f you're having trouble finding the perfect fitting jeans, don't worry, you're not alone. With so many different styles and cuts on the market, it can be hard to know which ones will flatter your figure the most. But with a few tips in mind, you'll be sure to find a pair (or two) that fit you like a glove in no time.

The challenge in buying jeans to fit a bigger backside is finding the proper rise. Some jeans are now made with a lower rise in the front and higher in the back, which can help fit a larger backend and hide the dreaded plumber's crack. Avoid skin tight styles and if you want to play down your backside, stick with a mid-rise jean that is slightly on the lower side in order to fit around the widest part without creating love handles.

Larger hips typically mean thicker legs, and straight leg jeans help give the leg a uniform width. Stay away from the boot cut jean as these will only highlight the thickness of the thigh in relation to the knee. A helpful hint for those under five-foot-four, stay away from a flared leg.

Here are a few things to keep in mind when shopping for jeans:

- If you have a larger body type, look for jeans with a higher rise in the back. This will help to hide any dreaded "plumber's crack."

- If you're curvy, look for jeans with a little stretch. This will help to flatter your figure.

- If you have heavy thighs, stay away from skin tight styles and opt for a straight or trouser leg instead. This will help to create the illusion of a longer, leaner leg.

- If you usually wear cowboy boots, look for jeans with flap pockets or pockets with heavy embroidery. This will help to accentuate your assets.

With these tips in mind, you'll be sure to find the perfect fitting jeans in no time! Happy shopping!