As someone who's just shy of 5'3", I find denim shopping challenging, and when you throw Wholesale Replica Bag trends in the mix, it becomes a process of trial and error. Today, I'll be covering the trend of flared denim, which I've seen a lot of controversy around among fashion people. Some swear by the '70s-inspired style as their go-to silhouette, and some say they wouldn't be caught in a pair. I'm always up for a little fashion challenge, and while I originally thought I couldn't pull off flared denim as a petite woman, I proved myself wrong.
As an expert shopper, I know my way around denim brands and what works for my height. There's a select number of brands I rely on, and I've taken note of inseams that work for me and ones that don't. If you're on the petite side and looking to try out the flare trend for your denim, look no further. Below, I've rounded up the best flared jeans on the market for shorter women. Keep scrolling to find your pick.
I wear this Reformation pair at least twice a week.
Zara's length has always been tricky for shorter women, so its cropped pairs hit at the perfect length.
The high waist and slim leg will make your legs look way longer than they actually are.
Affordable and reliable.
These are unbelievably chic.
I love how J.Crew releases its jeans in petite sizing as well.
Instead of heels, let the cropped jeans be a perfect excuse to show off your favorite boots.
If you prefer a slimmer leg, this pair is perfect.
Don't underestimate Zara's jeans!
Urban Outfitters' selection of jeans meets the perfect middle ground of cool and comfortable.
Edgy.
This light wash is so versatile.
You can't go wrong with Levi's.
Short inseam, just how I like it.
It seems like most Khaite jeans are fit for taller shoppers, but the brand has a few petite-friendly options there as well!
When you wear these, you'll look so sophisticated.
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The whole WWW team has been raving about these under-$100 jeans.
I'm a big fan of wide-leg jeans too. It's hard to find ones that hit at the right length, but I find that cropped ones hit right above the floor for me, which is right where I want them.
If I could wear one pair of jeans forever, this would be it.
High-waisted, relaxed jeans aren't a trend anymore—they're a wardrobe staple.
This baggy fit is everything.
Perfect is an understatement.
I tried these on and was immediately shocked at how flattering they were. A 10/10 purchase!
I've never been one for white jeans, but this pair has me convinced.
Weird but cool.
Don't be fooled by the word "wedgie"—these jeans are very comfortable.
You can always count on Madewell for your go-to basics.
This story was originally published at an earlier date and has since been updated.
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