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If you are looking for that elusive ‘just right’ pair of blue jeans we tell you how to do it…
Curvy bodies:
Pick a classic cut, which will enhance your body type, thanks to a higher waist and straight legs. And skip a pair with too many details – an even, plain wash won’t overemphasise any particular area.
Skinny shapes:
Choose boot-leg or skinny jeans, which will give your body a stylish look. Straight leg jeans with a slight flare at the bottom work well in making your legs look fuller.
If you have long legs:
Show off some leg in cropped jeans, which will draw attention to your calves. Wear these in tight fits or your bottom will look larger than it is.
If you have bigger hips:
Choose a pair that has a double waistband – bands are great for supporting the hips and don’t cut into them.
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