That being said, bootcut jeans are my favorite.
For some reason I kind of thought they were flared out a little bit at the ankle. I wouldn't have thought to consider boot cut jeans a type of straight leg jeans before reading this article. I also don't really wear flare jeans anymore-I think they look kind of dated. It took me awhile to get on board with the skinny jean trend, but they are quite versatile. Normally I wear bootcut jeans or skinny jeans. However, I find most other varieties of straight leg jeans to be less than stylish. They look just fine and fit snugly over a pair of tight boots. I will wear boot cut jeans when I need them. Flare leg jeans are all right, but they don’t look as good with a big sweater as straight leg jeans do. I feel like I’m wading in denim when I wear them. Wide leg jeans just seem to have too much material. To me, they seem to go with everything from long sweaters to blouses gathered at the waist by elastic and flared out beneath it. I keep several pairs of straight leg jeans in my wardrobe. Other than a dress, there is nothing that wouldn’t look great with this style of jeans. I also love wearing them with my nautical stripe navy blue and white thin sweater. These straight leg jeans look awesome with a light denim button-up tunic and a white belt. I do worry about getting stains on them, but I carry a Tide pen in my purse just in case. Everyone there seems to wear white in their vacation photos, and these jeans look great with loose, flowy blouses. I love wearing them when I vacation on the beach in New England. I have a pair of white jeans that are straight leg. He doesn’t want his wardrobe to stand out or make him look like he’s trying too hard. He told me that flare leg and bell bottom jeans are just too fashionable for him. I believe that he has about four pairs of black jeans in his closet, and they are all straight leg. He also has several dark button-front shirts that look great with them. He has a collection of black t-shirts with various designs that he wears with the jeans. He wears mostly black, and he loves his black straight leg jeans.
I have a friend who is somewhat of a dark soul. The jeans make the outfit attractive without screaming for attention.
The best way to wear the straight leg style is as an understated element that plays background to the blouse, shoes, and accessories. Straight leg jeans can become overwhelmed easily by ornamentation. If you are going to get some jeans with an embroidered design, beads, or some other embellishment, then you should get flare leg or bell bottom jeans. The dark ones allow the jeans to fade into the background of the outfit yet complement it at the same time. However, the lighter denim ones tend to look kind of outdated in that style. I think that dark straight leg jeans for women look great. I try to keep at least one pair of my jeans as nice as possible so that I can wear it to a variety of places, though usually when I find a good pair it gets worn out really quickly, because I'll wear those jeans multiple times a week.
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Dark jeans are also more versatile you can wear them anywhere from work, if your dress code permits, to the mall or the store or out with friends. They look better to me in almost any style. I had always heard that European men were more into fashion, and it really does seem true. These were not just well-fitting basics either, which have become more popular in the US lately, but seriously chic styles more equivalent to what women buy. Not only were slightly form-fitting styles for men popular there, such as mens' straight leg jeans, but in the bigger cities like Rome and Florence I even saw many men in skinny jeans. While I was there, I went to a few places in Italy and could hardly believe it. Then I got the chance to go to Europe for a little while. I got used to straight leg jeans and skinny jeans being popular in the US when I was in high school and college, even though it took me awhile to be a convert.
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