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Jeans recommendations?

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Timothy Perez10 Timothy Perez10 Member
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joined Aug 2003
#181 ·
1. They’ve got to look good on me, especially when it comes to how they fit my backside, I guess.
2.As long as they aren't way too long, which would be a total disaster,
3.They really need to be either a skinny fit or just a straight cut, because anything else just won't work for me, maybe.
4.They actually have to be high quality, you know? I'm not looking for junk.
5.High-waisted styles are completely out of the question, I can't stand them.
6.And yeah, I need to actually like the color, obviously.
steelscout142 steelscout142 Newcomer
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joined Aug 2007
#182 ·
You really have to find a solid footing first 😬
Angela Harris33 Angela Harris33 Member
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joined May 2007
#183 ·
I’m looking for something shallow and thin, maybe with a bit of stretch to them—nothing that’s going to squeeze my butt too tight, but something that actually gives it a little visual lift😁. That would pretty much be the dream
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steelrider3 steelrider3 Member
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joined Mar 2010
#184 ·
1. basically—how my ass looks in them
🙂
Brian Cruz6 Brian Cruz6 Newcomer
5 messages
joined Aug 2007
#185 ·
Dark traps (99% of the time, I can't even see them with my eyes naked), specifically the plain ones—nothing extra, no crazy patterns, just straight legs, tight, low-cut, and let’s be real, like we all already admitted—they make your ass look absolutely heavenly
Lisa Cook8 Lisa Cook8 Newcomer
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joined Aug 2007
#186 ·
Brian Cruz6 said:Dark traps (99% of the time, I can't even see them with my eyes naked), specifically the plain ones—nothing extra, no crazy patterns, just straight legs, tight, low-cut, and let’s be real, like we all already admitted—they make your ass look absolutely heavenly

I second everything.
Peter Allen30 Peter Allen30 Member
10 messages
joined Aug 2007
#187 ·
I’m all about those tight, dark denim jeans. They need some kind of interesting detail to actually catch my eye... things like rivets, multi-colored stitching, distressing, or slits. And they absolutely have to have some stretch... otherwise they just squeeze too hard or flatten everything out. I actually found the perfect pair about two and a half years ago at Americanin (MET, Take Two). Seriously sexy jeans for women who are tall, curvy, and slim-waisted. I’ve managed to collect about fifteen pairs by now... maybe even more.🙂
Tyler Vaughn51 Tyler Vaughn51 Newcomer
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joined Aug 2007
#188 ·
Peter Allen30 said:I’m all about those tight, dark denim jeans. They need some kind of interesting detail to actually catch my eye... things like rivets, multi-colored stitching, distressing, or slits. And they absolutely have to have some stretch... otherwise they just squeeze too hard or flatten everything out. I actually found the perfect pair about two and a half years ago at Americanin (MET, Take Two). Seriously sexy jeans for women who are tall, curvy, and slim-waisted. I’ve managed to collect about fifteen pairs by now... maybe even more.🙂

I honestly can't wrap my head around those jeans. They’re way too tight. I've always been a fan of a good bootcut or flare—something with a bit more breathing room. Either works for me.
Peter Allen30 Peter Allen30 Member
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joined Aug 2007
#189 ·
Tyler Vaughn51 said:I honestly can't wrap my head around those jeans. They’re way too tight. I've always been a fan of a good bootcut or flare—something with a bit more breathing room. Either works for me.

As for me, those😉 .. bootcut🙄 ugh, some beauty-hating sadist had to go and invent them...
Tyler Vaughn51 Tyler Vaughn51 Newcomer
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joined Aug 2007
#190 ·
Peter Allen30 said:As for me, those😉 .. bootcut🙄 ugh, some beauty-hating sadist had to go and invent them...


me🙂
Tyler Vaughn51 Tyler Vaughn51 Newcomer
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joined Aug 2007
#191 ·
The whole thing comes down to how I look when someone wraps my leg in some kind of bandage...
I look sick in it.
A Anonymous Veteran
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#192 ·
Adam Morales16 said:The question is right there in the title... I'm honestly just curious to dig into the how, the what, and the why behind all of this...

Uhm... first off, they need to fit my butt perfectly... I don't want them blowing out, slipping down, or just hanging there loosely😬 and then there's the length... how they look on my legs, etc. Plus the color and the cut...😁

...and they definitely need to be skinny jeans... I live for tight denim; they make everything look amazing.😁
Nancy Campbell5 Nancy Campbell5 Member
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joined Mar 2013
#193 ·
I guess it looks alright on my butt... there's always a bit of extra fabric, so I probably need to shorten them... just so they aren't too tight around my waist.
Dana Foster6 Dana Foster6 Newcomer
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joined Aug 2007
#194 ·
The most critical thing for me is that they look absolutely stunning on my frame—I’m talking super shallow, narrow, and a tight, skinny cut... I just live for that high-waisted, snatched look! 😍 And if possible, I’d love for them to have just a touch of stretch so they hug everything perfectly without flattening out my curves... 🙂
Mark Scott Mark Scott Newcomer
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joined Aug 2007
#195 ·
They’re long enough that I can’t even bury them, so when they actually spread out, they end up being super narrow...
James Scott43 James Scott43 Newcomer
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joined Aug 2007
#196 ·
They’re flat, sure—but they need to be WIDER cut. Honestly, most stores these days are just overflowing with those ridiculous, skinny, tapered jeans... as if every single woman walking down Fifth Avenue is out here trying to look exactly like Giselle Bündchen. And don't even get me started on those low-slung, wide pockets that visually just... shrink your backside. HEY, I actually love my curves and I want them to look as good as they feel!
So, in all my years of shopping, I haven't actually stumbled upon the perfect pair of denim yet...
A Anonymous Veteran
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joined May 2005
#197 ·
No glitter, no rhinestones—and if they look a bit vintage, even better. I’m thinking pockets with subtle details, maybe some stitching or even rivets. Straight leg or bootcut works for me since both cuts flatter my figure, and I prefer a low rise...
I’m not being picky, it’s just that they need to have a certain "something" for me to actually like them. I haven't quite figured out what that magic factor is yet, because honestly, my closet is already overflowing with all kinds of different jeans. 🤔
mistydrifter55 mistydrifter55 Active Member
137 messages
joined May 2004
#198 ·
Matthew Cruz41 said:1. if they sit reasonably well on my hips
2. if I can actually get them buttoned up
3. if they look good on my hips and waist
4. if my butt looks decent in them
5. if they fit right from my waist to my knees
6. if I can actually squat in them without an issue

that’s pretty much it 🥳


And honestly? Most people find those exact issues are easy enough to fix... 😉
mistymoose57 mistymoose57 Member
37 messages
joined Sep 2006
#199 ·
As long as the socks are long enough. There isn't a pair of jeans (except maybe from Gap 😲) that I haven't had to cinch at the waist... or occasionally the hips 😳...
Robert Young3 Robert Young3 Newcomer
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joined Sep 2009
#200 ·
Steven Ruiz said:My number one rule for any relationship is pretty straightforward: I need to know that when things get intimate, there’s actually something substantial waiting for me down there instead of just a whole lot of nothing...
The second requirement is that the waist stays perfectly snatched, while still making sure there's enough room for the curves to actually fit...

It is honestly such a struggle trying to hit both those marks at the same time when you have my kind of body type... So far, I’ve only ever found Jennifer Lopez’s style or those Juicy Couture jeans that actually manage to fit my waist while still making my curves look good...
I can't help but just sit back and watch it all unfold...

I second this.
Total sisterhood in this struggle.😬
Honestly, I fail every single time I try to go shopping for them. It's a disaster.

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