those of us that aren’t fans of the super tight trend!
Wide leg jeans flatter all shapes and size so unlike skinny jeans you don’t have to be Kate Moss to look great in them and none are more flattering then a pair of Hudson wide leg jeans! The width at the bottom of the leg helps to balance out the thigh and leaves you looking in perfect proportion and the cut over your bum really does have that ‘Wonderbra’ effect! So if you haven’t been hitting the gym quite as much as you would have liked this year then don’t fear. With a pair of Hudson wide leg jeans you’ll have nothing to worry about this summer, but don’t be surprised if your boyfriend suddenly wants to walk a couple of steps behind you!
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Wear wide leg
Wide jeans can be a little tricky to wear, especially because they aren't as popular as skinny jeans. Wide leg jeans are comfortable and look fantastic for the upcoming transition season. They bring down the summertime feel of a tank top and seamlessly move into fall with the help of knits and leather boots. As with skinny jeans, you want to shop for jeans with a bit of stretch. Anywhere from 2-4% will help keep the jeans pliable and comfortable for regular wear without sagging issues at the crotch or under the bum.
Here are a few more tips for wearing wide leg jeans:
Go dark - Wide leg jeans can highlight our problem areas, so always reach for a pair in a dark wash. Rinsed denim or black are good options and can be worn day or night, so you're guaranteed to get ample use out of them.
At the waist - You want wide leg jeans to fit at your waist or just a bit below. Wide leg jeans with a very low rise look outdated, so steer clear of showing skin along the midsection. If you usually run into a big gap at the back of your jeans (just below the back and above your bottom), try Gap's new Curvy Fit jeans, which are designed to eliminate that problem.
Implement your summer staples - As summer draws to a close, use your summer staples for transitioning your wardrobe. Paired with dark, wide leg jeans, tank tops, bright scarves and flat leather sandals look fresh and as if they're saying goodbye to the long summer days. As it gets cooler, grab a knit cardigan to toss over your tanks and switch from leather sandals to flats or leather boots with a stacked heel.
For fall and winter - For fall and winter, wide leg jeans look fabulous with textured sweaters and boots. You can also wear them with a feminine blouse and heels for a night on the town. Wide leg jeans work great for family get-togethers, because they're casual, but in a dark wash create a more polished look for lounging, eating and laughing with family.
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