Big ol’ back
If you’re looking to minimize your posterior, choose a jean with a wider leg and a slight flare. Avoid flap pockets, or pockets with heavy embellishment or embroidery.

Wide Hips
Look for a traditional five-pocket style jean with a slight flare that isn’t too snug and has a little stretch. Avoid slanted front pockets or large pockets that sit on the hip.

Belly Issues
If you’ve got tummy troubles, choose a boot cut jean with a mid-rise that hits across the belly, not above or below it. Avoid ultra-low-rise jeans.

Petite Frame
To create a long and lanky look, petite women should choose straight or boot cut jeans that fall just below the natural waist. Also, jeans with darker rinses help elongate the leg. Avoid cropped jeans, which make legs look even shorter.

Tall & Lanky
Skinny or straight cut jeans work best for tall women with long legs. Avoid jeans that fall short. Make sure the jean’s hem falls to the bottom of your heel, lest you look like you’re wearing “floods”.

Athletic Build
If you have wider thighs and a narrow hips, create some curves with a low-rise, wide-leg jean that hugs the hips. Avoid skinny jeans.

What bum?
Jeans with slightly higher back pockets, flap pockets, or pockets with embellishments and embroidery can create the illusion of a beefier backside. Avoid jeans with no pockets or large pockets.