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[superbadgirl]

Also, I don't care about trends: jeans/trousers with tapered legs are not flattering on pretty much every body shape I've seen wear them. If this really is a trend that's coming (I've seen more and more tragically tapered jeans walking around town), then I'm very happy to be untrendy.

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[betacandy.livejournal.com]

I'm a fan of the straight cut, if I'm using the right term - neither tapered nor flared. Guess made jeans in the 80's that were so tapered they had calf-zippers so you could get into them. Those were all the frickin' rage at my junior high. Gah.

[aizjanika.livejournal.com]

Yeah, that's what I like: straight legs, not tapered or flared. But I don't wear regular jeans or pants at all. I only buy stretchy pants with an elastic waist. *g* Before they came out with these stretchy jeans, I wore stretchy knit pants. Those were much less attractive than the jeans. *g* I always go for comfort, though.

To be honest, I never even noticed (until I got home and wore them for a while) that the pants I bought a couple of weeks ago were tapered and not flared or straight leg. *g* I just tried them on and they fit, so I bought them. hehe That's about how I shop. I buy different colors, too, if they have them. Recently switch842 mentioned that black jeans or any colored jeans were unfashionable, and I had no clue. I do the same thing with shirts, too. I try one on, and if it fits, I just buy as many as I can afford in different colors. *g*

[superbadgirl]

Oh, man, yes. And if you didn't have tapered jeans...you "French rolled" them or...safety pinned the ankles. Talk about stupid.

I've just never seen anyone wear them so well I've thought, "I've got to go get me a pair of jeans like that!"