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Low Rise Jeans for Women with a Wide Leg and Rhinestone Star

Sale price$94.49 USD
Color:Blue
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Frequently Asked Questions

What size low rise jeans should I get?
Go by your hips first. The maker's chart, measured by hand, runs from a 39.4 inch hip and a 26.0 to 26.8 inch waist on an S to a 45.7 inch hip and a 32.3 to 33.1 inch waist on an XXL. On a low rise the waistband rests on your hips, so the hip number matters as much as the waist. Measure a pair you love lying flat, compare the numbers, and size up when you sit between two.
Will these be too long if I am petite?
Probably, unless you add height. The length runs 40.6 inches on an S to 42.1 inches on an XXL, and in the photos the hem already stacks on the floor. There is no petite cut, so if you usually shop petite low rise jeans, plan on platforms or a chunky boot, or have a tailor take up the hem. Shortening the leg leaves the low rise and the rhinestone star at the hip exactly as they are.
Are these good jeans for tall women?
Yes, there is plenty of leg here. The chart gives 40.6 inches on an S up to 42.1 inches on an XXL, and in the photos the hem stacks on the floor, so taller frames get a full leg with no ankle peeking out. The maker does not publish an inseam, so compare the length with a pair that already reaches the floor on you. Pick your size by the waist and hip, and the long leg comes with it.
Do these jeans stretch?
No. The maker lists the denim as cotton and polyester, non stretch, so the wide leg falls straight instead of clinging and the star cut out holds its shape at the hip. It also means the waist will not give, which matters more on low waisted jeans, because the waistband rests on the widest part of your hips. The roomy wide leg, not the fabric, is what gives you space to move.
What is the difference between low rise and high rise jeans?
Where the waistband sits. High rise jeans sit at or above the belly button and hold everything in; low rise jeans sit on the hips, a few inches lower, so the waistband frames the hip instead of the waist. On this pair that lower line is the whole point: it puts the rhinestone star right at the hip bone, where a short top can show it off. If you like a top tucked in neatly, high rise is your lane; if you like a little midriff, low rise wins.
Are these rhinestone jeans?
Yes, with the sparkle kept to the hips. Clear rhinestones outline the star cut out at the front hip and trace its inner lines, and more rhinestone trim catches the light at the other hip, while the legs stay plain light wash. One bright detail and no all-over bling, which makes them easy to wear by day. Want sparkle running down the whole leg? Look at our rhinestone jeans in a dark wash.
Are these 2000s low rise jeans?
In spirit, yes. A low rise, a raw frayed waistband and a rhinestone star at the hip all come straight from the 2000s playbook, and the photos keep the top short so the waistband shows, the way that decade wore it. The update is the leg: instead of the skinny or bootcut shapes of the time, this pair drops loose and wide all the way to the floor. Find a short top that shows off the hip in crop tops.
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Moses McDermott

Perfect pants! They look wonderful! Soft jeans! The crystal details have weak stitching, I will reinforce them! Fast shipping, excellent!

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Huey D'Amore

Omg i love these jeans the ones on hm sold out when i was finna buy em so i got these they look just like those the rhinestones don’t fall off or they don’t look poorly placed recommend buying

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Erin Jaskolski

great

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Edmond Huel

The pants are beautiful! Good quality, they fit very nicely. I'm usually a size 26 at Zara, and here I bought a size M so they would be loose-fitting, and they fit just like they do on the people in the photos. I usually take photos, but trust me to buy here. It arrived very quickly.