It’s been quite a while since we saw Heidi Montag on DenimBlog. She was spotted at a store on Robertson Blvd in California while filming her new reality show ‘Famous Food’. Is this reality show actually all about food or is it something else?

For the day out of filming, Heidi chose to wear a pair of Frankie B. BFF skinny jeans in Raw wash which she paired with Converse and a purple cardigan. I love the touch of green with her Hermes bag too which she matched with a Hermes belt. I think Heidi has grown up a lot over the past year, she seems to dress more low key and we never hear any news about her anymore.

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I saw this article about Denim Leggings, slating them and saying how horrible they are… It’s worth a read but I don’t think the person who is writing it has actually tried denim leggings properly. She is assuming they are so tight they cut off your circulation and are really bad for you. Most of us who own denim leggings, especially the premium brands, know that they are very very comfy and just like normal leggings, they are not some horrible, really really tight, devil jeans that you can’t breathe in. 7 For All Mankind, Paige Premium, Citizens of Humanity, Current/Elliott and so many other brands have super comfortable jeggings, you just have to try them to find that out. I was wondering what is your opinion on denim leggings? Do you find them comfy and really cute to go under your longer tops? Or do you dislike the way they look and feel? I’m actually glad they came out, I love skinnys but a lot of them were too tight and not very comfortable so making them like leggings was a life saver!I wear them all the time with longer tops and boots, flats or heels, they are very versatile.

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Does anyone actually look good in jeggings? Rebecca Dana on the evil spawn of jeans and leggings. I can’t feel my legs.

We are now three seasons into the 21st century’s worst fashion trend, in which women suck, pull, and squeeze themselves into denim-colored sausage casings and then waddle around pretending they’re wearing blue jeans. Just looking at these tragic hybrid “pants” can cut off a person’s circulation. Actually putting on a pair is a clinically proven health hazard.
Yet the scourge of the “jeggings” persists.

They are everywhere: On Whitney Port, doe-eyed star of MTV’s The City; dip-dyed onto ubiquitous British model Agyness Deyn; bunched up on the floor of American Apparel fitting rooms; stretched like a helium balloon across the entire Jersey Shore. With a finger in each belt loop, they have even huffed and puffed and hauled their way up into the Oxford English Dictionary.
Two percent Lycra-spandex, at a minimum, and dyed to look just like 501s, with fake back pockets straining against even the slimmest rump and obscene little painted-on notches where the fly should be: They look good on precisely no one. But now, in 2010, after a year and a half in a recession, when we’re all supposed to be a little wiser and more sensible about our purchases, these horrible things are still flying off the shelves. Last summer, Women’s Wear Daily reported that such vaunted brands as Seven for All Mankind, BCBG, and, yes, even Levi’s were on the hunt for the latest “superstretchy denim” that will suction ever-tighter against women’s legs. Which means we have at least another season of acid-washed, faux-distressed, cotton-polyester leggings to come.

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A portmanteau of “jeans” and “leggings,” jeggings are the product of a convergence of two recent trends, each inoffensive on its own but in combination, a bomb—a “don’t” according to New York magazine, which has carefully chronicled the rise of the surprisingly durable phenomenon; “tragique-istan” in the words of Wall Street Journal fashion columnist Teri Agins.

Skinny jeans have been around long enough that we’ve pretty much figured them out. J. Crew, Banana Republic, and Club Monaco make them. Whatever your body type, you can find a pair that fit well enough—a stiff material, a dark wash, a forgiving cut. Leggings came back in the mid-Aughts, but Vogue laid down ground rules right away, to prevent a full reprise of the perilous 1980s: Leggings were to be worn in moderation, with blousy tops and boots. No visible waist-bands. For heaven’s sake, no stirrups.

And then, like a Vespa gang of European teenagers, jeggings invaded our shores. It’s not clear who bears the ultimate responsibility for this pestilence, but the safe bet is to blame TopShop. The beloved British trend emporium landed in Manhattan last spring and brought with it Kate Moss, high-end stripper heels, and an Americanized version of what shoppers across the Atlantic called “treggings.” Trousers, leggings, jeans—they are none of the above.

Jeans were created as affordable, durable pants for manual laborers in the 19th century. Beginning in the mid-20th century, they were co-opted by schoolboys, hippies, the Gap, and eventually luxury brands that did all sorts of crazy things with rips, dyes, and spandex content, and then jacked the price up to around $200 or more. You can quibble with some of the clothing items calling themselves “jeans” nowadays—you can debate about colors, cuts, and price-points—but one thing is for sure: Jeans do not give you camel toe.

We hereby call for an end to jeggings. Listen up, Taylor Swift, Cameron Diaz, Ashlee Simpson, Jessica Simpson, Mariah Carey, Rihanna, Kim Kardashian, and the costume department at the CW: Enough is enough. It’s a new year, a new decade, and high time American women put on some pants.

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#10. Audrina Patridge (score 30) Now seriously, did you ever get sick of hearing us say “Audrina Patridge in Divine Rights of Denim”?  I might have gotten sick of saying it, but she did rock the jeans very well and did a bang up job of representing DRD, they certainly got their money’s worth!

