Quote from: Lori on October 11, 2007, 08:00:08 PM
In other words wear a shirt that drags behind your knees so nobody can see your butt!!

Exactly!

Either way, they're very nice pants, IMHO: clingy, sexy, supportive AND comfortable as they stretch nicely.

~Kate~

If those weren't $50, I'd wear them at work 

But yeah, Kate, if all you're used to is guy jeans or loose fitting pants, getting tight, stretchy pants is a whole 'nother world. I really can't imagine wearing guys' jeans again with how stupid and saggy they are. I've recently been wearing my womens' slacks instead of mens', and the difference in feel is night and day even there. Too bad womens' pants have no pocket room. I don't have a purse to carry my crap around in! 

Quote from: SarahFaceDoom on October 10, 2007, 05:29:35 PM
I have those jeans.  I don't wear them very often.  You can't really uplift what isn't there.  I've found cut and back pocket styling do a much better job at accentuating what I do have than them.

Like I would suggest getting jeans with smaller back pockets, with some kind of design on them.  When you get long pockets, it tends to elongate your butt and make it seem less big.  Which is what some women want obviously, that's why they are there.  But if you don't have a butt, you need to go in the opposite direction.

Miss Sixty is my favorite jean brand right now.  They make them pretty long, and they tend to fit me pretty well through the hips.

Plus VS jeans just feel kind of cheap to me for some reason.

I was looking at those Miss Sixty jeans today, they are sooooo expensive hehe.  But your right, it's amazing, they actually make them long. and good looking too.

Size 0 -- wow! You people must be small! I now feel big with wearing 7/8 jeans! (my hips are kinda big -- but then again, they fit with my body, so if I were smaller I don't think I'd look good).

Quote from: gothique11 on October 18, 2007, 02:39:09 AM
Size 0 -- wow! You people must be small! I now feel big with wearing 7/8 jeans! (my hips are kinda big -- but then again, they fit with my body, so if I were smaller I don't think I'd look good).

Yes, Autumn really is that petite.  And I thought I was doing good, now with size 4.  Sheesh!

Kristi

being size zero isn't all it is cracked up to be    I'm trying to go up a size or two myself. it might be a little easier to find clothes.