Mom jeans
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twinoaks207
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So, I guess if they're "not your daughter's jeans", that would make them Mom jeans, right?
(unless of course, they're Dad jeans...which would be a whole new thread entirely!)
Not Your Daughters Jeans - Shoes, Bags, Watches - Zappos.com
So, I guess if they're "not your daughter's jeans", that would make them Mom jeans, right?
(unless of course, they're Dad jeans...which would be a whole new thread entirely!)
They work for Obama. :shrug:
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Bay_Kat
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Do I spy a crease in those jeans?ldmanthrowinglikeagirlygirl:
he does throw like a girl
twinoaks207
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ginwoman
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No offense meant but....we hate you!
YEAH THAT
pixiegirl
Cleopatra Jones
I can support your choices in footwear but I can't support this.
Why? They're just plain old jeans, like Levis or Lees.
Maybe this would be easier: what jeans *aren't* Mom jeans? Like, what should I be wearing instead? Keep in mind that I'm almost 47 years old and prefer to dress for that age bracket - no juniors styles, please.
PrepH4U
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Why? They're just plain old jeans, like Levis or Lees.
Maybe this would be easier: what jeans *aren't* Mom jeans? Like, what should I be wearing instead? Keep in mind that I'm almost 47 years old and prefer to dress for that age bracket - no juniors styles, please.
Maybe they would prefer we wear these? :shrug:
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Bay_Kat
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pixiegirl
Cleopatra Jones
Why? They're just plain old jeans, like Levis or Lees.
Maybe this would be easier: what jeans *aren't* Mom jeans? Like, what should I be wearing instead? Keep in mind that I'm almost 47 years old and prefer to dress for that age bracket - no juniors styles, please.
I don't wear juniors styles either. After 30 it's a little silly. For women into their 40s and over I think NY & Company has really good jeans. My "work mom" wears ones similar to these and she's well into her 50s and I think they look really nice and modern without being too young.
New York & Company - Denim - Curvy Bootcut Jeans, York Wash - Average
Dark blue wash, waist at least 2 inches below natural waist, straight leg or boot cut, NO TAPERED LEG. (According to Stacy and Clinton on What Not To Wear)Why? They're just plain old jeans, like Levis or Lees.
Maybe this would be easier: what jeans *aren't* Mom jeans? Like, what should I be wearing instead? Keep in mind that I'm almost 47 years old and prefer to dress for that age bracket - no juniors styles, please.
frequentflier
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PrepH4U
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pixiegirl
Cleopatra Jones
frequentflier
happy to be living
I think you should be the trend setter!
I used to love wearing farmer jeans...so many pockets, didn't have to wear a bra, loose fitting.
That was 50 pounds and 25 years ago. Don't think they'd look so hot on me now
Christy
b*tch rocket
I think my jean preference is tipping towards the "mom jeans". I am so sick of buying jeans that I am always hiking up so my butt crack isn't getting a breeze, or having to worry about my underwear hanging out. And maybe it is just me but I think old broads wearing jeans that only young girls should wear is tacky and horrid. There is nothing worse than seeing a 45 year old woman in an Aeropostal shirt and low riders. I don't care what shape she is in, it just looks silly.
Christy
b*tch rocket
See, those would work IF they would raise the waist an inch or two. I am so over low rise.
pixiegirl
Cleopatra Jones
See, those would work IF they would raise the waist an inch or two. I am so over low rise.
Those aren't super low. VS makes lots of low rise panties. I don't wear anything that my butt crack hangs out of. I think that's tacky no matter what you're age.