Lucky Brand Jeans "Sundown" style

Lucky Brand is almost too good to be true.
I wear 26's (size 2) in Lucky sizes, and the fit is great and not too tight throughout. Sevens and Silvers are nice, but Lucky Brand seems to keep their fit consistant with their different styles. No baggy butts or thighs.
Details, Details, Details!
The clover on the zipper tab, or button down if you prefer.
The shamrock on the side rivet.
The red "Lucky You" ribbon.
The clover interfacing around the waist.
Softest denim out there!
Five pocket style makes them perfect for casual and just right to snap on a pair of Ariats and a soft black jacket!
Buy a pair if you don't already own one.

7 for all mankind is super kind for all "man" and "woman"! I fell in love with 7's as soon as they came out years ago. they are pricey but not as much as some of the other designer lines. They are great quality and fit really well. I love the different washes, colors, styles and they all fit awesome. Especially for us ladies when we're a little bit bloaty, the way 7's are cut allow for our tummies to not muffin top over and make us feel worse ; ) The sundown style is way cute as are all the 7 styles ; )

Okay, I'm not a size 2, or even a size 6, usually. (when there IS a brand of clothing that I can buy a size 6 in though, I am instantly in love with that brand). I usually am around a size 8, sometimes even a 10 or more if the particular brand of clothing runs small. This is why I love Lucky jeans. I'm a curvy chick, with a ba-donka-donk booty and boom-boom hips, so when I find jeans that fit great and look great over the twistiest and twerviest parts of me, I am ALL about them. I always feel like I have that effortlessly cool look when I'm wearing my Lucky jeans. However corny that sounds, we ALL have our favorite jeans for different reasons, and this is mine. I particularly like the Sundown style because of the wider leg at the bottom. I can't stand those narrow, tight, tapered leg jeans, they don't really look good on anyone, and only models that can fit inside a toaster can get away with wearing them. If I wore a pair of tight, tapered leg jeans, I would look a prostitute from the 80's who never picked up a cocaine habit. Not a pretty picture.
The downside is that Lucky jeans are expensive, but again, I just shop around online, or even better, go to the namebrand outlet store we have here called Gabriel Brothers, where I can find the perfect Lucky jeans for between $20 and $35. Not a bad price cut to be able to shake what my momma gave me in my bling-bling jeans.