Many are still on the hunt for the perfect pair of jeans to combine comfort and style.
While there’s no magic solution for looking slimmer, certain fabrics, cuts and seams can create illusions when added to an outfit.
Freddy specialises in creating jeans to enhance women’s confidence and give a smoothing silhouette.
The brand has been popular for years, and has just surpassed ten million sales, proving how many customers have bought into the lifting and shaping trousers.
The jeans are a pretty large investment, but there’s a way to save on your very own pair this season – to celebrate the brand’s milestone, the code WINTER20 gets £20 off any pair of jeans from the Freddy website.
The Italian-made jeans are made from sustainable materials, and the WR.UP® Diwo Pro jeans feature super-high tech, ultra-thin fabric that’s smooth, silky and comfortable for hour upon hour of wear.
They’re designed to lift and shape the bum, whilst firmly smoothing the lower body and accentuating the waist, with a high-waisted fit and ankle length.
If you’re an avid jeans wearer and want the versatility to take your outfit from day to night, a pair of Freddy jeans might just become the hardest-working item in your wardrobe.
Shoppers have been leaving reviews on the Freddy WR.UP® Diwo Pro jeans, with some saying they ‘fit like a glove’.
Liliana C said: ”Simply the best pair of trousers I’ve ever owned. Super flattering and super comfortable.”
Nicola B commented: ”Love these! Fit like a glove and as comfortable as wearing leggings. Worth the splurge.”
Teresa P also added: ”More like leggings than jeans. Very comfortable, the lack of a waistband gives a very different fit. Loads of stretch in the material which feels beautiful. I think I may well be investing in another pair. Just need to get used to them first.”
Although the jeans are designed to enhance the figure, there’s no doubt that they’re very expensive, and if spending over £100 on one item is out of budget, the M&S Magic Shaping High Waisted Skinny Jeans are a popular alternative.
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