How many do you know about Jeans fitting and styling?

December 27, 2022

How many do you know about Jeans fitting and styling?

Denim lovers have never enjoyed more options.

So far, each decade has had its own style of jeans, with flares in the seventies, acid wash in the eighties, carrot pants in the nineties, and bootcut pants that stole the show in the late nineties. Skinny denim ruled the first decade of the new millennium, but the days are coming to an end.

Looking back from the mid-’00s, it’s hard to pinpoint a particular denim style, and it’s incredible that we have more choices than ever.

The world of denim is no longer monolithic, it is democratic. You can vote for any pair of jeans that close your eyes every day, trend or not.

With so many styles to choose from, it can be overwhelming to buy jeans. We classify the most popular styles today, and pick and choose in the blue ocean, so that you can choose according to your heart.

Embellishments

Frayed Edges

denim takes part in the fringe trend by pulling down groups of thread from the raw hemline and setting them loose to dance around your ankles

Distressed

Intentional tears and bare threads are denim’s laid back version of ” I woke up like this”

Moto –

skinny jeans show their tough guy side with reinforced knees fit for a biker chic.

released hem –

Just like you would release a hemline to accommodate for a growth spurt, this two-toned style embraces change and and unfinished vibe.

patchwork –

Once used a cover holes caused by wear and tear, patches represent a jean that’s lived in and loved.

Sailor –

the double breasted button placement and high waist style are a throw back to navy troop’s days on the high seas.

Shape Shifters

Mom Jean

Once the Topic of heavy criticism this style made once of fashion’s most unexpected comebacks. sitting high and tight on the natural waist, this jean fits straight through the thighs and legs but tapers near the ankles.

Prospector jean

Reminiscent of the dungarees worn by men during the California gold rush, this ultra high waist style skews between a straight and wide leg jean.

Fisherman Jean

Perfect of wading in ankle deep water, this wide-leg jean is characterized by it’s largebotom cuff.

Boyfriend Jean

This style is slightly oversized with a slouchy and relaxed cut that sits lower on the waist. while the jean is designed specifically for a woman’s body, it’s meant to look like it was borrowed from the boys.

Girlfriend Jean

A more femine version of her boyfriend counter part, this mid-rise jean is fitted on the waist and hips and slender through the legs.

Relaxed Tapered Jean

This shape fits like a loose boyfriend jean through the hips and thighs but tapers to a skinny jean near the ankles.

Paper bag waist

Much like cinching the opening of a paper bag, the extra folds of fabric at this pant’s high waist line are gathered with a belt, keeping some of the fabric to poke out at the top.

Jogger

Say hi to the denim version of sweatpants. The elastic drawstring waist and baggy legs are comfortable to lounge around in, while the cinched ankles give the style a more slender, polished vibe.

A touch of flair

Cropped flair

This pant fits like a traditional flare except it’s a lot shorter. if your favorite flares shrunk in the wash, these would be them.

The belt bottom

Relaxed through the hips and things, the bottom of this jean expands into a dramatic bell around the calves and ankles.

Kick flare

From the knees up this jean could pass as a traditional skinny style. The silhouette gradually expands down through the ankle into a subtle flare.

Bootcut

The top half of this style is considered a straight and slim cut. The circumference widens ever so lightly around the ankles to accommodate tall shoes and boots.