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Wide leg jeans biography

Ever wondered what the difference is between different leg styles on a pair jeans? What helps determine if the legs on a pair of jeans are Boot Cut, Flare, Bell Bottom, Skinny or Wide Leg? Below is a quick reference guide to help you determine different leg styles of jeans:Skinny jeans normally have a snug fit all the way through the legs and end in a small leg opening.
Skinny leg jeans are also called: Cigarette, Drain Pipes, Carrot Leg, Peg Legs, Pencil Legs, Skinny Leg/Pants and Tapered LegsThis style of jeans was popular in the 1950's when many stars such as Marilyn Monroe and Audrey Hepburn wore them! They were worn in the 1970's by Rock bands such as the Rolling stones. In the 1980's they were worn with Leg warmers over the bottom portion of the legs.Recently they have become popular and are very trendy when worn with a pair of boots or scrunched at the ankles.Straight-Leg jeans are exactly what the name states. They are traditional and have been around since Levi's Strauss introduced jeans to America in the late 1800's. They have a straight narrow leg that does not flare at the ankles. They are normally the same circumference from the knees to the hem.Boot Cut Jeans will normally taper to the knee and then slightly flare out to accomodate a boot.
This style of jeans became popular in the 1990's..Men's boot-cut and women's boot-cuts tend to be cut different. Women's jeans are tight to the knee and then flare out slightly to the hem while men's styles are usually flared/loose all the way from crotch to hem.Normally women's Boot cut jeans are no larger than 1 to 2 inches difference in circumferance from the knee to the leg opening although some manufacturers refer to a 3 to 4 inch difference as a boot cut.Flare aka Bell Bottoms Jeans become wider from the knee's down. When looking at the jeans from the front or back they have a 'bell' look to them.
It is believed they were first worn in 1917 by sailors, and were preferred over straight-leg jeans, because they could be easily rolled up and were easier to remove if they needed to abandoned ship. Sailor's were also known to use them as a 'life preserver' by tieing knots at the knee's.In the 1960's they were very popular and were known as Bell Bottoms. They became popular again in the 1990's but marketers preferred to market them as Flare Jeans instead of Bell Bottoms.Bell Bottoms made in the 1960's are cut a little different than Bell Bottoms cut in the l990's or after. Modern Bell Bottoms/Flare legs are tighter fitting in the thigh and upper leg area, while ones made in the 1960's and 70's had a looser fit in the upper leg and thigh area.Bell Bottom/Flare leg jeans can have a light flare up to a very exagerated flare. At times a moderate flare may be referred to as boot cut. Depending on the manufacturer and how they choose to market that paticular pair of jeans.WIDE LEG Jeans are different than Bell Bottoms/Flare because they have a wide circumference the entire length of the legs. Normally to be considered wide leg, the circumference needs to be at least 20 inches. Extremely wide legs will completely cover a persons shoes and drag on the floor. They have also been called Baggy fit jeans.Wide leg jeans became popular in the 1990's and are popular with the 'Skater', Raver and 'Gangster' Groups.HIGH WAIST or HIGH RISE Jeans were very popular with women in the 40's, 50's and through the 80's. They have recently become popular again. They sit higher on the waist and some extremely high jeans waist will fall just below the bust. The legs can either be skinny or flared, some come with overall type straps.

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