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Not Your Daughter’s Jeans
I hate the name of this jean company but wanted to let you know about it. Back story: I was home sick one day and Oprah was on with some Fashionistas who mentioned that for those trying to get rid of their "Muffin Tops", they need a higher rise waist in a jean. "Not Your Daughter's Jeans" was the brand recommended for this.
Not Your Daughter’s Jeans
I hate the name of this jean company but wanted to let you know about it. Back story: I was home sick one day and Oprah was on with some Fashionistas who mentioned that for those trying to get rid of their "Muffin Tops", they need a higher rise waist in a jean. "Not Your Daughter's Jeans" was the brand recommended for this.
OMGosh. I lived in Colorado. I had the same issue. Coming from DC, I would wear a suit or skirt to work. I wouldn't wear a suit, but I would wear skirt and nice blouse. Hey, childfree where are you going after work. Why are you so dressed up. wth.
I know! I think Colorado has to be one of the most casual places in the country. It's nice sometimes when you feel like slacking, but I look and feel better when I dress nicely.
I think that juniors are cut slimmer in the hips not larger so that might make it worse. I may have to do alterations because it is impossible to find pants that don't gap in the waist
Not if you went up to a 7(or larger) though. The cut is straiter so the waist is not as nipped in(a tight waist squishes up/in/out skin etc). A women's/miss may usually has more of a curve cut. The low rise hits at the hip so it works because the waist is straiter. You have to go up a few sizes though. Same size would definitely make it worse. Juniors regular waist would also probably not work. (too strait on a higher waist = gaps & box butt)
Not Your Daughter’s Jeans
I hate the name of this jean company but wanted to let you know about it. Back story: I was home sick one day and Oprah was on with some Fashionistas who mentioned that for those trying to get rid of their "Muffin Tops", they need a higher rise waist in a jean. "Not Your Daughter's Jeans" was the brand recommended for this.
try the kymara shape n slim-it is like a tank top that you wear under your shirts-i love them-it really helps smooth out my mid section and gives a more hourglass look-
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