Confidence all in the jeans
/ Courtesy of Denimblog
Denim choice determines how confident women are, a survey shows.
According to research company Qualtrics, the fit of jeans “affects confidence and mood as well as recycling habits” _ which means women in skinny jeans are more confident than those in boyfriend jeans or flares.
The survey also found that women who are “very confident” are 12 percent more likely to be slim jeans wearers.
“You don’t need to be skinny to wear skinny jeans: the word ‘skinny’ refers to the cut of the leg, not the shape of the wearer,” the Daily Mail quoted The Fashion Police as saying. “Pay close attention to fit: these jeans are much less forgiving than other cuts of denim, which means you really can't afford to size down in them.”