Abercrombie & Fitch Curve Love High Rise Mom Jeans vs Blundstone Classic 550 Chelsea Boot

“Thank you, appreciate this. I've only owned blundstones and felt too \~butch\~ in them/they feel too utilitarian, and a heeled pair of L'intervalles which were easily the most uncomfortable pair of shoes I've ever worn, so I assumed all heeled boots Might Just Be Like That. Good to know not the case for MM. I have plantar fasciitis and typically add a comfort insole to mitigate pain, so yeah whatever will be least likely to exacerbate pain is what I'll go with. Thank you again :0)”

“I can’t find curvy fit bottoms that are curvy enough. I’ve found that when trying to shop for curvy fit jeans/shorts, the extra room at the hip isn’t enough! For example, the Old Navy curvy fit allows an extra 2”, making their curvy size 6 fit a 28” waist and 40” hips. I ordered some of their wide leg curvy jeans and there’s still just not enough room. I’ve also noticed that Abercrombie adds 2” compared to the regular fit, and AE adds about 3” to the hip. I’m a 28” waist and 43” hip, and I’m still needing an extra 2-3 inches in the hip when trying on curvy bottoms. I think the real problem is the fact that I want some sturdy, rigid jeans, as otherwise I could still squeeze into some stretchy jeans with more give.”