Bootcut jeans are a style that flatters every body type, by providing a long silhouette through the flared bottom. Bootcut jeans are a more subdued version of bell bottoms, which thankfully are not at the top of the style charts right now. Bootcut jeans come in a variety of different rinses, although a dark rinse looks the most polished. Bootcut jeans aim at creating length, so light washes and distressing should be avoided. When selecting a bootcut jean make sure that the flare at the bottom is not very wide, rather just enough to comfortably fit a boot (hence the name) underneath the cuff. Also make sure that the jean hits you at the right part of the mid-section. If you love your low-rise jeans remember that there is a time and place for this rise, and that this look does not flatter everyone. There are many great brands that carry bootcut jeans including Lucky Brand and Eddie Bauer. Most fashion retailers will offer this version of jean, so the next time you are in your go-to-store just ask a salesperson for advice. Bootcut jeans come at a wide variety of price points, but a quality pair of  jeans generally ranges in the $75 to $100 region.