What is the definition of Flare jeans? How are they different from bootcut?

Answer 1

bootcut are the type that you wear for boots you know kinda like bell bottomed.. alittle bit
flare are parallel.. not bondage but slim .. they are normal without the curves at the bottom

Answer 2

Go for a dark wash, mid-rise boot cut that is evenly dyed, or that the dye lines go vertical. The fold-dye rinses up on the hips that make the stripes just south of the pockets on many pairs of jeans are extremely hip widening and unflattering. The flare or boot cut will balance the size of your thighs and make your legs appear more balanced. Try buying them a couple of inches too long and wearing them with heels to make your legs look longer. Edit: Mid-rise will do a nice tummy tuck, if you have the muffin top hang over with low cut jeans.

Answer 3

Bootcut: After the knee the leg continues with the same width throughout

Flare: After the knee the calf extends width-wise slightly

Answer 4

flare jeans are wide at the bottom they can cover up your shoes they can be very wide flared or a little flared but wider then a boot cut and boot cut jeans are not really flared they are just wide enough to go over your boot

Answer 5

Just what it says- flare move out from the leg at the knee and boot cut are snug and straight to fit around a boot.

Answer 6

skinny jeans are if they dont flare out at all. you can tell if u fold them and the bottem is the same size as the middle. flare is if they widen at the bottom

Answer 7

flare jeans come out a little more at the bottom.. boot cut are more straight-legged

xox- marlie

Answer 8

WIDER AS IN MUCH AND NOTICABLE
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