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Designer Jeans can look great on anyone

When choosing a great pair of designer jeans, or any piece of designer clothing, a few points should be taken into mind. The first thing to be considered is how you would like the jeans to fit. Do you want baggy or skinny fit, do you want them to make your back side to look more full. What ever the case may be decide how you want them to look on you. Second you should consider your body type. This is the more difficult part of the equation but is very helpful in choosing the perfect pair of jeans. Body types are just what they are body types and everyone has one and no one’s is perfect. But alas we are stuck with them and must consider them in our decision. Another good consideration is the price. Now some people may think that price should be your first consideration, well maybe that is true, but how much are you willing to pay for the look you want? This answer may be different each time you ask yourself. If you are just going for a summer vacation then the answer might be not much, or if you were spending the weekend with colleagues at a business retreat then the answer may be a bit more, however if you needed them for the performance of your lifetime then the answer would be whatever it takes. Finally one last decision to consider is will the style I choose be good for next season. This is important if you, like most of us do, update your wardrobe pretty frequently. Designer clothing unlike standard clothing can most times be resold if still in good condition. Gently used is the term most often heard for this type of clothing.

The Different body styles

There are five different body types that should be considered when choosing the perfect pair of designer jeans. Because different designers cuts fit each body style differently you should also consider which particular designers you should choose also. Of the five you are sure to fit in to one place and this guide will help you choose your perfect pair of jeans.

Rectangular: This shape is when the shoulders and hips are the same size, with little or no definition to the waist. These women tend to gain weight in the waist and thighs. May have a little pot belly.

Egg Shaped: Women who have smaller breasts with fuller hips and bock side. Weight gain is usually in the hips and back areas.

Hour Glass: This is the “ideal” body style, breasts and hips are proportional with a well defined waist. Usual weight gain is in the stomach and thighs.

Full Figure: Full Breasts, full waist and hips. Weight gain is usually apparent throughout the upper body.

Inverted Egg: Full breasts with narrow waist and hips. Weight gain is apparent in the breasts and stomach.

Just follow the links or click on your body style and learn how to pick the perfect pair of designer jeans. Remember this is just a guide and as you learn more about the designers cuts every pair of jeans that you choose will be your perfect pair.