Fat caused by skinny jeans?

Mirita09
Mirita09 Posts: 16 Member
in Health and Weight Loss
Hello everyone, :D

l was wondering if there's a way to lose the fat caused by wearing skinny jeans!

What happened is that the position of the skinny jeans' belt kept its place from growing any fat, while the area under it and the one above it got really fat! making the leg look like this ''B'' the area of the skinny jeans belt has no fat at all!! it's just bones! while the other two areas are so fat!
It looks really ugly that you can't wear any dresses or skirts!

any advices?

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  • nz_deevaa
    nz_deevaa Posts: 12,209 Member
    Ermmmm. Wearing skinny jeans didn't make you fat.
  • Mirita09
    Mirita09 Posts: 16 Member
    well l got fat, not because of the jeans of course, but then wearing jeans caused this problem, so even if l lose some weight it still looks ugly.
  • Alwayssohungry
    Alwayssohungry Posts: 369 Member
    If your skinny jeans were so tight they deformed your body you shouldn't be wearing skinny jeans. Put them in the way back of the closet - follow MFP for a while and try them on again in a few months.
  • Viva_Karina
    Viva_Karina Posts: 398 Member
    Hello everyone, :D

    l was wondering if there's a way to lose the fat caused by wearing skinny jeans!

    What happened is that the position of the skinny jeans' belt kept its place from growing any fat, while the area under it and the one above it got really fat! making the leg look like this ''B'' the area of the skinny jeans belt has no fat at all!! it's just bones! while the other two areas are so fat!
    It looks really ugly that you can't wear any dresses or skirts!

    any advices?



    lol....wut?
  • vsangelwings95
    vsangelwings95 Posts: 24 Member
    you are most likely apple shaped...
  • DavPul
    DavPul Posts: 61,406 Member
    so wearing skinny jeans has the same effect on thighs as binding has on feet? i don't think so.....
  • mariehbil
    mariehbil Posts: 6 Member
    I would recommend wearing very high waisted jeans. The same thing happened to me a bit, and wearing high waist for a long time has now started changing my shape for the better. If the tight area is around your waist (rather than in the middle of your hips), then it will look better after a while.
  • saschka7
    saschka7 Posts: 577 Member
    At times I have had muffintop (horror of horrors! :noway: ) with my skinny jeans when I've slacked off the workouts and have overeaten for weeks, but that appealing look was caused by my sloppy habits, not the jeans.

    Change your habits and they'll fit nicely again.
  • CoderGal
    CoderGal Posts: 6,800 Member
    lol if you're saying that your belly got bigger but cuts back in where your 'underwear line' is that's not your clothes that did that...that's the way bodys are shaped and meant to store fat.
  • Alta2000
    Alta2000 Posts: 655 Member
    Mirita,
    how tall are you and how much do you weigh?
  • ILiftHeavyAcrylics
    ILiftHeavyAcrylics Posts: 27,732 Member
    Your clothes are not the problem. The way to lose fat is not to suck in your stomach or wear a certain kind of clothes. Eat at a moderate calorie deficit, get some exercise, and stop worrying about the inconsequentials.
  • LorinaLynn
    LorinaLynn Posts: 13,247 Member
    The clothes are kind of the problem, but that's because they don't fit. Try different sizes and styles.
  • ILiftHeavyAcrylics
    ILiftHeavyAcrylics Posts: 27,732 Member
    The clothes are kind of the problem, but that's because they don't fit. Try different sizes and styles.

    :laugh:

    It's true that skinny jeans may not be the best choice, but I really don't think they are influencing where the fat grows on her body.
  • babydiego87
    babydiego87 Posts: 905 Member
    After your other thread about sucking in your belly, I'm convinced you're a troll.
  • Iron_Feline
    Iron_Feline Posts: 10,750 Member
    I would recommend wearing very high waisted jeans. The same thing happened to me a bit, and wearing high waist for a long time has now started changing my shape for the better. If the tight area is around your waist (rather than in the middle of your hips), then it will look better after a while.

    Yep, it was the style of the jeans that changed your shape for the better - not the 8lbs lost. :noway: :laugh: :noway:
  • bumblebums
    bumblebums Posts: 2,181 Member
    OP, I just looked at your other posts, and I have to applaud. Brilliant work.
  • grrrlface
    grrrlface Posts: 1,204 Member
    After your other thread about sucking in your belly, I'm convinced you're a troll.


    Yeah, I was just thinking the same.
  • ngyoung
    ngyoung Posts: 311 Member
    Clothes can effect body shape. Look at cultures that don't wear clothing. More things are effected by gravity earlier.
  • Piratefifi
    Piratefifi Posts: 8
    Repetition can effect the shape of your body, so if you wear an item of clothing that forms/restricts areas, it will effect how fat settles as you gain. When I was at my heaviest I sat in the same office chair for 10+ hours a day, and I was wider than the chair. I started to get visible divots in my thighs where the chair pressed in. I could also feel them while standing. As I lost weight, and could sit in the chair without the pressure, they started to go away. Though I am considerably smaller, and have not had the chair issue in almost a year, I can still feel a very small area on the outside of each thigh that has a little "bump."
  • RobynLB83
    RobynLB83 Posts: 626 Member
    Same way you lose the stupidity caused by wearing a tight hat.
  • DavPul
    DavPul Posts: 61,406 Member
    After your other thread about sucking in your belly, I'm convinced you're a troll.

    I think she's just young (15 or 16) and ill informed. But I've been known to be naive so I could be wrong
  • silken555
    silken555 Posts: 478 Member
    If she's that young then she doesn't belong on MFP, unfortunately. 18+ here.
  • tatasmagik
    tatasmagik Posts: 185
    Jeans would have to be REALLY TIGHT and you'd have to wear them every.single.day for months - if not years - to cause the kind of deformation you're talking about. If that's really the case, it'll take just as long as just as much torture to undo it.
  • 3foldchord
    3foldchord Posts: 2,918 Member
    After your other thread about sucking in your belly, I'm convinced you're a troll.

    I think she's just young (15 or 16) and ill informed. But I've been known to be naive so I could be wrong

    That's my guess. Or maybe 13-14 even. Eh. Or maybe just naive and ill informed.
  • MyChocolateDiet
    MyChocolateDiet Posts: 22,281 Member
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    I feel like this is what you mean. Only on a skinnier person. And permanently. Kind of like when your mom says don't do your face that way or it will stay like that? But with your hips.

    I have worn a neoprene waist cincher belt in the past to make my back feel secure when feeling insecure about it and on those days my waist comes in a little temporarily. I suspect you are wearing a belt or the fabric on that part of your jeans is just super thick and unyielding while the rest of your jeans have some stretch allowing your fat to go there.

    Two solutions:

    1) Stop wearing those jeans, as I said it's a temporary thing with the belt I use and the fat will redistribute itself pretty quickly when you don't wear those jeans in like a day or two. (it's probably not even the fat, just the water...IDK).

    2) Lower your body fat. If you have less body fat there will be less to squish over that part of your pants and under it You'll have a smoother appearance no matter how tight your jeans are. DISCLAIMER: I am NOT saying you are fat. It's just that it's entirely possible to be slim and slender and still have decent amount of body fat enough to cause a muffin top. Lower body fat would mean there was little there to squish over or under. Here's a current and timely example of someone who did precisely this by the looks of it. http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1064279-i-ve-reached-my-goal-lost-fat-gained-muscle?page=1#posts-16359767

    ETA: I know the OP may be young or otherwise ill informed but I've noticed something like this with some of my clothes when I insist on cramming myself into them (to remind me to diet) and I think I know what she's talking about.

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