Women's flared jeans
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Women's flared jeans
A flagship piece of the 70s, it's making a comeback: the flare jean. A revisited model of the iconic "bell-bottoms", the flare jean is trendier than ever. Its resolutely vintage style appeals to all women in search of comfort and elegance. Timeless, this flared denim model allows you to create chic or casual outfits, depending on your mood.
What is a women's flare jean?
The flare jean is inspired by the bell-bottom pants well-known in the 1970s. With its fitted cut from the hips to the knees, then flared down to the ankles, these denim pants lengthen the legs and flatter every silhouette.
Be sure not to confuse the flare jean with the bootcut jean. The main difference lies in the flare of the legs. The bootcut model is a more subtle version than the flare. This type of pant flares slightly at the bottom, unlike the flare which completely covers the shoes. Be careful not to confuse it with the "wide leg" jean, which is wide and flared throughout its entire length.
The different types of women's flare jeans
You will find numerous flare jean models featuring either a high rise or a standard rise. Low rise has been less common in recent years. Another point that differentiates flare jeans: the width of the legs. It is up to you to choose the cut, according to your tastes and your body type. Among the most popular flare jeans, you will find:
- black or raw high-rise flare jeans;
- high-rise flare pants with exposed buttons;
- standard-rise flare denim pants with exposed buttons;
- standard-rise flare jeans with a "dirty" faded effect.
Devernois flare jeans reflect a unique French craftsmanship that blends style and comfort. Each model in our collection subtly hugs your curves and offers you great freedom of movement.
How to wear a flare jean to be trendy?
According to stylists, the flare jean suits the majority of body types. They particularly recommend it to women with a V-shaped or hourglass silhouette, provided the cut is chosen carefully. Pair dark high-rise flare jeans, in black or raw denim, with a lovely flowing cream blouse or a knit top for a chic and slightly vintage look. Don't forget heels to feminize the outfit and lengthen your silhouette even further.
If you are on the shorter side, avoid flare jeans that are too long, which can make your silhouette look squat. Opt for a "kick flare" model, which is shorter in length than normal. You can also try "cropped" or 7/8 flare jeans. The ankle-length look is very trendy. Compose a casual and modern outfit with high-rise 7/8 cotton jeans, a sweatshirt, and a pair of leather sneakers.
Our tips for maintaining your flare jeans
Like all clothing, flare jeans require special attention if you want to keep them looking as good as the first day. You must therefore learn how to properly maintain them. Here are the six steps to follow.
- Turn your jeans inside out before machine washing at 30°C (or hand washing).
- Choose a gentle detergent that preserves colors.
- Limit the frequency of washing your jeans.
- Avoid putting your flare jeans in the tumble dryer.
- Do not iron your flared denim pants.
- Store your flare jeans on a pants rack or specific hangers.
You now know how to enjoy your flare jeans for a long time, and all your other jeans at the same time. All that's left is for you to find your model among our collection of women's jeans.
Complete your outfit by browsing our selection of knitwear. Our merino wool or cashmere sweaters pair perfectly with raw or black high-rise flare jeans. We also have a wide variety of dresses and skirts. Finalize your look with a down jacket picked from our collection of jackets and coats.
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