Shopping for jeans can be challenging for females. There are so many styles to choose from straight leg, wide leg, skinny jeans, cargo jeans, mom jeans, flare jeans, and boot cut. Ugh! What's a girl to do?

Luckily we found out what the most popular style of jeans are in our area. Thanks to Dia.com for doing all the work on google trends. We also found the most popular trend across the country right now. This way you can go straight to that style in the stores or online and be all trendy and stuff ... at least in our area. Oh, and we found out what style is the most popular in Texas and Oklahoma too.

 The Most Popular Jeans Style in Oklahoma

The Mom Jean. Yikes! Yes, what's old is new again. These jeans got their name in the '90's because it seemed like everyone's mom was wearing these, and they just were not cool. Guess what? Now they are cool (not 'again' mind you because they never were cool until now)

Ruisin Store, Amazon
Ruisin Store, Amazon
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The Most Popular Jeans Style in Texas

The Mom jean. The high waist and tapered leg is in.

Levi Store, Amazon
Levi Store, Amazon
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 The Most Popular Jean Style in Arkansas

The Flare. Think of the Flare jean as a sister to the Bell Bottom and the Wide Leg just not so dramatic.

SideFeel Store, Amazon
SideFeel Store, Amazon
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The Biggest Trend All Across the Country

Cargo Jeans. Cargo pants were popular a few years back. Why? Pockets! We all love pockets. Cargo pants and now Jeans are popular again. By the way these are the most popular in Louisana too.

Fuding GS Store, Amazon
Fuding GS Store, Amazon
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You can see the rest of the denim trends from the google study from Dia & Co here!

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