Fashion Trust me, low rise is for you! We have video proof

Everyone already knows that the low landing came back into the trends a few seasons ago and firmly took its place at the top of the must have. But at the same time, not every fashionista actively walks in low-waisted jeans – well, Bella Hadid and Emily Ratajkowski are not taken into account. There are several reasons: in everyday life, someone is more comfortable with a medium and high cut, and someone sincerely believes that a low waist emphasizes everything that is not needed.

We both agree and disagree with the last statement. On the one hand, dropped trousers and skirts can dig into the hips really badly and create “hills” – it’s startling. And the waist line can pass right under the belly and emphasize its lower part even more, which will also please few people.

And no, it is not at all necessary to have the parameters of a model and the body of a supermodel to tame a low landing. The truest looks are also great friends with a low waist – blogger Grace Tutti proves it. She regularly dispels the myth that high-fashion clothes only fit XS girls and shows how to play with trends on her pear-shaped figure.

Grace loved and wore the low waist before it came back into fashion. Because with the right size (as we talked about above), the pants look stylish and, above all, correct the figure. Yes, yes, they repair, but they do not spoil, as is commonly believed.

See for yourself: very often high-rise and medium-rise trousers add extra volume in the stomach area thanks to a tight fit. The material (for example, jeans) puffs up and optically “throws” extra centimeters – we definitely did not ask for this. Low Landing avoids this nuance.

You don’t even have to worry about the lower abdomen: just wear pants that are slightly stretched and do not end directly below the abdomen. Then the notorious “lifeline” will not form due to excessive tightness with clothing – and the figure will not suffer. There will also be “knolls” on the hips because the pants just won’t pull the hips down. Everything ingenious is simple!