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SpanxShape EveryWear Flare Jeans

These jeans flatter you in every way possible with a comfy 4-way stretch denim and a fun flared silhouette that helps elongate your legs. Made without any zippers or buttons, they go on with unbelievable ease.

Land's End Recover High Rise Wide Leg Blue Jeans

The high waist is where it's at with these tummy control jeans. It's fashioned to fit right up against your body, so you won't be getting that weird waist gap we all despise.

Sidefeel High Waisted Stretchy Jeans

Stretchy is the keyword here! While these jeans move and curve with your every move, your tummy and waistline will be utterly flattered with the wide waistband and double-button closure.

American Eagle Stretch Super High-Waisted Straight Jeans

These high-waisted jeans flaunt a mid-weight structured denim that has ample stretch, but are rigid enough to hold you in, especially around the tum. The straight leg silhouette instantly qualifies them for easy everyday wear.

Hidden Jeans Clean Stretch Raw Hem Wide Leg Jeans

These retro-esque jeans will let you lean into all things throwback style without feeling restricted or uncomfortable. The high waist will shape your body to a tee as you move freely, thanks to the "stretch-kissed" denim.

Quince Bella Stretch Wide Leg Jeans

The denim these wide leg jeans are made of is said to be super stretchy, which is very important if you plan to wear them on long days. The high-rise waist is "curve-hugging" so you'll always feel flattered. With a subtle flare, these would look iconic with ballet flats and boots alike.

SpanxShape EveryWear Wide Leg Jeans

These easy-wearing jeans are specially manufactured with Spanx's TummyTamer technology that helps shape your waist. The wide leg moment celebrates and elongates your figure with every wear!

Democracy Ab Solution High Rise Ankle Jeans

Skinny jeans lovers, here's a tummy control pair for you! All the details come together to flatter your tummy and waistline, including a super-stretch denim fabric, slimming panels, and a hidden inner elastic waistband.

Old Navy Curvy Extra High-Waisted Wide-Leg Jeans

The wash on these high-waisted jeans is everything. This pair features a "roomy leg with fuller hips," so they're ideal if you've got curves.

Levi's 311 Shaping Skinny Jeans

If you can't stand the feeling of a high waistline, these mid-rise jeans offer a comfier alternative, though they're still insanely flattering on, thanks to the shaping in the hips and thighs.

1. Neutral Beige

Open up TikTok, and you'll find that neutral colors, especially beige, are totally "in" among younger generations. From camel wool coats to tan accessories, these warm hues are considered classic and refined.

However, they also have the potential to make you look older than you are. Shades like beige can wash out your complexion, giving you a flat or lifeless appearance.

To avoid getting bogged down by your own clothing, try mixing beige with bolder and richer tones, like navy or deep jewel shades.

2. Too Much Gray & Black

We all know that black is generally considered the most flattering clothing color. Its darkness helps smooth out our silhouettes and hide imperfections that lighter colors, like white, would immediately call attention to.

But even though both black and gray are extremely versatile and easy to mix and match, wearing too many dark hues can create harsh contrasts and cast sharp shadows on your face that inadvertently highlight fine lines and wrinkles.

The key is to soften your outfits whenever you can by incorporating warmer tones. If you're wearing a black or gray blouse, for instance, layer a brighter cardigan or blazer on top.

Also, the type of black hue you choose does matter. Those with fairer skin tones should opt for a softer charcoal black, which results in a less jarring contrast.

3. Soft Pastels

Now that we're rounding the corner on spring, you may have plenty of pastel garments in your closet just waiting to be worn. Unfortunately, you might want to think again.

Even though pastels give off a fresh aesthetic, they're not always the best choice if you're going for a youthful look. The lighter tones can emphasize eye changes as you get older– such as pigmentation of the eyelids and a duller appearance of the sclera or the white part of your eye– and make your eyes appear sunken.

That's why it's advised that you stick with slightly deeper or richer tones to complement your complexion.

4. Monochromatic Outfits

Finally, monochromatic outfits are also back in style, but wearing the same color from head to toe might make you look more mature.

The key to appearing youthful is being thoughtful about contrast. You can still look sleek while mixing in different shades. Pairing a cream sweater with deeper tones, like a mocha skirt or boots, will add a lot more depth.

And if you ever feel like your outfits are falling flat, remember that accessories are your best friend. A bold scarf, baseball cap, fun purse, or statement necklace will instantly help your look feel more dynamic and lively.

Nothing quite prepares you for the mayhem that unfolds before 7 a.m. as a Starbucks barista, no matter what customers order. But when a drink with 13 customizations comes through, it’s downright frustrating.

This barista’s morning task was to make a single Caramel Crunch Frappuccino made in a venti size with (big breath) a caramel-lined cup, a double shot of espresso, 5 pumps of vanilla syrup, 3 pumps of caramel syrup, 3 pumps of dark caramel syrup, 5 pumps of white mocha sauce, 5 scoops of vanilla bean powder, almond milk, double-blended, light whip, extra caramel drizzle, extra cookie crumble toppings, and extra caramel crunch toppings. Whew, that’s a mouthful.

They shared the monstrous drink on r/Starbucks and vented with frustration:

“...She must have a stomach of steel bc she orders this every morning. I sigh every time I pull this sticker there is no reason that a sticker should be taking up [a] majority of the cup, and MINUTES of my time on bar. I can't help but judge people when they drink nasty stuff like this every day but hey you’re here for a good time not a long time right? 😅”

Many more baristas and Starbucks fans hopped in on the discourse, sharing the same annoyance.

“My teeth hurt just looking at that,” one person wrote.

“How is that even orderable like that? That’s crazy!” another person commented. “That should not be allowed.”

“This would instantly obliterate a Victorian child,” one more person said.

There are so many things wrong with this drink order. From a barista perspective, making a beverage with that many customizations takes up a lot of precious time behind the coffee bar, especially during a morning “rush” period – which typically starts at 7 a.m. Not to mention, it can disturb the drink-making process when there are other customers to take care of.

Secondly, it cannot be healthy at all. In fact, one Redditor did their own research and concluded that the Frappuccino measured up to have around 1040 to 1100 calories, 26 grams of fat, and 208 grams of sugar. Knowing the customer orders this drink every morning is just crazy. Yikes!

Next time you request a customization to your Starbucks drink, just know your request for extra cold foam or a sprinkle of cinnamon doesn't get worse than this.