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I came across this great blog and wanted to share it- the author describes the problem of the "long butt" that you often start seeing on older women when they are wearing jeans.
Like many, I thought it was inevitable that this would happen to me eventually, but thankfully, the author of this blog has analyzed exactly what factors create the "long butt" as well as how to avoid buying jeans that cause this highly undesirable effect.
I highly recommend it!!! (plus its pretty funny too)
Hahahahahaha I haven't heard anyone talk about the Mom Jean in a long time! It's a pretty horrible type of Jean! I mean, why not just go for curved fit dark-wash jeans?
What a cute blog! It's funny because it's true. Some mom's wear jeans that just don't flatter their figures, for some reason. As I approach that age, I decided to invest in jeans that enhance my frame and shape.
Last edited by JustJulia; 09-15-2011 at 02:32 PM..
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Schwimmer looks HORRIBLE in that pic I posted above, but here is a pic of her in the same outfit probably just a few minutes later looking pretty darn good. I'd go a step farther and say she looks SEXY in this pic. The pics above must be photoshopped. I always thought she had a nice body, but the wife has always called her fat. Cant wait to hear what she says when she sees these latest pics.
Last edited by LaoTzuMindFu; 09-16-2011 at 03:51 PM..
OMG!! I saw this on TMZ this morning. Lacey Schwimmer wearing the same old ugly Jessica Simpson Momma Jeans.
Wow, don't even ask: "Does this make me look fat?". No question there!
Those are some awful awful jeans!
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