Rachel Bilson was spotted in LA running errands in her Siwy jeans. Siwy jeans are great for making the rear look fuller and rounder.
You can find Siwy jeans (and other Siwy markdowns) at www.Jean-O-Type.com:
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Siwy Kat $198
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Siwy Michelle $198
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Many women think that the colored jean is for rocker chicks and those with edgier styles...NOT TRUE!!! Colored jeans are a fun alternative to blue, and there are colors such as gold (yellow, not metallic) that can be comfortably worn by the less daring and/or those with a more sophisticated style. Just pair them with neutrals such as black, white, or gray if you really aren't that comfortable with stepping outside of the box. Jada, Audrina, and Heidi all have totally different styles, yet have easily managed to make this look their own.
Here is the Taverniti So Turner jean in Gold:
Some women do not quite understand the premium denim market. For them, spending $125+ on a single pair is unfathomable and is a complete waste of money...WRONG!!!
DON'T BE AFRAID TO INVEST IN YOUR JEANS!
Usually the higher the price, the better the quality. Many premium brands invest in incorporating different types of fit tecnology that will camouflage problem areas and flatter your body. Also, the fabric may be a tighter weave (which makes it softer), and the more stitches on the seams, the higher the price. If you're wondering why you should care about the weave, let me tell you: because softer weaves drape the body best. Have you ever seen a guy in an obviously bad suit? It hangs poorly and is wearing him rather than him wearing it. If you still don't get it, let me put it like this: its like the difference in 200 thread count cotton sheets vs 1000 thread count egyptian cotton sheets. Mmhmm, see? There IS a difference!
Also take into account where the jeans are made. Quite naturally, anything made in the USA rather than overseas has cost manufacturers a lot more money to produce. So those jeans are going to cost more.
Buying any article of clothing is an investment into your look, so if you're going to spend any money an anything, make sure you are getting a return on your investment. And if you wear jeans often, you will!
Premium denim tends to stand the test of time too. Good jeans age gracefully and have a longer lifespan than their cheaper counterparts. You may not feel comfortable splurging on a trendy pair, but consider doing so for your basic multi-purpose pair. Once you've found your perfect pair, if you don't want to buy 2 of the same pair (one for heels and one to be altered for flats), consider getting a hem that's slightly angled. Or, just stick with this brand or cut. Another good thing about premium brands is that they have established basic styles with specific style names. From season to season, the bodies of these basic styles stay somewhat the same, so once you know what style works for you, you're set!
For more fit tips, visit: http://www.jeanotype.com/school/
When trying to find jeans to fit and flatter to you, one of the most important features to consider is the BACK POCKET. Its pretty much the only part of the jean that can't be altered, so if your hard-to-fit body part is your rear, you should start your denim search by eliminating unflattering back pockets. The standard rule is:
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That's not all though. We have pockets for the Flat and the Round.
The best pockets for a flat rear are ones with details - stitching, embellishments, and flaps. These will give you a little moore boost. No-no's are jeans with large square pockets, slit pockets, or no pockets at all. Here are some recommended pockets:.jpg)
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To keep your body looking well-proportioned, the best pockets for this rear are ones that don't over-accentuate it. This rear shape can wear slit pockets or no pockets at all and still look shapely. Here are some examples here:.jpg)
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For more denim Do's and Don'ts, go to: http://www.jeanotype.com/school/dos.asp
Have questions/comments? Let us know and we'll try our best to answer them.
Slender: Work what you got (or what curves you don't got) and make the most of your body type with some skinny jeans. White is a great color for playing up curves when you don't have many.
Pear-shaped: You've got plenty of hips and a small waist, so this mid-rise wide leg pant (this style shown is not a jean; it is a cotton twill) accentuates your best feature while balancing out your proportions with a fuller leg. Bootcut styles will work for you as well..jpg)
Flatter Rears: For those of you who aren't very bootylicious, but are looking for a style that will add a little umph to your rear, go for styles that have detail on the back pockets or flap pockets. What you DON'T want is a style without a pocket at all or large square pockets.
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Here is Natalie Portman in her Earnest Sewn Harlan skinny jeans.
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This recently launched denim website (http://www.jeanotype.com/), was created for women of all body types who wish to find denim jeans that fit them. FINALLY!
This site combines the annual denim guides/finders found in our most cherished fashion mags and lets you buy them as well ...WITHOUT having to go to every major department store trying to track down the brand and style that was recommended.
We are always trying to find the best brands and styles for body type that are classic, hourglass, pear-shaped, slender, plus-sized, tall, and/or petite, so please let us know your thoughts and suggestions about what works for you!
