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So what exactly constitutes "Mom Jeans"?
Frayed Knot Jan 31 2012 08:12 PM |
I get that the almost certainly focus-grouped idea that constantly puts Mitt in jeans makes him look somewhat dorky (and while we're at it dude: don't sing. OK?), but I keep hearing people say that it wouldn't be quite as bad except that he's wearing "Mom jeans".
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Ashie62 Jan 31 2012 08:28 PM Re: So what exactly constitutes "Mom Jeans"? |
Think of them as jeans/stretch pants.
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Edgy MD Jan 31 2012 08:30 PM Re: So what exactly constitutes "Mom Jeans"? |
"Mom jeans" is a term used to describe particularly high-waisted jeans, presumably to act in part as a girdle to contain the lower belly made soft in the child bearing years. The area between the hips and the waist can be made more expansive by pleats or elastic.
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themetfairy Jan 31 2012 08:38 PM Re: So what exactly constitutes "Mom Jeans"? |
Wikipedia's page about Mom Jeans
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Ashie62 Feb 01 2012 10:47 AM Re: So what exactly constitutes "Mom Jeans"? |
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All hail the low rise.
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LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr Feb 01 2012 11:08 AM Re: So what exactly constitutes "Mom Jeans"? |
As in the SNL parody screenshot above, Mom Jeans tend to hit ultrahigh in the waist, giving the wearer that postnatal soccer-mom/Sinbad-onstage-in-'87/LWFS-in-'12 butt-look.
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Ceetar Feb 01 2012 11:34 AM Re: So what exactly constitutes "Mom Jeans"? |
Hmm..
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metirish Feb 01 2012 11:34 AM Re: So what exactly constitutes "Mom Jeans"? |
Mitt looks dead broke when he wears those jeans, works every time.
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LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr Feb 01 2012 12:48 PM Re: So what exactly constitutes "Mom Jeans"? |
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Unless you have very specific tastes/neuroses.
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