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From Dark Wash to Boot Cut: Do's & Don'ts for the Full Figured Denim


Denim Fashion & Style Examples:


Do Designer Jeans
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Jeans Price Range: $79 - $98




Do Dark Wash Jeans
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fashions to get slim look >>

Jeans Price Range: $49.95 - $175




Do Boot Cut Jeans
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better fit for lower parts >>

Jeans Price Range: $32.50 - $42.50




Do Low Rise Jeans
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for your fuller figure >>

Jeans Price Range: $19.99 - $39.50



Do Dark Colored Jeans
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Jeans Price Range: $49.95 - $175

Fashion Do's of Plus Size Women's Jeans


DO look for brands that offer plus sized jeans. Instead of passing up designer jeans altogether, look for designers that offer larger sizes. Apple Bottom and Seven brands carry plus sized jeans, allowing you to be comfortable and stylish!. We recommend Avenue.com for this item.


DO go for dark wash jeans over light wash. Darker colors always provide a slimming effect, especially for women who carry more weight on the lower half of their bodies. Dark blue denim is one of the hottest choices in fashion right now, so there’s no reason not to go for the dark jeans. We recommend Lanebryant.com for this item.


DO choose boot cut jeans if you are larger in the thigh area. Boot cut jeans are the perfect way to even out the proportions of your lower half. The slight flare at the bottom of the jeans balances your waist and creates a wonderful visually slimming effect. Once you try boot cut, you’ll never wear anything else. We recommend Roaman's for this item.


DO allow yourself to try low rise jeans, in an appropriate size and style. Many plus size women’s jeans are made mid rise or high rise. However there are a few trendy companies making low rise jeans for fuller figure women. Don’t be afraid to try these great low rise finds, since low rise jeans can make your torso look lengthier and slim your upper body. We recommend Torrid.com for this item.


DO buy jeans for specific occasions. To be blunt, the jeans you love to wear to the mall might not be appropriate for a dinner date. So, think about the various styles of jeans and stock up on jeans for every occasion. Darker jeans can often be appropriate for dates and parties while the sand blast or light colored jeans should be kept for more casual events. We recommend One Stop Plus for this item.


Style Don'ts of Full Figure Jean Styles


DON'T assume you always have to wear flare leg jeans. While flare leg jeans can provide comfort and style, you must be sure to buy them in the appropriate size. Wide leg jeans that are too loose can make you look larger than you are, if they are not fitted to the body at all. So, choose your jeans carefully or wear a fitted shirt when you choose to sport your flare jeans.


DON'T fall for the trend of wearing straight leg or “skinny” jeans this season. While all of Hollywood is pulling out their spandex jeans, stay away from this horrendous trend. Sure, super skin tight jeans with tapered legs may look good on a woman who wears a size 0, but if you look carefully they can even add visual pounds to the skinniest woman on the planet. They are just not flattering on any body shape!


DON'T go for the high waist jeans if you aren’t comfortable with your midsection. Mid rise jeans are the best for properly concealing a troublesome midsection. If you want to slim your tummy area, choose plus size jeans that hit right at your belly button.


DON’T wear jeans that are too long for you. Be sure you choose your jeans by length, as well as style and size. If you’re short, look for those petite lengths. Longer than normal jeans will make you look un-proportioned and chunky on the bottom half of your body. Full figure jeans often come in various lengths, so pay attention when shopping.

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