Thursday, Oct 03 2024

Flare Jeans That Don't Require Hemming for Short and Average Height Girls

By A Mystery Man Writer

There's a real love-hate thing going on with flares: The retro silhouette is the season's hottest denim trend, but there seemed to be a roughly 0.05 percent chance a pair wouldn't require some serious hemming before being worn (that's a non-scientific approximation, FYI). The denim industry standard is for an inseam that correlates to someone who's 5'9"—the rough height of a fit model, but not the average shopper. Enter J Brand's new Sneaker Flare, which has a 3.5" shorter inseam than its traditional flares. They are ideal for shorter women to pull on and go—no tailoring required. They're also great if you're on the taller side and want to wear your flares with flats. Is it the best one-two punch or what? The extra step of seeing a tailor has been removed (hurrah for lazy girls!) and shoppers don't have to worry about messing with the style's silhouette when having them modified. More Summer Denim: The Lauren Conrad Way to Wear White Jeans Fall Denim Preview: Be the First to Wear Next Season's Big Trend The Thing All Short Girls Must Know When Shopping Flares Plus, what you need to know about skinny jeans and your skin:
There's a real love-hate thing going on with flares: The retro silhouette is the season's hottest denim trend, but there seemed to be a roughly 0.05 percent chance a pair wouldn't require some serious hemming before being worn (that's a non-scientific approximation, FYI). The denim industry standard is for an inseam that correlates to someone who's 5'9—the rough height of a fit model, but not the average shopper. Enter J Brand's new Sneaker Flare, which has a 3.5 shorter inseam than its traditional flares. They are ideal for shorter women to pull on and go—no tailoring required. They're also great if you're on the taller side and want to wear your flares with flats. Is it the best one-two punch or what? The extra step of seeing a tailor has been removed (hurrah for lazy girls!) and shoppers don't have to worry about messing with the style's silhouette when having them modified. More Summer Denim: The Lauren Conrad Way to Wear White Jeans Fall Denim Preview: Be the First to Wear Next Season's Big Trend The Thing All Short Girls Must Know When Shopping Flares Plus, what you need to know about skinny jeans and your skin