Everything She Wants

Me modeling the cosmo pink jeans./Everything She Wants To shop with a purpose this fall, purchase a pair of Beija-Flor cosmo pink jeans that benefit breast cancer. We love jeans that flatter a grown woman's figure, and the Brazilian brand  Beija-Flor  does exactly that thanks to curve-friendly details like: a no-gap contour waist; high back and mid-rise front; flattering pocket placement; memory stretch denim; and an engineered butt-lift. Starting in October, Beija-Flor's eco chic  Jennifer Jean in eye catching cosmo pink  ($178) will be 20 percent off and $10 of each jean sold will go to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Just use the code:  COSMOPINK Each pair of the stylish skinny jeans, which are more of a light red in hue than pink, are made with Repreve, a recycled fiber made with 8 recycled plastic bottles. So you can look good and feel good about your purchase!

Everything She Wants is a fan of   Beija-Flor 's ( pronounced beige-a-floor ) figure-flattering jeans made with premium Brazilian denim. They're slimming through the hips and contoured in the back for full coverage.  Founded by the mother-daughter team, Kathy Moca and Emilie Whitaker, Beija-Flor are the perfect fit for real women with curves and are available online and in more than 300 boutiques nationwide. For fall, I'm a fan of the Nicole Skinny jean  and the Audrey Skinny Ankle jean  (Beija-Flor sent me a pair to try out and I love the fit and ankle length) inspired by icon Audrey Hepburn. Beija-Flor Nicole (top photo) and Audrey (bottom photo) jeans. Photos courtesy of Beija-Flor

Everything She Wants is thrilled there are more denim brands catering to the "real women" market.  You know, those of us whose figures more closely resemble Kim Kardashian's than Zoe Saladana's. Beija-Flor "Amy" wide-leg jeans. One such denim line is Beija-Flor (pronounced beige-a-floor), a Brazilian brand known as "the butt-lifting jeans."  And anytime I can fit perfectly into a size 6, there must be some magic in their construction.  The name means "hummingbird" in Portuguese, and the jeans were created by mother and daughter team, Kathy Moca and Emilie Whitaker. When she was living in Brazil, Moca noticed how Brazilian jeans works with a woman's curves, instead of against them.  So when she returned to the States, she wanted to share that Brazilian style sensibility through the design of her own line of jeans made with premium Brazilian denim.  Beija-Flor is available in more than 300 boutiques nationwide and online at il...