Denim Brands

New Denim Brand: DSTLD Jeans

06.03.2014 Posted in Denim Brands by Jennifer

DSTLD (pronounced Distilled) is a newly launched denim collection for women, with a twist. The brand aims to bring the quality and fit of premium denim, without premium cost. The brand has sourced fabrics from all over the world and enlisted the help of denim design pros, but by cutting out the middleman and having a direct-to-consumer product, they are able to offer jeans at an under $100 price point, $65 to be exact.

While buying jeans is always tricky, buying them online can be especially, so DSTLD has added an at-home try on feature. They’ll send you up to 3 different pairs for a free 10-day trial period, to determine which style you want to keep. You can check out some of the collection below, which includes Cigarette, Slim Leg, and skinny cuts, in black, dark, medium, and light washes. As of now, the collection is available via their website dstldjeans.com.

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William Rast Autumn/Winter 2014

05.20.2014 Posted in Denim Brands by Jennifer

After sitting out the past few season, William Rast is back with a revamped aesthetic. Here is a peek at their Autumn/Winter 2014 collection, which shows less rock and roll and instead is sleeker with more refined silhouettes. Check out some of the images from the collection below. What do you think of the brand’s new look?

Images from Harpersbazaar.com

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Denim Event: Citizens of Humanity X Every Mother Counts

05.09.2014 Posted in Denim Brands by Jennifer

Supermodel Christy Turlington has teamed up with Citizens of Humanity for a good cause. As part of their Just Like You series, Citizens hosted a VIP screening of Christy’s film, Every Mile, Every Mother, and Roger Ross Williams’ film, Tutu: The Essence of Being Human.

Christy’s film trails her charity, Every Mother Counts, which aims to raise awareness for pregnancy and child-birth related deaths around the world, as they embark on the Hood to Coast relay Race. Williams’ film is an intimate look at Desmund Tutu and his wife, as they celebrate her birthday. The event, which took place at Soho House in New York City, included guests like Karlie Kloss, Amy Astley, and Dree Hemingway.

Citizens has also produced a limited edition t shirt, which all proceeds go to Every Mother Counts and are available for purchase at Citizensofhumanity.com.

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G-Star RAW – The Retrospective Range

05.07.2014 Posted in Denim Brands by Lorna, Editor

This season, G-Star RAW celebrated its 25th anniversary with a premium denim range called The Retrospective Range. The brand has re-introduced innovative denim from its early years and updated it for today, including a heavyweight 25oz raw denim and a 25 years-of-wear wash. For women, three jeans have been created based on the classic men’s designs, but reworked with refined stitching. The fits are tapered and slightly cropped to reveal the feminine ankle. You can check out the fits below!

LUMBER PANT
Authentic denim workwear, since 1994 – The Lumber is inspired by an early miner’s pant that would have been worn over trousers as protection. Workwear inspired details such as a cinch-back and enlarged back pockets are prominent in the design.

FAEROES
Functional workwear, since 1995 – Inspired by a carpenter’s pant and translated in denim, the Faeroes is built to be tough and long wearing. Two layers of denim are constructed into each knee. Traditionally stuffing was put between the layers to protect the knees when working.

G-STAR ELWOOD
The birth of 3D denim, since 1996 – The G-Star Elwood was created by G-Star head designer Pierre Morisset in 1996. The design is inspired by the weathered pants of a passing motorcyclist. With this very first 3D denim design, G-Star mapped out a new way of thinking about denim.

The Retrospective Range jeans for women are made of Red Listing denim, and finished with refined stitching. A ‘dip and dry’ finish gives this crisp Red Listing fabric a soft hand-feel. What do you think of them?