Boot Cut Jeans

WHAT ARE BOOTCUT JEANS?

The style is narrower at the knee, almost like skinny jeans,and widens at the leg opening.

WHAT BODY TYPE CAN WEAR BOOT CUT JEANS?
Any body type can wear bootcut jeans — if it's what you feel confident in, rock your favorite look! However, bootcut jeans best accentuate the curves of pear and hourglass silhouettes. They're also great for people with shorter legs, as most bootcut jeans run long, elongating the legs' appearance when paired with the right shoes.

BOOTCUT JEANS STYLING IDEAS
Are you already looking into your closet and thinking about what to wear with your favorite pair of bootcut jeans? Gain some inspiration from the following ideas on how to style wide-leg and bootcut jeans.

• Tucked-in T-Shirt

Everyone loves the T-shirt/jean combination. It's a classic for any style of jeans, not only bootcut. Rummage through your closet and find any T-shirt that ends around your navel. Finish off your outfit with your favorite pair of everyday earrings, a comfortable pair of shoes and a casual hairstyle.

• Knotted Graphic Tee

Put a twist — literally — on the classic T-shirt-and-jeans look with your favorite graphic tee. For this look start by putting on your jeans and tee.Then, grab your tee front and twist it into a knot, right below your navel. The goal is to gently crop the tee and add some dimension to your outfit.

• Tucked-in Blouse

Style your bootcut jeans with your favorite neutral-colored blouse. Completely tuck your blouse into your jeans, and put on a dainty belt if you think the look calls for it.

• Denim-on-Denim

In the fashion world, you can count on nearly every vintage trend to make a comeback eventually. There's hardly anything more classic than the '90s denim-on-denim trend. Embrace this look by matching a pair of dark-wash denim jeans with a light-wash denim blouse. Round out your ensemble with a pair of white heels or flats and gentle accessories, like a pair of earrings.

• Button-Down Blouse and Wide-Brimmed Hat

Bootcut jeans flare at the bottom and narrow around your thighs and midsection. This narrowing gives your lower half an added curve, which you can accentuate by wearing a flowy button-down blouse, preferably one with a high-low hemline. Accessorize the look with a curled hairstyle, a wide-brimmed hat and layered necklaces.

• Dark-Wash Denim, Tucked-in Shirt and Statement Blazer

Keep a dressier pair of bootcut jeans in your closet for workwear looks. A "formal" pair of bootcut jeans are usually dark wash, resembling a pair of dressy pants — just a far more comfortable alternative. Complete your outfit with a tucked-in neutral-colored shirt, like black or white, and a statement blazer. Finish by adding a statement necklace and a pair of pointed heels.