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Other than wearing a mini skirt to cover? Wearing a pair of dance pants (they're an underwear item like boy shorts) might help?

Make the crotch deeper, so the inseam rides a little lower.
Put on the gmoth pair, then pull them down to the point where the crotch fits ok w/o toeing.
Then measure between the point where the pants waistband is sitting on your body up to the point where you want the waistband to be (Distance A).
Take the pants off. Measure the front crotch seam from the inseam to the top of the waistband (Distance B). Add A+B, that's your Crotch Depth.
Now, take your pants pattern, and measure the front crotch seam line from the inseam to the top of the waistband (do not include the extra seam allowance), that's the patterns crotch depth.
Extend the pattern at the top until the patterns crotch depth matches your crotch depth. Don't forget to add the seam allowance at the top of the pattern.

Got this link from a burlesque dancer =0

www.cuchini.com/

amazing idea!

If I'm not mistaken, it's usually caused by the curve of the crotch not extending horizontally enough, in other words, should be wider at top of thighs, at the inner leg seam, not the side seam. But I don't know the proper way to fix that or whether both front and back need to be extended, or just one of those.

I don't know how to correct that on an already made pair of pants; the line would have to be altered on a new pattern.