Are You Wearing A Style of Jeans That Doesn't Fit Your Style?

Let's face it; there is a pair of great-looking jeans for any "body" on the planet at any age. Jeans are versatile, classic, comfy and even sexy.

So with an abundance of denim available, why is it difficult for most people to find the jeans they like and the denim that flatters their individual physique? The problem usually centers around trends and following them too closely. You don't have to be a trend shopper; maybe the pair you're seeing everywhere isn't really your cup of tea. If the denim looks juvenile on you or fits extremely tight and makes bending over challenging, for instance, then don't waste your time purchasing a pair if it doesn't suit you. Instead, use the style that works properly for you instead. This article will love at several of the most popular styles of jeans out there. 

1 - Boot-Cut

The classic boot-cut is often called the most universally flattering denim for a few reasons. First, the style is neither too loose nor too tight. Boot-cut jeans make your legs look longer and leaner with the denim's slight A-line structure at the bottom. This denim always looks great with a heel. Boot-cut jeans are classic and timeless and even look fab in the office where Casual Fridays allow only certain denim to make the grade. Iconic supermodel Cindy Crawford is the boot-cut jeans queen and wears them like nobody else.

2 - Skinny

Style experts have recommended that your skinny jeans go to the back of your closet for now. Skinnies have ruled the runways and streetwear for several years now and are taking a fashion break. However, skinny jeans are still very popular and sold at most online shopping websites. The skinny jean is just that; it slenderizes you from the waist down to the ankles. The denim style comes with stretch to help you pour your body into these figure-hugging jeans.

3 - Straight

Here is another classic pair of denim that is enjoying the style spotlight this season. Straight jeans with a high waist give off a cool, retro vibe and look flattering on all shapes and sizes. The straight jean is an excellent middle-of-the-road option for those who don't care for flares or ankle-tight denim.

4 - Ripped/Distressed

For some, a little denim destruction is appreciable, and that's what makes a pair of ripped or distressed jeans a casual favorite and not-so-perfect looking. There are multiple levels when it comes to distressing jeans. Some want a few subtle rips, frays and holes while others want major denim destruction.

5 - Big/Baggy 

Wide-legged with room, big and baggy jeans are having their moment. This denim construction allows the wearer to look cool and effortless in them, and talk about the comfort. You don't have to squeeze your body to try and conform to a restricting design shape. Big and baggy jeans have been making the rounds worldwide and seen on every street corner from New York to London to Milan and Paris and everywhere in between. The styling is forgiving and can conceal any muffin top instantly.

6 - Low-Rise

Some people wouldn't touch these jeans again for all the money in the world, figuring that you have to be a stick to make low-rise denim look amazing. It's a hot trend at the moment, and many are teenagers thrilled with the style because they're thin and like to show off their flat tummies with crop tops. You can wear a low-rise pair of jeans and make them look fab without exposing your belly. Just put on a top that is long enough and meets the low waistline.

7 - Flared

If you prefer a boho vibe, then flared jeans could be your go-to denim. These jeans deliver a 70s vibe and are sometimes called "bell bottoms." Think of flares as a boot-cut pair to the nth degree. In other words, flared denim is exaggerated at the bottom. This creates a flattering and wearable silhouette. Also, flared jeans allow for the perfect pairing of pointed-toe boots and sneakers alike. "Top Chef" star Padma Lakshmi is often photographed in a pair of denim flares.