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Blouse and Blazer: Express | Jeans: Banana Republic | Bag: Michael Kors | Shoes: Shoedazzle, Swagger | Necklace & Earrings: F21| Bracelet: Gorjana | Watch: Citizen Ecodrive |
- Give yourself plenty of time. It takes time to find the right pair, unless it's marked 75% off, think about it.
- Don't eat a hefty meal right before shopping. You'll most likely be so self-conscious the entire time wondering if the jeans don't feel right because of you or the meal. I don't recommend going hungry either, a light snack will do.
- Make sure to do a sit test. A what? Sit down in a chair, on a bench, whatever the store has. See how it feels sitting. Remember, jeans with spandex or anything of that nature tend to stretch out a bit anyways.
- Check yourself out. I love the three way mirror, I can check out my butt in the jeans to see what's going on back there.
- Take someone with you. It's always nice to have a second opinion, I like the company of my sister because she'll actually tell me if the jeans look good or makes my derriere look like Kim Kardashian's (no offense, I don't have her confidence to pull it off, though my sis has told me I have got "quite" the butt).
- I like jeans in darker washes. They are flattering and will make you look thinner.
- I think everyone should have three staple jeans:
- A great pair of skinny jeans, boot cut jeans, and of course trouser jeans.
- I personally like low rise jeans, everyone's preference is different. Mid-rise jeans are great for those days that I want to cover up and hide my mid-section.
- Don't buy them unless you absolutely love them. I hate it when I buy something and end up never wearing it. Think about how you would practically incorporate it into your wardrobe, i.e. with the clothes you already own, not an imaginary shirt, jacket, etc., you wished you had.
- Most of all have FUN!!

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