Fashion

[Mindy D]

I can’t stand jeans and pants that have wrinkles at the knees. Grrrrr. What are your opinions on this issue?

[Big Joanie]

I agree .. they were wrinkling other places on the legs too ...Don't

think it looks attractive ....

[Spacrazy]

I don’t like them either but I can’t out-emoji you, hahaha.

[mspatmac]

I agree it's a bad look.  I think its because they are to tight or one does not have the body type to wear them.  Not everyone looks good in everything.  (like my legs in leggings)  

[handygal2]

The stretchy skinny jeans that form horizontal lines on the back of the thighs, between the backside and knees, are a pet peeve of mine. Maybe too much spandex is the culprit.

[fthunt]

Susan Graver cracks me up as she claims no wrinkles - no pulling and as she bends over to illustrate the legs of pants - bang - wrinkles & puckers all over her knees.  She tries to quickly press out with hands.

..............then there are the plus model.......OMG

[Big Joanie]

And the vendor called them sophisticated ....

[Spacrazy]

@fthunt : “....then there are the plus model OMG......”  What?

[MoJoV]

I don't know if everyone was wearing a few sizes too small or that's the way they're supposed to fit. And with the heels,not flattering on most. Pat looked uncomfortable in those super tight pants.

Maybe if you get the proper size....

[Kachina624]

If you'rewearing the correct size and you get wrinkles, you're wearing the wrong style.  Skinny jeans, leggings or jeggings have legs that are too tight for you.  You need to look for a straight leg pant.  Unfortunately, QVC pours models with the heaviest legs into these pants and they look awful, with lots of creases and wrinkles.  Not all styled are suited for all people.