No crack!

Hello beautiful people. The subject of topic this blog is the right fitting jeans (And no this is not a plug for Lane Bryant).
Women all over have a problem finding the RIGHT fitting jeans and that’s mainly because jean makers have a tendency to make jeans mostly for no “bootay” girls and small “bootay” girls. I'm convinced that they have yet to come to the realization that we women come in many different sizes and shapes. Some of us have no booty and no hips. Some of us have a big booty and big hips and others have flat booties with wide hips. The "lucky" chicks have just enough of both. Too bad that's not the only problem when it comes to the right pair of jeans. We still have to consider how small or "boxie" our waist is, how high our booty is, how wiggly it is along with no "muffin tops." To me one of the most annoying things is to keep pulling up my pants when I stand cause " I'm a crack offender" or in the middle of the day unbuttoning my pants cause they're pinching my stomach (you know, when u have that indentation ring around your belly that itches like crazy).
So let's go shopping. Lane Bryant has great fitting jeans for 3 different body types, "Box" "triangle" and I think "Round." I think this is great because their jeans last a while plus they're pretty affordable. Baby Phat covered the board all around and their jeans for thick, curvy or tall girls, so if you like that extra diva situation Baby Phat is the way to go. Dereon makes jeans for curvy women as well and they have sizes up to 24. DKNY jeans are great too, but you just have to be patient because they have tons of different cuts. Cookie Johnson (Magic Johnson's wife) has a CJ line of jeans that comes to the waist and has a lot of stretch in the waist area. Although they're a lil more expensive it’s worth not showing the butt cleavage. I know Old Navy has the good sale on jeans, but their jeans are not for all of use. I'm sure I'm missing a few but start off with these.
There will be another part to the right fitting jeans blog, but I just didn't want to bore you.
Men and women and business (employers/etc.) respect you and take you more serious when you’re dressed appropriately. Appropriately does not mean an old maid but it does mean with class. We all want to look and feel good so let's do it by wearing the right fitting jeans.
As we know ladies every brand will not fit you the same. When you try on your jeans, bend down, squat, cross your legs, do whatever you need to do to make sure you a not a "fan" of showing the crack of your behind.

Lift a sister up instead of bringing her down. Muah! ; )