Fashion

[Greeneyedlady21]

I love RL but I don't care for these. 

[godi]

Love these, wore them in the 70s. The man can design denim. 👖 

[Pook]

No thanks!!  I remember only too well the sound and feel of the flapping wide legs when trying to walk fast and the nightmare when they got wet!

[fancy pantsy]

i am not a fan of the flare leg, but those look really nice! 

[jonbon]

Those wide legs were all the rage when I was in junior high/high school. Anyone else remember "star" jeans?

[GCR18]

No.

[San Antonio Gal]

If these were low waisted, I'd definitely go for it!  Can't do the high waist.

[IamDoodles]

Although I am not a fan of wide-leg jeans, these really aren't bad.  RL can make anything look good.  

[San Antonio Gal]

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@x Hedge wrote:

Pants/jeggings/leggings have been uncomfortably tight, highwater short, and creep-down butt-crack low for too long! 

So nice to see the fashion pendulum swinging in the opposite direction.

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@x Hedge The pendulum really has swung for ladies who already have more than enough skinny legs, or simply don't like skinny pants.  I was at Bloomingdale's and Macy's yesterday and checking out their shops for one of my favoroite brands, BCBG, I noticed that for the first time in a long time the pant leg options were about 50/50.  There were still leggings because they are not going anywhere soon, but the leg openings got wider from there starting with sleek straight pants to super drapey wide legs.  I wound up buying three: a straight leg; a jogger; and a wide leg with aside slits.  

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@Trix- I'm a big fan of BCBG and have several BCBG pants that I wear to work.  I don't wear or like skinny leg anything on me.  I'm into the lower waisted fuller leg pants.  I'm going to check out online what Macy's & Bloomingdale's has for BCBG.

Where any of the ones your purchased by BCBG?

[manhattan1950]

NAY!!!