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Rock The Right Fit

By Liz, on

For my last post with Rock & Republic (remember the NYFW show?) I’m talking about the fit of your jeans. I’m actually pretty loyal to skinny cut jeans – I just feel they go with so much more and are easier to wear – but I do love the look of a flared or bootcut jean! Especially with a bit of a 70s vibe, flared jeans can look so chic.

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Berlin Skinny Jeans, Roth Flare-Leg Jeans, Kasandra Bootcut Jeans

What do you think – do you wear skinny and flared jeans? Is there a fit that works best for you?  I get a lot of use out of my Rock & Republic jeans (here and here and here) – it’s actually pretty hard for me to find jeans I love that fit well, and I really do love the fit of these jeans. But I think flared jeans might be next on my shopping list!

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Disclosure: Kohl’s provided compensation to me as an incentive to blog about the Rock & Republic launch event.  The opinions expressed herein are those of this author, and they have not been reviewed or approved by Kohl’s in advance.

Filed under Denim, Pants, Rock & Republic, Shopping

4 Comments

  1. Leslie

    there was a time when I hated skinnys and would never consider wearing them. Its funny that now I can’t seem to get enough og them. The flaerd trend is so much fun but yes it is harder to rock them but when you do… its stunning!

  2. Nena

    I think bell-bottom jeans are so cool and fun to wear but they look horrible with flats and for that reason I tend to wear skinny jeans most of the time.. btw I am a huge fan Taylor Tomasi Hill and looks stunning in that photo with the vest!!

    xx
    Nena

    http://www.benena.com

  3. Shariece

    i love the rock and republic line. they have such cute items. theres a couple thing i seen that i wana wear for my birthday : )

  4. fashionablecollections

    Love the wide leg pants.

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