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I agree with this comment 100%. They do not sell anything to the size Zero crowd in "women's" styles because they don't think of women as a size zero, they only think of women as 8's and 10's.
Gap though has the classic fit, however I don't care for that fit. I do like the JCrew fit that is just below the navel, but I do prefer lowcut jeans, but not hiphuggers like Tony's picture.
Also, I like the Drew Pants from The Limited, they fit below the navel and fit really nice through the hips and thighs, they are not so expensive with they are on sale for $29.99
Originally Posted by XOffendr I'm a size 0L, and I don't know if weight has much to do with it, because I can't pull them off all the time or in every setting. It's sort of ironic, because I've really been clinging to the ultra low rise look for awhile (True Religion, Premium Levi's, etc.) to the point that I tossed out everything else, and they were the only jeans I had in my closet. Since my son started school, I realized I was the only mother dropping off her kid in destructed hiphuggers...I think the teachers and staff assumed I was poor and shopping for pants in the little girls section of the nearest Salvation Army, too. Probably thinking, "Oh that poor woman...can't afford a pair of pants that fit." Since then, I've been refurbishing my wardrobe with J.Crew, which offers such a classic collection. Their 'favorite fit' or 'city fit' sits about two fingers below the navel and offers appropritate coverage without feeling like you're wearing your mother's pants.
Gap though has the classic fit, however I don't care for that fit. I do like the JCrew fit that is just below the navel, but I do prefer lowcut jeans, but not hiphuggers like Tony's picture.
Also, I like the Drew Pants from The Limited, they fit below the navel and fit really nice through the hips and thighs, they are not so expensive with they are on sale for $29.99
Originally Posted by XOffendr I'm a size 0L, and I don't know if weight has much to do with it, because I can't pull them off all the time or in every setting. It's sort of ironic, because I've really been clinging to the ultra low rise look for awhile (True Religion, Premium Levi's, etc.) to the point that I tossed out everything else, and they were the only jeans I had in my closet. Since my son started school, I realized I was the only mother dropping off her kid in destructed hiphuggers...I think the teachers and staff assumed I was poor and shopping for pants in the little girls section of the nearest Salvation Army, too. Probably thinking, "Oh that poor woman...can't afford a pair of pants that fit." Since then, I've been refurbishing my wardrobe with J.Crew, which offers such a classic collection. Their 'favorite fit' or 'city fit' sits about two fingers below the navel and offers appropritate coverage without feeling like you're wearing your mother's pants.
