Earlier this month, Target, my beloved bullseye boutique debuted a new collection and it's kind of a big deal. I mean, who doesn't love Target?! But this line in particular was a really exciting venture because per usual, it's affordable, but more importantly, every garment in the collection goes up to a size 26 {versus just some items being plus}. Also, there's a heavy focus on denim, which is an item most women find difficult to shop for {check out Fitting Room Tips to Find the Best Jeans...after you're done reading this!}.
Of course it was my civic fashion duty to check out the Universal Thread line in person, try on pieces and report back the absolute pros and a few cons. Here's another What's In Store.
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I love jeans. Like seriously, I could wear them every single day and never get tired of them. The versatility they offer is just unmatched. From skinny to flare to boyfriend style, there's a jean for every body. For the longest time I exclusively wore skinny jeans. They hug me in all the right places and are easy to dress up or down with the change of a shoe.
I still love my skinny jeans, but over the last two years, I've become a "mom jean" convert. Mom jeans usually have an extremely high waist, tapered leg and as I like to call it, a "long butt." So why would anyone wear them?!
Well, it's all in the styling. Below are a few tips on how to try a different cut of jeans.
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looking-fly-on-a-dime-thrifty-threads-boyfriend-jeansIt's no secret I'm an all-skinny-jeans-everything type of girl. But every now and then we should step out of our comfort zone and try something new. That's been happening a lot lately when it comes to denim. Last month it was a pair of bootcut jeans that fit me like a glove and now I'm absolutely obsessed with these high waisted, relaxed jeans I scored from the Salvation Army for $3.See the full story below and why I almost passed on the jeans!

looking-fly-on-a-dime-thrifty-threads-boot-cut-jeans-denizen-jeansI'm a skinny jean lover, so I was a bit surprised when bootcut jeans started to trend. But, I'm here for them! They're actually a nice departure from the skinnies. And last month I found a perfect pair.Like most women, I kinda hate shopping for jeans. My dilemma is they're too long and/or I have gaping at the waist. But whether you're a size 2 or 20, it just seems difficult to find the one.But these Denizen bootcut jeans from Target fit perfectly. No tailoring needed and less than $30!