Are flare bottom jeans on the way OUT? Will you continue to wear?

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  1. donotfear profile image84
    donotfearposted 14 years ago

    I don't think I'll ever give up my boot cut jeans. I was glad to see the bells come back in the 1990's. Seems they're still wearing em...What do ya think about those skinny jeans? I couldn't bring myself to wear em, too dang old. As long as they don't start pushing the 'tapered fit' again. I never liked those. So what about you guys? You still wearing bells and boot cuts?

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    Crazdwriterposted 14 years ago

    Eh who cares if they are "way out" as you said? They are comfy and I will wear them no matter what big_smile

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    Pani Midnyte Odinposted 14 years ago

    Boot cut jeans all the way! No other jeans seem to fit right so I won't ever give up my boot cuts smile

    1. donotfear profile image84
      donotfearposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      Me neither!  I think that basically anything goes these days. I don't think boot cut ever goes out of 'style'. Regardless, when trends change, our favs become hard to find.

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    Madame Xposted 14 years ago

    I wore them for a short time in the 70's. That was enough for one lifetime.

    1. donotfear profile image84
      donotfearposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      I wish I still had all those retroish jeans from the 70's. I had embroidered all sorts of 70's slang on them.  I saved an Alice Cooper windbreaker that I wrote all over. It's pretty tasteless.

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    Madame Xposted 14 years ago

    Wow! Alice Cooper - brings back memories . . . smile

    I prefer the boot cut myself. I think they're so much more flattering than bells. And yeah, once they start shoving a new fashion it's really hard to find the stuff you like sad

  6. Uninvited Writer profile image80
    Uninvited Writerposted 14 years ago

    I just hope low-cut jeans go out quickly. Waists are creeping up again thankfully, especially for those of us over 50.

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      Madame Xposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      smile

    2. donotfear profile image84
      donotfearposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      I can wear some low-cut, even at my age. BUT, I'm particular about what shirt I wear with em. They aren't as flattering as mid-rise.

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        Madame Xposted 14 years agoin reply to this

        Personally I think the really low-cut pants look slutty - especially when some girls let their flab hang over the top - ick sad

        1. donotfear profile image84
          donotfearposted 14 years agoin reply to this

          Oh yeah!!! I know whatcha mean there...that's why I am particular about the shirt I wear with em. Actually, you might call mine semi-low cuts but they aren't the majority population in my jean drawer.

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          Pani Midnyte Odinposted 14 years agoin reply to this

          I can't wear low cut jeans. No matter what top I wear, I still feel like my lower back is completely exposed.

  7. europewalker profile image79
    europewalkerposted 14 years ago

    I think boot cut makes your legs look longer,flares aren't flattering on me.

  8. Jane@CM profile image61
    Jane@CMposted 14 years ago

    I like my boot cuts and my skinnys but I hate the low rise.  Macy's has a line of Levi's called "Perfect Fit" jeans and they come up just above the hips - I love them and for $28.00, I could afford them smile

    1. donotfear profile image84
      donotfearposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      This sounds like a great deal! I wish we had a Macy's around here!  I've found the NYDJ (Not Your Daughters Jeans) to fit really well. they are waist high, fitting right at or below the belly button. They suck you in. It's a flattering fit for us over 50 gang, though they are pricey: About $99 at Dillard's. I usually get mine for less than half that on Ebay. Just measure yourself well compared to a good fitting pair before you bid. They usually give measurements listed on the auction. I love em and they're comfy!

      1. Jane@CM profile image61
        Jane@CMposted 14 years agoin reply to this

        I've looked at the NYDJ jeans and they are nice.  I'm sure if you did a google search for the Levi Perfect fit, you'd find them at Dillards & other stores.  Plus they come is 4 or 5 different washes.  smile  I love that my tummy is tucked back into my jeans.  smile

        1. donotfear profile image84
          donotfearposted 14 years agoin reply to this

          You know, I think they have em at JC Penneys. As a matter of fact, I might have a pair of those or else it's a spin-off of the Perfect Fits. You know how one company tries to copy another and come up with a name real close to the original.

  9. double_frick profile image60
    double_frickposted 14 years ago

    i wear slutty, super low levi's. big_smile
    awesome.

    and hey, i have a bubble butt, high cut pants just don't really work with my butt...

    plus, its only comfy at hip-level, or lower. hmm

    and i wear boot cut OR flare, they even out my shapely rear.
    but after doing yoga for some time now i can also wear straight legs fine too.

    low rise pants! FTW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  10. yenajeon profile image71
    yenajeonposted 14 years ago

    Well, lets define 'flare'. Flare is NOT used to describe bellbottoms or bootcut or straight cuts. They all describe the circumference of the hem of pants but in varying degrees. It goes from:

    straight
    bootcut
    flare
    wideleg
    bellbottoms

    I am all for most styles that are a bit risque in a haute couture kind of way. Super low slung jeans can be okay in certain contexts. For any woman over the age of 35 or all men, NO!

 
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