Jeans Hook

Jeans Skinny
By JeanShook

Jeans - Skinny Style

There are lots of types of jeans; one of them is Skinny Jeans. This kind of trend sometimes looks almost the same with “legging” pants, but if we pay a special attention to the material and the cut, there are some differences that can be noticed. Just like its name, jeans – skinny, this type of jeans have narrow measurement for the leg part, narrow in term of well-fitted but not too-tight.

For women, skinny jeans can be easily noticed while in this section for men’s jeans type when it’s one-size too big; you almost can’t tell any difference. I don’t know why but women tend to go strict with the size. But since a skin-tight jeans is something I preferred, then I say go for the best you can with Skinny jeans.

Anyway skinny jeans do look great, since it look stylish in almost everything. And here are some tips for women when trying to pick skinny jeans:

• The skinny jeans can make a women look good when the jeans are tucked into knee-high shoes or boots, or worn casually with minimum pumps.
• Pairing the jeans with high heels or sexy ankle boots can contribute an attractive sight for anyone.
• Skinny leg jeans are best for slim women, which will spurt a boyish profile. Remember that this is not a strict measurement, as long as someone has proportional shape – then you too can be looking great in those pairs.
• Tunic tops seem to be a great combination to be worn as our top, in pair with skinny jeans.
• If you are off-balance with the shape of your body, draped or flowing clothes on top-half of the body can sure make a balance.

As for the material, you get a slightly better fit if skinny stretch jeans have a small amount of lycra/elastane in them but this is not always a necessity as it largely depends upon the quality of the denim and the cut. However too much stretch is a real no as it can make the jeans look lifeless!

How to Size Jeans
By Jeans Addict taken from allamericanclothing.com

Fit Size Jeans

Finding the right size is important when you want to be looking good in your jeans. Whether you’re using men’s jeans or women’s, there is no use for you to spend money for some expensive and well-designed jeans if the size doesn’t fit you well. Here are some tips of size jeans for you.

The best way to determine a size that will fit is to go to the closet for your favorite pair, and that is if you favorite it because you feel like it fits you the best and not because it shows other the most (that’s another story).

Make sure you button and zip the jeans before laying them out completely flat, legs spread and straight on a flat surface.

Make the measurements as described below and compare them to the closest fit depicted on the charts further below. I suggest that you stretch the jeans in the area and direction you are planning to measure. Then release them and let them come back to the size they would be when you are wearing them. Stretching makes sure that you are measuring all the material, it straightens the denim and you stretch the jeans back to the “wearing size” and not that just-dried-in-the-dryer-tighter-fit.

Read the steps to get your jeans measurement..

Men’s Jeans
By Jeans Addict

Image taken from VideoJug

Jeans are probably the type of wardrobe that suites men best. It’s not because of its glamorous design – as which dresses tend to be – but more of its versatility. This is a fact that men save a lot of time in the closet when it comes to choosing something to wear. All they have to do is just head straight for jeans and that leaves the hustle out of the picture.

For men, jeans are socially-acceptable attire to be used in various activities; it’s something that men can wear either in the work place during work hours, or when they’re hanging out with some friends at the club.

Men are probably the gender group that has been related to jeans much longer than the opposite group of female. When jeans was firstly produced as work wear (an overall), male workers were its first fashion doers. And after jeans developed from merely work wear into casual wear, then the coverage spread to everyone. Not just based on sexes but also towards age groups.

I live in harmony with jeans. Hope you do the same.