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We like big butts and we cannot lie…but
Stretch is a curvy gal’s best friend, but there are some limits to what it can do for you. Too much stretch and you’ll risk looking like you’re sporting leggings. Or, worse, your jeans will permanently sag and slouch after just a few wears. Denim that incorporates between one and five percent elastane, Lycra or spandex should give your bum enough wiggle room without being overly stretchy. (BTW, lots of brands have developed their own innovative curve-hugging formulas, so check out the in-depth fabric descriptions to get a better idea of fit before you buy.)
The makers behind numerous “curve” denim brands understand that women with big butts, wide hips and thick thighs can’t just “size up” and expect their jeans will still fit well all over. Which is why their designs feature special details like contoured waistbands, extra room in the trunk and just the right ratio of stretch to accommodate a wide variety of bodies. And while some brands use the term to denote plus-size options, many use it simply to refer to bodies with curves, whether they are a size 2 or a size 22.
We suggest you take this “rule” as more of a suggestion. Most of the women we talked to (and most of the reviews we read) said that high rises are more likely to fit both your butt and your waist, while lower rises tended to produce waist gaps, especially for those with more dramatic hourglass figures. That said, you can definitely find lower rises that fit well, it just takes a bit more trial and error.
Want to treat your curvy self to a pair of jeans made with luxury denim that’s responsibly sewn and sustainably manufactured? Turn to Agolde the Los Angeles-based brand that creates on-trend denim that accommodates a small waist and rounded hips. Most notably, the roomier styles manage to accentuate curves, not add bulk, including the
Two words you need to know at Abercrombie: Curve. Love. The Curve Love styles encompass multiple silhouettes and fabrications, all of them with a nipped-in waist that eliminates a back waistband gap.
The appeal of these jeans is that they are engineered to accentuate and lift the rear end, from the placement of back pockets a little higher, super-stretch fabric made of cotton, terylene and spandex and a waistband that’s a little thicker, to make the tummy appear a little flatter. The
