Levi's Red Tab Womens Navy Bold Curve Straight Leg Jean

• Levi's Curve ID Bold Curve jean
• Skinny fit
• Five pocket detail
• Subtle distressing detail
• Cotton blend

Love, hug and honour your curves with the bold curve skinny jean from Levi's Curve ID collection. These incredible jeans will feel as though they are tailor-made to emphasize your dramatic curves. To create an ultra-feminine silhouette, Bold curve has been developed with the female form at the forefront, the smaller curve waistband and side seam are accentuated against the high back rise that hugs to your waist, whilst the tilted pockets shapes to your genuine curve. Team these sumptuous skinny's with all your off-duty separates for a statement finish.  

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