Comments on: Denim Do’s and Don’ts: A Guide for Jeans Shopping http://www.denimblog.com/2008/03/denim-dos-and-donts-a-guide-for-jeans-shopping/ Thu, 23 May 2013 19:03:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Minerva http://www.denimblog.com/2008/03/denim-dos-and-donts-a-guide-for-jeans-shopping/comment-page-1/#comment-39275 Minerva Tue, 17 Aug 2010 03:22:26 +0000 http://www.denimblog.com/diesel-jeans/denim-dos-and-donts-a-guide-for-jeans-shopping.html#comment-39275 Like banning The Rolling Stones from the radio because they are old and tacky? I see your point Like banning The Rolling Stones from the radio because they are old and tacky?

I see your point

]]> By: BB http://www.denimblog.com/2008/03/denim-dos-and-donts-a-guide-for-jeans-shopping/comment-page-1/#comment-39230 BB Mon, 16 Aug 2010 16:47:26 +0000 http://www.denimblog.com/diesel-jeans/denim-dos-and-donts-a-guide-for-jeans-shopping.html#comment-39230 You say super-low rise are disappearing "thankfully". I think it's a shame that an option for some has been taken away because of pressure from people that would have never worn super-low. Most Brands wont even list the rise on their jeans anymore either from shame of caving into puritanical conservatism or fear that may be ostracized for not "Toeing the Line". Many brands stopped making low rise jeans completely. They may call their jeans low-rise but a 8 to 11 inch front rise isn't low. On shorter girls they fit like mom jeans. Like you said wrong size was the problem, it wasn't the pants or the designers fault. Covering our belly buttons with pants and doubling the perceived size of our abdomen and posteriors isn't fashion-forward, it's gross. Zena and GV jeans were from the 1980's. The era of "Three's Company", Nike Cortez, Members Only, Miami Vice I-Magnet Jacket and the Chrysler K Car. Let put that Reaganite conservative junk in a museum and look at it with the same amazement of the stone tools cavemen used to use and the medieval torture devices from the dark ages. You say super-low rise are disappearing “thankfully”. I think it’s a shame that an option for some has been taken away because of pressure from people that would have never worn super-low. Most Brands wont even list the rise on their jeans anymore either from shame of caving into puritanical conservatism or fear that may be ostracized for not “Toeing the Line”. Many brands stopped making low rise jeans completely. They may call their jeans low-rise but a 8 to 11 inch front rise isn’t low. On shorter girls they fit like mom jeans. Like you said wrong size was the problem, it wasn’t the pants or the designers fault. Covering our belly buttons with pants and doubling the perceived size of our abdomen and posteriors isn’t fashion-forward, it’s gross.

Zena and GV jeans were from the 1980′s. The era of “Three’s Company”, Nike Cortez, Members Only, Miami Vice I-Magnet Jacket and the Chrysler K Car. Let put that Reaganite conservative junk in a museum and look at it with the same amazement of the stone tools cavemen used to use and the medieval torture devices from the dark ages.

]]> By: ms. denim diva http://www.denimblog.com/2008/03/denim-dos-and-donts-a-guide-for-jeans-shopping/comment-page-1/#comment-1852 ms. denim diva Sun, 01 Jun 2008 00:58:46 +0000 http://www.denimblog.com/diesel-jeans/denim-dos-and-donts-a-guide-for-jeans-shopping.html#comment-1852 Can you provide some guidelines for people with different torso/waist/leg length? As well as for different leg thickenesses/proportions? Can you provide some guidelines for people with different torso/waist/leg length? As well as for different leg thickenesses/proportions?

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