How to choose the right low rise jeans?

An aspect of styling a good outfit that gets unjustly overlooked is choosing the most fitting article of clothing before you begin. If you think there is just one type of low-rise jeans, you’re mistaken and we’re about to tell you about them all. The fit of the low-rise jeans is very important to consider, it can make a world of a difference for your look depending on your body type. Similarly, understanding the difference between the fit of your jeans can make a style difference for your entire look, you can regulate whether you go for a more casual or a more fancy going out look, simply by choosing one style of low rise jeans over another.

• Low to Medium Rise jeans: still considered a low rise, but are known to be more flattering on the bum, and especially for taller individuals.
• Low Rise: these are your basic low rise jeans.
• Ultra Low Rise: these jeans start lower than your regular low rise jeans, and are known to be most flattering for shorter girls.
• Low Rise Boot Cut: these are your highly promenent flared low rise’s perfect to pair with a combat boot or a heel.
• Low Rise Flared: this is a unique style of low rises, which offer a flare all throughout the length of the leg for a really showstopping look.
• Low Rise Baggy Fit: this is another unique style in the arsenal of low rise jeans, they really offer you the early 2000’s street style, hip hop aesthetic. This type of pant paires really well with some chunky white sneakers. You can learn more on this from our post on Shoes to Wear with Baggy Jeans.
• Low Rise Straight Cut: the straight cut low rises are normally only long enough to reach the anckles, this is important to consider as it might cause a visual shortening of the leg. Therefore if this is an aspect you struggle with in other pant models, or perhaps you prefer to acentuate or amplofy the length of your leg, consider choosing another option. Coversely, this effect can be combatted with a heel option for the shoes. Paires well with heels, and pumps.

As you can see there are two elements to consider, the height of your jeans, which is most important in consideration of your body type. And, the style of the pant, which has a lot to do with the aesthetic it will give your outfit, as well as pairing capabilities with shoes. Having taken into consideration the best way to flatter your body, achieve your desired style, or simply to match your choice of jeans to the shoes that you own, you are all set to move on to the styling combinations of your perfect low rise jean look.