Yes, this is a huge debate people. Life changing! Do you prefer wide leg jeans or skinny jeans? I prefer skinny jeans personally. First of all it took me a whole year to feel confident enough to buy some and since then I haven't looked back. Now I own about 5 pairs in different colors. Plus they're more rock n' roll! I love how nice and slim they make you look. Wide legs are cool but I literally wore wide leg jeans for about 10 years so i'm over them now though they are nice.

dancerella said:

slim leg every time....soooo sexy...

I've just gotten used to wearing flared jeans, and now I'm out of style!!

Boot cut.

I like skinny jeans but bootcut looks best on me.

JustErin said:

me too, but now they're saying boot cut is out.

skinny jeans. i never liked bootcut or wide-legged, regardless of whether they were in or out. i like snug clothes, otherwise i feel like i'm drowning in fabric.

NDRU said:

Fuck "them" I'm wearing what I like.

Bootcut or wide leg for me. I'm too short and my legs are too thick to be trying to wear skinny jeans

Sweeny79 said:

I'm wearing boot cut right now!!
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Just depends.
Depends on the shoes, depends on the shirt, depends on the day, depends on the mood.



Jess, you say that you're too short and your legs are too thick to wear skinny Jeans? How do you figure?
I'm 5'3" and my legs are sort of thich at the thighs but I've found several pairs of skinny jeans that I look great in.

NDRU said:

I'm wearing shorts but

NDRU said:

I don't really follow fads and trends anyway. I just wear what looks good on me.

SaraWright10 said:

I'm 5'0 and I have big thighs and a big booty. I've tried some on before and I looked ridiculous. I won't be buying any

JustErin said:

The coolest ones don't follow the herd!

jess555ja said:

that doesn't mean anything. i've seen some big mamas rock skinny jeans! i honestly think they look good on just about everyone.

jess555ja said:

I understand. Believe me when I say that I know first hand what it feels like to have a big butt lol.
My bestfriend is always on my case about it.. "Sara, I just want to grab it you're so Volumptious."

I Def. Know who you feel on that one.

dancerella said:

Good for them, but they don't look good on me

Anxiety said:

i know just what you mean. i hate clothes that have an excess amount of material on them. all of my clothes are practically spring wear. i like less material and a nice fit. not tight though. i like boot cut jeans too but not bell bottoms which is funny because i was rocking bell bottoms forever. who knows maybe in another 10 years i'll be over skinny jeans too.

I tried on some skinny jeans. My girlfriend liked them, but I felt ridiculous. They felt like tights.

SaraWright10 said:

I don't have a problem with my big butt. I just need to dress appropriately for my body shape.

dancerella said:

no way! skinny jeans look absolutely ridiculous on me, and i have long legs.

NDRU said:

Yeah, that's another thing I don't like about them.

NDRU said:

emo skinny is no good. you gotta have a juicy butt to wear emo pants. if you have no butt and you wear those skin tight jeans, you just end up looking sad and assless. don't do that. snug is good.

Boot cut for me but the skinny jeans are what everyone is wearing now, they are not for me

jess555ja said:

I have that problem as well. I have a big booty and big thighs (well Im just plain all around fluffy since Im 5'3).I like the skinny jeans that way they dont make my body look HUGE. I like the baggy shirts(big sweatshirts and t-shirts), if they are tight I can stand it, it restricts my movements.

I wear what is comfy to me.

toots said:

The problem I always have is to get them to fit through the hips and thighs I have to go a bit bigger and then the waist is waaaaay too huge.

They need to make jeans with room in the hips and then small around the waist.

It took me at least 5 years to break the skinny leg habit and switch to wide, I will never go back. NEVER!

Sweeny79 said:

I got no big calves so bootcut fitted in the upper leg looks best for me.