I buy AE because I cannot afford to have a closet full of premium 7s. They fit very close to each other, IMO. Even their pocket design and placement is spot on. I like the 7 Roxanne fit the best but those are skinnies. The 7 Bootcuts in their New York wash are awesome too. I find AE jeans to run proportionately large through the waist and small through the hips and thighs. As far as premium denim, I find Hudson to be analogous.
I sympathize with the post-baby body blues. I'd also recommend Not Your Daughter's Jeans. They have a higher rise, which may or may not be your cup of tea, but they're comfortable and make the belly behave i. Not premium denim, but have you tried Express jeans? In particular the Zelda fit--ignore the "ultralow" rise indication, if you're comfortable in AE jeans the rise isn't any lower. My natural figure is very straight squishy waist, narrow hipbones, curvy rear and thighs and I find that the higher the rise, the more muffin top I get, paradoxically.
I also really like AG's low rise skinnies but haven't had as much luck with their slightly higher mid-rise bootcuts. Thank you all for the suggestions. This was very useful. My post-partum body is larger but with entirely different proportions. The Rack was full of sweaters and jackets but had very low inventory of denim.
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If you purchase something through our links, we may earn a commission. Pricing and availability are accurate as of publish time. That being said, over the last 19 months, while we were busy ditching our jeans in favor of comfier styles, a lot has changed in the world of denim. We've also seen other throwback styles, like low-rise and baggy jeans, make their return to the mainstream as well. But out of all the styles making a comeback, none excite us quite as much as the flare and bell-bottom jeans that have been popping up across our social media feeds.
It's a versatile style that pairs well with heels or a classic tee. And, simply put, flared bottoms are really fun. While these vintage-style jeans may feel a little snug at first, they'll form to your shape to get more comfortable with every wear. They come in tall, regular and petite sizes to fit a range of body types. The best part? Swap your go-to jeans for this flattering vintage-style pair from Levi's. They feature an ultra-high-rise waist and just the right amount of flare.
Available in multiple washes, these jeans are a versatile wardrobe piece, no matter the season. Pair them with a floral shirt for a head-to-toe boho vibe or dress them up with a pair of heels for a night out. The flared pair comes in a range of patterns, from a bright and colorful Psychedelic Combo to a purple floral print.
These modern jeans have seams down the front to give them a subtle vintage feel. They feature Madewell's Magic Pockets in the front, which hold you in for the ultimate flattering fit.
These jeans have a fair amount of flare, so they'll add a retro feel to any look. One reviewer described them as "lovely, soft with the right amount of stretch!
Pair these jeans with boots or heels — they hit right at the ankle, so they'll really let your footwear shine.
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