Finding the perfect pair of jeans can be a nightmare. However, if you know your body style the process can get easier. There are certain brands that flatter different body types better, but the good news is that there are so many options. No need to stick with just one designer.

If you’re a curvy girl with an hourglass figure, look for jeans with stretch around 4-5% spandex. A high-waist classic wide-leg with a simple back pocket will flatter your body best.

If you’re a plus sized gal, stick with a darker rinse denim; straight leg or trouser style.

If you have a boyish or athletic figure, always choose a mid-rise, skinny boot-cut which creates a curvier silhouette. In addition, pockets give the illusion of curves helping to perk up your backside.

For petite women you have a few choices. Slim-cut, boot-cut or cropped skinnies will work for you. Be sure to choose a higher rise on the hip to elongate your figure. You want your jeans to make your legs appear longer so a longer hem is the perfect option.

Finding the perfect gift for that someone can be difficult. If that special someone in your life loves to travel, these 3 gifts will be perfect.

Gift #1 – Travel Stub Diary

If your gift receiver loves to document every single thing they did on their vacation, this Travel Stub Diary will be perfect. Documenting every museum excursion, ethnic restaurant or subway token the recipient will never forget an adventure.

Gift #2 – Shubi Shoe Bags

Finally, your shoes can travel in their own personal storage bag. In a variety of patterns & styles, shoes have never looked so good. These bags are so cute, the recipient of this gift will probably also use as a lunch bag.

Gift #3 – Embossed Leopard Weekend Duffle Bag

This bag works for a long business trip or a short weekend getaway. Whoever receives this gift will find an excuse to go somewhere.

It can sometimes be difficult to find the perfect handbag especially for work. It has to be stylish, practical and large enough to carry all those work items like your laptop, make-up bag, wallet, cellphone and any other essentials you carry on a daily basis.

How many times have you seen women with 3 or 4 bags slung over their shoulder? Well, you won’t go wrong with these 3 handbags. Light and modern — these gems will store your lunch bag, laptop bag and any other extra bag.

What is style? Is it the way you wear your hair? Or is it the clothes you wear? Perhaps it is the way you carry yourself. Maybe you carry style in the form of your designer handbag. No woman can resist a pair of shoes that fit as if made for her – is that where your style lives?

Whether your look is classic, elegant, funky, downtown, urban or glamorous, everyone has style. It is not just about the clothes – it’s the entire package. Often times we look to celebrities or famous people to help define our style. However, personal style lives in us all. It is sometimes hidden or repressed, but you have it.

To find your perfect style, you must try different looks. They will not all work for you, but eventually you will find that signature look that makes you feel stylish each time you wear it. Challenge yourself to try new looks, but remember that every look does not work on everybody. However, you might be surprised at what actually defines your style.

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