document: Milla Jovovich steps out in unflattering high-waisted jeans Most supermodels could leave the house wearing a hessian sack and look fabulous . But there is one trend that even the most svelte of figures ca n't seem to pull off - high-waisted jeans . Milla Jovovich , usually a knockout , made the misstep today when she was spotted in a pair of the offending trousers , which did nothing for her gorgeous figure . The 35-year-old stepped out in a light blue denim shade which made her look a lot larger than usual , paired with a cream fur coat and extravagant necklace . The unflattering outfit was the second sartorial slip-up in as many days for the star , who suffered an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction the night before . Milla accidentally exposed one of her nipples when she attended former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev 's 80th birthday gala at the Royal Albert Hall last night . If a supermodel finds the high-waisted jeans trend tricky to pull off , there 's not much hope for the rest of us . Despite the unflattering cut - universally hated by men - the style has remained on trend for another season . Amy Adams is another celebrity fan and was spotted in the trend last week in Los Angeles . And despite not being a model , the actress managed to pull of the look with a little more success than Milla . Amy 's Seventies-style jeans were a darker shade and had pockets on the front , which helped to elongate her silhouette . Amy , 36 , has regained her slender frame almost a year after the birth of her first child , daughter Aviana . The high-waisted jeans clung in all the right places on the Oscar-nominated actress , who had teamed the denim with a red scoop-neck T-shirt . Also spotted sporting the Seventies look recently was model Bree Henley , but she went the whole hog in full on hippy-chick mode as she teamed the jeans with a gold sequinned jacket . Again , the light-coloured denim was a bit of a fashion fail for even Bree ' slight figure , making her look far larger than usual . Do you have a story about a celebrity ? Call the Daily Mail showbusiness desk on 0207 938 6364 or 0207 938 6683 . For U.S. stories , phone 310 642 2317 .
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