Straight leg. An all round good type of jean, the level leg cut sees the legs being cut level down, not flaring or tapering in anywhere. They are favoured amongst smaller women, as they can make the legs look longer than they verily are.

Boot cut. As their name would suggest, boot cut jeans were created with the intention of production a man look good when worn with boots, but have come to be a favourite piece of women's clothing for many females. Relatively relaxed in their fit, hugging the hips and thighs without being overly tight, they flare out slightly at the bottom, production them suitable for those women with a large upper body, as they equilibrium out the body shape perfectly.

Skinny leg. A staple piece of both men and women's clothing ranges at the moment, skinny jeans, as spectacular, as they may look, should only be attempted by those women who have a slim waist and legs. Large hips, stomach or thighs will not be helped by skinny jeans and they will make them look a lot bigger than they verily are.

Flared. The contemporary version of the beloved 1970s bell lowest jeans, flares are, for the most part, a more reigned in version of their elder relative. Rather than being skinny at the top then widening massively below the knee, flared jeans have a loose but level feel all the way down the leg, commonly only starting to flare just above the ankle.

A lot of women tend to go for flared jeans, as they believe that they will make them look slimmer (unlike flared jeans, which required a super skinny waist with legs to match) but in fact, they are not suited to all body shapes.

Prime examples are women who are short or petite, as flared jeans can make the legs look a lot shorter and wider than they are, production this cut certainly not a suitable women's clothing selection for smaller females.

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