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I think that one of the most important things to get right with jeans is the length. Most of us wear high-heeled shoes with jeans now, and if your jeans are just a tiny bit short it can have a major effect on the rest of your look: if you’re tall, it can make you look gangly, and if you’re shorter, it can make you look stumpy.

So when you’re wearing classic straight or bootcut shapes, you don’t really want to see too much of the heel of your shoe. This is when taking a pair of heels with you when you go shopping is really helpful, but also take a couple of pins, too, to help you get the right length and see if the leg shape is right for you. I’ll spend ages getting the hem right: I like to wear my jeans with the back of the hem just a millimetre or two off the ground – almost skimming the ground but not quite.

I apply the same rule if I’m wearing flats, too. Skinnies don’t look so bad with the hem ruched up at the bottom and worn with some flats (even though my brother says I look like a stump like that).