#9. Heidi Montag (score 30) We gave Heidi the #9 spot instead of having her tie with Audrina because she wore a larger variety of brands than Audrina.  Heidi wore a great selection of denim this past year and we salute her for the effort! With her media grabbing Speidi skills maybe she can climb our Denim Diva poll for next year!

#8. Megan Fox (score 31) Though she took the #1 spot for the “Sexiest and Worst” Actress of 2009 she landed as #8 in our rankings.  Megan is sexy as hell but she needs to heat up some more denim for us!

#7. Ciara (score 32)  Ciara seriously rocks!  And by that I don’t just mean the stage or her music, she can really rock in denim!  She has, in my opinion, one of the hottest bodies out there.  I’ve enjoyed seeing her denim style through out this year.

#5/6(Tie). Jennifer Garner (score 34) Jennifer Garner has been spotted many times being her casual and busy Mommy self in jeans.  Though she wears a few different brands, she seems to favor 7 For All Mankind and I personally 100% agree with her for comfort and fit of 7 For All Mankind jeans.

#5/6(Tie). Vanessa Hudgens (score 34) Ahhh wasn’t she just yesterday a Disney princess? Okay so maybe not an actual Disney princess, but she has certainly grown up.  It seems like she has went from “cute” to “beautiful” in the year 2009!

#4. Rihanna (score 36) You know I really see Rihanna as more of a “Fashion Forward” icon.  She hasn’t been spotted in many of the mainstream denim brands and really doesn’t seem to wear denim all that often unless it makes a fashion statement, but Kudos to Rihanna for taking Denim to the next level in many of her outfits.

#3. Jessica Alba (score 49) I am very glad that Jessica is in the top three.  I love her outfits and style; she is a busy Mom but she knows how to put a little extra flair into her everyday casual ensemble to keep it fashionable and current.

#2. Lindsay Lohan (score 59) When I first started this blog post I really thought Lilo would be the #1 since we have seen her in just about every denim brand possible.  She was blogged in over 20 denim brands and owns at least 3 pairs of Balmain jeans that we know of.  Her score just didn’t hit the high as she wasn’t blogged by us as many times as the #1 spot, though she has been spotted in many more brands, even as the media pounds into Lilo and she keeps having troubles, I adore her fashion sense and her die hard love of denim!

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#1. Ashley Tisdale (score 62) I bet some of you are as surprised about this as I was, but I tallied it up and did the scores and Ashley has certainly earned her #1 spot with a score of 62!  She was blogged 50 times by us in the last year and also wore over 12 different brands of denim. She was seen wearing all of the trends, studded denim, tie dye, acid wash, customized jeans with paint splatters, boyfriend jeans, boyfriend shorts, denim jackets and studded vests, ripped jeans, ankle zippers, skinnys, bootcuts, coloured denim and more. I can’t wait to see what all our celebs and denim divas have in store for us for 2010!

Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt show their affection for each other, as Heidi leaves an eye doctor appointment in Beverly Hills. Heidi is wearing 7 For All Mankind Super Skinny Legging Jeans. What do you all think of 7′s latest Gummy Jeans? I haven’t tried the new “Gummy Denim” but it sure sounds intriguing doesn’t it?! Buy Heidi’s Legging Jeans here.

Editors note – I have tried the Gummy Denim and it’s amazing! So soft and comfy and you will never regret buying it. Heidi looks fantastic in that outfit. I just wanted to say a thank you to Heidi for following DenimBlog on Twitter. Buy the Gummy jeans at Shopbop for $170.

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Speidi were spotted making their way around Los Angeles enjoying a relaxing weekend. Heidi sported her Dylan George Lucy Jeans in Czar wash again. They were caught by the paps as they made their way to a local bank following their morning stop at church.

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Speidi were spotted in Malibu, CA out for another day of escapades it seems. They stopped by Malibu Yogurt and Ice Cream for a refreshing snack. Heidi is wearing Kettle Black shorts and check out those Louboutin Supra Fifre boots. So hot right now!

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Heidi Montag and her husband Spencer Pratt had some fun at the STRIKE OC Fall Celebration in California. Heidi is wearing Siwy Hannah Crops in Bluestorm and Christian Louboutin Pigalle’s. I’m so suprised they let her wear those heels while bowling… I do love those arcade motorbike games though! As much as we all find them annoying I have to admit I do think she looks good. You can buy these jeans at Singer22 for $205.

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Speidi is seen here as the normal ever loving couple they try to be as the left the Standard Hotel in downtown Los Angeles. Heidi Montag is wearing Dylan George Lucy jeans in Czar as they pose and kiss for the paps. I apologize for the kissing pics… You can buy these jeans here at Singer22.

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Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt were out in the Hollywood Hills showing off their new puppies. Are they ever not showing off something? I do have to admit I like Heidi’s smoky eyes and her entire outfit! Heidi is wearing J Brand 10″ Tie-Dye ankle jeans in Oz. The same ones that were just seen on Paris Hilton on the same day. You can but these jeans here at Singer22.

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It seems like Genetic Denim is everywhere these days, it’s certainly a new celeb favorite. Heidi Montag is no exception. She wore a pair of Genetic Denim skinny ankle zip jeans as she and Spencer arrived back in LA to promote The Hills.

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