There Are 3 Supremely Flattering Designer Jeans You Can Get For A Wildly Low Price On Nord Rack At This Moment
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by The Candidly Team
It’s very hard to find flattering jeans. The kind that achieve the magical trifecta of sculpting your legs, hoisting up your rear, and smoothing your belly.
And when we do, they sometimes cost $278.
So we cry and add them to Christmas lists and go back to our sad $47 Target jeans, the ones that make our butts look like that half-deflated birthday balloon withering away on our 6 year-old’s ceiling.
But that, friends, is why we’re writing this article.
Because right now, at this very moment, 3 of our favorite designer jeans styles happen to be on sale at a dramatically shaved price on Nordstrom Rack. They’re available in lots of sizes (at least they are as we’re typing this) AND they’re very hard to find other places.
We practically tripped on our feet, bolting to our desktop to tell you about them. We even threw in a bonus or two (you’ll see why).
But for now, let’s get to the jeans before they do that thing that Nord Rack items do where they sell out before we can even link them.
1. The Pair That Makes Our Butts Look Lifted And Our Legs Look 2 Inches Longer
The Style: AG Madi High Waist Raw Hem Flare Jeans*
The Reasons We Love Them:
There is true magic when it comes to the pockets of these jeans. They’re big and perfectly placed, which is critical to getting a juicy peach instead of a sad sack as our backside.
The super-high waist creates model-esque length and a slimmed look to the leg.
The flared leg is incredible at balancing curves (or lack of curves!) so we look like a long, gorj hourglass.
And here they are, from all angles, on one of us who bought them recently:
And on her little sister who bought them as well:
Price: $89 $245 (63% off)
2. The pair That Looks (And Feels) Incredible On Curves
The Style: Frame The Bubble Crop Jean*
The Reasons We Love Them:
What is it about that barrel shape makes our legs look slimmer?
The spaciousness feels marvelous on our fluctuating bodies, and yet ,we always look very tailored and chic.
The curved cut does wonders for making our waists look nipped.
It’s the perfect length for a heeled boot, and tis’ heeled boot season after all.
Here’s a pair recently worn out by our Editor-in-Chief, Audie. Check out that leg shape:
Price: $119 $298 (59% off)
3. The Wide-Leg Jeans We Plan To Live In All Fall/Winter
The Style: Rag & Bone Lori Wide Leg Jeans*
The Reasons We Love Them:
Rag & Bone makes some incredibly comfy jeans. These ones feel like you’re in lounge pants.
Again, those big back pockets are quite flattering on the butt.
They feel great on a belly pooch, smoothing but not suffocating.
They’re light so they drape like trousers, making them the “cool girl” wide-leg jeans we could reach for every day.
Price: $119 $278 (56% off)
Bonus: The Ones That Are Not Designer But We’ve Loved Forever And Are Tragically Hard To Find
The Style: Madewell Kick Out Crop Jeans*
The Reasons We Love Them:
These are the cute, cropped, Carolyn Bessette Kennedy ankle jeans we’ve wanted for for decades.
They hold you in but have loads of stretch.
That little kick-flare does wonders to balance broader shoulders or a bigger belly so we never look top-heavy, even in looser tops.
Madewell stopped (or least paused) selling this style, so we are stocking up.
Here are a couple pairs we bought back when Madewell still sold them:
Price: $69 $138 (49% off)
Bonus #2: The $50 Jeans We Own in 6 Styles
And if you want to see a whole selection of designer-level jeans that only cost $50 each, go HERE.
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