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Jeans have the power to please all silhouettes. You just have to find the right one…
Jeans are a timeless piece, everyone knows that. But finding the perfect cut can quickly become a headache. Between evolving trends and varying body shapes, it’s not always easy to know which one really flatters us. Fortunately, some cuts seem to transcend fashions by adapting to all body shapes. Coline Bach, Angèle’s stylist , reveals her recommendations for choosing the ideal jeans and avoiding faux pas.
The boyfriend and the bootcut: the essentials
For Coline Bach, boyfriend jeans are a basic that suits almost all body types. Their relaxed and slightly loose side creates a flattering balance, whether you have curves or not. Another big favorite: the bootcut . These jeans flare from the knee, very fashionable in the 2000s, are making a big comeback. “They’re a classic that works really well, without seeming to,” she emphasizes. Their advantage? They lengthen the leg and balance the silhouette, especially for A-shaped (or pear-shaped) body types, like hers.
Skinny or baggy?
While some trends are making a comeback, others are slowly fading away. This is the case for skinny jeans, which Coline Bach doesn’t hesitate to dismiss: “I’m even sure that they’re not.” Considered too tight and unflattering in the long term, they are giving way to more fluid and modern cuts. Good news for fans of oversized denim, however: baggy jeans, very fashionable for over a year, are a winning option for almost everyone. Their volume brings character and undeniable comfort. But how do you wear them well? Coline Bach is opting for a fitted top with long sleeves and a structured design.
The art of contrast
The secret to a successful look according to Coline Bach? Play on volumes. Loose jeans will be enhanced by a close-fitting top and vice versa. The trick is to find the perfect balance to naturally and elegantly highlight your figure. So, are you ready to swap your skinny jeans for a bootcut or baggy?
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