I'm a bit heavier than you are -- size 8 or 10 petite -- and curvy. Macy's has done well by me, and their store brands or "everyday values" are reasonably priced. (I am currently wearing the stretch jeans, size 8P; they are nice enough to wear to work and they cost $25.) Eddie Bauer is also good, if their size 2 fits you. They have a "curvy fit" that works very well for me; it's smaller in the waist and a bit roomier in the hips.
I also know someone about your size and shape, though maybe a bit skinnier, who bought her jeans in the boys/young mens department and had them altered.
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Date: 2009-07-08 02:48 pm (UTC)I'm a bit heavier than you are -- size 8 or 10 petite -- and curvy. Macy's has done well by me, and their store brands or "everyday values" are reasonably priced. (I am currently wearing the stretch jeans, size 8P; they are nice enough to wear to work and they cost $25.) Eddie Bauer is also good, if their size 2 fits you. They have a "curvy fit" that works very well for me; it's smaller in the waist and a bit roomier in the hips.
I also know someone about your size and shape, though maybe a bit skinnier, who bought her jeans in the boys/young mens department and had them altered.