Good Morning America With Bianna Golodryga & Dan Harris: Rachel Smith: 'Tight Skinny Jeans Health Risk- Fashion Trend Might Cause Nerve Damage'

Source:ABC News- Hot skinny jeans? 

"Rachel Smith investigates health problems associated with fashion trend."

Source:ABC News

Yeah, but they'll be around as long as guys likes to check women out in skinny jeans, whether they are denim or leather skinny jeans. 

Not sure if this risk will be around for very long since fashion is so modern and efficient that fashion designers can get around this by designing skin-tight jeans that actually don't put women's health at risk that much. And a lot of this gets to personal responsibility anyway where women instead of going for the tightest denim that they can possibly find, look for skinny jeans that actually fit you and look good on you instead. Which might sound like Capitan Obvious, but too many Americans put style over substance, as well as their own personal health. 

Plus, it's not just women with great legs and butts who look sexy in skinny denims that keep them in business, but because of how versatile that they are, at least if they're dark wash skinny denims, where women can dress them up and even to work, even if they work at an office, or going out, with pretty blouses, blazers, leather jackets, longs sleeve t-shirts, turtlenecks, western and leather belts, going out to nice restaurants. 

Dark wash skinny jeans go perfectly with boots, especially if you are dressing those pants up. But women also feel very sexy in them and those jeans probably make them horny as well. (To be frank)