Goal:
Your goal is to elongate, while detracting attention from your waist and placing some emphasis on your bust and shoulders.
Do's:
- A boot cut fit with some stretch is your best bet, and is usually a staple cut of most womens designer jeans
- Opt for a relaxed fit
- Use dark denim and pair them with dark high heels and dark tops
- Try to find a pair in which the outseam is brought further to the front (This gives the illusion of a thinner thighs)
- Look for pockets that sit higher as they will make your legs appear to be longer
- Look for larger pockets for they will make your butt appear smaller
- Allow hem to reach the ground when wearing jeans with high heels
- Same color on shoes, socks and jeans will make your legs look longer
- If you are slightly short waisted, a slightly low rise cut will help make your torso look longer
Don'ts:
- Avoid tapered or ultra-tapered legs, as they call attention to the hips
- Avoid capris, as they re-enforce the diamond shape
- Avoid cuts that will rise above your natural waist
- Avoid Small pockets as they may make your rear end look larger
- Avoid washed out areas in rear and thighs
- Avoid embellishments in rear pockets as they attract attention to that area
- Find a fit that contours, not hugs your body
- Avoid saggy or baggy cuts as well as excess fabric in the rear, this is what womens designer jeans do best
- Remember, designer blue jeans are all about making your rear end look good!
Accessories:
- Shoulder pads are a must
- Attract attention to your neck with necklaces, scarves
- Avoid thick belts (especially if you have no waist)
- Tops should be fitted over the bust and spread over hip area
- Never wear a jacket that ends at the butt
**This article is reposted from http://www.jeans-and-accessories.com/
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