Stacked pants simply means letting some extra material to pile up over your shoes. Usually when you wear high ankle boots and skinny jeans there is going to be extra material all over the lower ankle area. Just lift up your skinny jeans and taper them down to your ankles and rock it! This only really works if your pants taper down to the lower ankle.
You can also use a pantyhose to pull your stacked pants up to your belly button. If you have a boyish figure and your jeans are fairly tight, this method will work for you. Otherwise, you may need to buy some body shaping pantyhose to pull up your waist. Body shaping pantyhose are available in full length, mid-calf, or low-cut styles.
A great way to look sexy and still keep your stacked pants straight is with a t-shirt. A plain t-shirt isn’t a pantyhose and you don’t want it to be pulled down too low around your waist. Choose a style that falls just below your belly button and bring it up to your chest so your waist is covered up. For really sexy looks wear a v-necked shirt. V-necks are hard to pull off correctly when wearing jeans, so they’re a safe bet for your stacked pants.
One of the problems with your stacked pants is the extra length at the top. If you’re not tall enough to buy an extra length of t-shirt then you could always try a sweater. Try wearing a long sweater in the wrong size or something similar. You should be able to pull this off perfectly when you wear your stacked jeans with a sweater.
Another issue with your stacked pants is that the bottom half might not fit. This is especially true if you have a waist that is relatively large. When buying your stacked jeans make sure that both the top and bottoms fall at the same length. You can also prevent this problem from being a problem by wearing boy shorts instead of longer jeans when wearing your stacked pants.
One issue with your stacked pants can be that you’ll end up losing some of the comfort on each leg. The biggest problem with this is that it’s difficult to get into and out of. Because of this problem, I recommend purchasing jean leggings. These come up to the waist size of your jeans, but since they’re thicker they provide additional padding that will keep your lower legs comfortable while also making it easier to get into and out of. This way you won’t end up with any foot or leg pain because the added length doesn’t add much weight, which means that your jeans will probably weigh more than normal while providing no real support.
As for material, the cheapest and easiest option will probably be thin denims. While these will give you a slimming effect, they don’t breath very well and they will mold and crease over time. Your best bet is going to be thick denim like a dark blue or black wash, which will give you the look of layered pants while still letting air circulate. Thick fabrics are typically much more durable and less expensive than skinny fit jeans.
One of the best ways to avoid all the problems that can be associated with your stacked pants is to wear something that provides additional support. One option would be leather jackets. Leather jackets are extremely tough and durable and they’ll help to pull in your waist so that the pants don’t bunch up at the bottom. You can also purchase leather jackets that have spandex for even more support. With leather jackets, you can easily hide your discomfort without sacrificing your style.
