For women who are slim through the hips and thigh, you'll probably like these jeans (IF YOU CAN FIND THE CORRECT SIZE!!!!!!!).  I'm so extremely frustrated with trying to figure out sizes I hardly know which way to turn!!!  I bought two different sizes of the same jean, but in two different colors, and as nearly as I can tell they both fit the same !!!!!  I am going to write one review for both items since my frustration is mainly because of sizing issues.
And, since I never find it helpful when someone says how much she weighs and which size jean fits, I'm going to give all my pertinent stats.  According to my tape measure my wait is 31 (30" is snug and expands to 32" when I take a deep breath); my hips measure 37-7/8"; although I used to be 5'10", I am now 5'7" and I weigh 136 lbs in my undies.  My ideal inseam for a straight-leg jean seems to be 33-3/4" (although that does differ between brands).
I have an old pair of Calvin Klein Skinny jeans that say they are a 30/10 "Talla"; I have loved these jeans for years but have recently felt they were a bit baggy in the rear and have taken a couple of tucks in the waist, so I figured I should order the next size down; however from looking at the size chart I thought perhaps I should still order the 30W.  Not knowing which size to get in the Calvin Klein Women's Skinny Fit Denim Jean, I ordered 1 pair of 29W in the Faded Blue Berry -- they fit great through the waist, hips and thigh, but are too short.  In the exact same jean I ordered a 30W in White.  They also fit perfectly in the waist, hips and thigh (but are also too short).  That's great to know that if I am willing to have my jeans come down only to my ankles then I have found a pair of jeans that fit me -- 29 in the Faded Blue Berry; 30 in the White!  Great, but still frustrating and irritating because I don't know if this is going to be constant.  How would I have known to order one size in blue but a different size in white if I hadn't ordered 2 pair in different colors?  Or is it just this one particular pair of blue, or just this one particular pair of white?  There seems to be some serious quality control issues at play here.  Next time I want to order a pair of Calvin Klein jeans how will I know which size to order?  Will a faded denim always be smaller than a white?  Will a darker denim be a different size than a lighter denim?  There must be a lot of unnecessary returns and reordering going on -- who benefits?  Surely not the customer.  Sorry for the rant but this has been a long building issue for me.  When I was a teenager and weighed 124 lbs I wore a size 12; now that I'm older, heavier and more rounded shouldn't I wear a larger size not a smaller?  I'm ticked off and feel manipulated since it seems to me that manufacturers are appealing to women's vanity and have put sizing on a sliding scale according to how vein they think women of today are.  I'm begging for some manufacturer to have enough integrity (and a rigorously enforced quality control program) to adopt a standard and stick with it.  Better yet, how about if the entire clothing industry gets together and picks one sizing standard.