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Personal Shopper: Heather’s Jeans and Tees Are Growing Up

admin — Wed, 12 Oct 2011 00:11:29 +0000

Heather writes: “Dear Outblush Team, I am 27 years old and I work full-time as a computer engineer. I also happen to have 3 (yes, 3) daughters, a 5, 4…
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Jeans that Fit Perfectly AND a Discount for AGMS Readers!

admin — Fri, 22 Jul 2011 18:27:41 +0000

How many pairs of jeans do you own? How many of those jeans fit you like a glove, with no gaps, sags, gapes or dragging hems?? If you are like millions of women out there (and men too!) jeans can be one of the most difficult items to find in the correct fit. This is due to many reasons, including the unforgiving denim fabric, countless styles, rises, inseams and leg width. Sometimes finding a flattering yet comfortable pair of jeans is like searching for a needle in a haystack!

Enter INDI, the custom-made denim jean retailer! The mission of Indi is to ‘revolutionize the way apparel is sold’ and they sure do have their finger on the pulse of buyer!

The design process is simple. You simply enter all of your measurements and vital information so they can design your perfect jean. Indi offers all kinds of rises and styles to fit your denim aesthetic. Once you submit your order, Indi begins to craft your jeans and will ship to you FREE of charge in approximately 4 weeks time! Once you receive your order, if the jeans dont fit just right, simply return them for alterations. Indi offers the Perfect Fit Promise because they are dedicated to your satisfaction! I went through the ordering process and it was a breeze. If you want help, you can chat live or call them.

As a special gift to A Girl Must Shop readers, Indi is offering you 20% OFF of your order!!! Use this coupon code (agirlmustshop11) at checkout and prepare to finally fall in love with the perfect pair of jeans!!!

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Georgia May Jagger Launches Jeans Collection in L.A.

admin — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 08:03:40 +0000

The 19-year-old daughter of model Jerry Hall and rock legend Mick Jagger recently launched her own line of jeans in partnership with Hudson Jeans, with whom she has modeled since 2009.

Though her celebrity fashion style in London leans toward ‘rocker chic’, Jagger chose a less edgy look in L.A., going for a fresh, California girl look.

She chose white skinny jeans from the collection, red shoes, and a peach colored strapless top to the event at a Neiman Marcus department store.

Hudson’s creative director Benjamin Taverniti worked with Jagger’s entree into the fashion industry. She made sketches and chose materials, washes, and other details for the line of jeans. She has had product launches so far in Paris, London, and now Los Angeles.

Brought to you from our friends at Couture in the City!

Denim Obsesh – Joes Jeans Skinny Micro Flares

admin — Fri, 11 Mar 2011 20:37:40 +0000

There’s no doubt that flared and wider leg jeans are in for Spring and while we’re always down for a new denim trend, we’re kinda still loving our skinny leg cuts.

Joe’s Jeans newest silhouette is the perfect mix of skinny plus flare, letting us still rock the slim shape we love, but sill partake in the new flare leg trend!

It comes in a variety of different washes and is available online now! Joe’s Jeans Skinny Micro Flares will hit the stores on March 15th. We’re definitely snatching up a pair of these flattering jeans for ourselves!

Where to Buy – Joe’s Jeans

Price – $172.00

Who Found It – Idabone was the first to add the ‘Joe’s Jeans Skinny Micro Flares’ to the Hive.

Petite Jeans – Where to Find a Stylish Pair

admin — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 17:15:03 +0000

Shopping for any clothes when you are petite is difficult but jeans are even harder. Here are some places to find petite jeans that are also stylish.

Contributor: Nicole Dias
Published: Mar 01, 2011

Recession Chic – Wide Leg Jeans For $75 Or Less!

admin — Tue, 22 Feb 2011 12:59:40 +0000

Wide-leg jeans are back! While skinny leg jeans are still here to stay, we’re excited about the change of silhouette! Wide leg jeans fit perfectly into the 70′s revival that we’re seeing for the up-coming spring and summer season.

They’re so cute with the new shoe trend of cork wedges and heels and look amazing with anything from a fitted tee to a 70′s inspired blouse (try an off-shoulder option for added sex-appeal!).

Take the wide-leg jean trend to the next level and opt for a high-waisted version! Make it even trendier by pairing it with a cropped to and stacked bangles! Plus, while designer jeans are great, you don’t have to promise your first born to get back into this trend! Take a look at our slideshow to see our favorite wide-leg jeans for $75 or less!

Notify | Opium high-rise flared jeans | NET-A

admin — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 03:02:04 +0000

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First recommended on 2011-02-10

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DIY – 90s Calvin Klein Jeans Re-Vamped!

admin — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 10:15:40 +0000

We love our Calvin’s! Remember when Brooke Shields and Kate Moss donned the iconic and sexually explicit jeans that came to represent casual wear? Stylehive does! We went back in time to get inspired and show Hivers how to update their favorite, old school denim looks with this easy DIY project!

Pick up pair high waisted (they’re back in style!), ill-fitting jeans at your local thrift shop and re-work them to look like you walked right off one of Calvin’

Make Groovy Wide-Leg Jeans

admin — Tue, 11 Jan 2011 21:54:38 +0000

Recycle a pair of old jeans with new, groovy, wide legs. Make these seventies-style jeans for a “decade day” at school or a costume party. This project is earth-friendly, frugal, and fun.

Contributor: Kimberly Schimmel
Published: Jan 11, 2011

American Capitalism Jeans

admin — Mon, 15 Nov 2010 18:55:25 +0000

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First recommended on 2010-11-15

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