my love affair with jeans

September 26, 2005

it’s quite an understatement when i say i love jeans. the endless search for the perfect fit continues. the search for the ideal blue jean wash still lives. the stitchings and pocket placements matter. the exact cut still eludes me.

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a few years ago after reading countless magazines, i was intrigued on a couple of high-end jeans that promised the consummate fit and feel. jeans like earl, seven for all mankind, juicy couture - are just some of the few ones that first emerged in the scene.

i saved a few bucks and bought my first sevens. i first laid my hands on the non-stretch denim ones. it had medium wash - not too dark, not too light. they fit ok but the butt sagged as the day progressed. the swish design in the back pockets made up for the discomfort wear. knowing that i was sporting the most exclusive jeans in town, the fit didn’t matter now.

after that first pair, i was curious to try other brands to compare to my first sevens. i found that non-stretch would create a boyish figure towards the end of the day. the stretch denim material will maintain the fit and hug of every womanly curve and bulge. it also helps if you buy a smaller size that would slowly stretch out later in the day. i then discovered ag jeans - for me, they fit very well and i may say the best for me. they just have enough stretch to give room for a much not-oh-so-tight fit and yet the back waist seam does not open up but hugs the small of your back. after four or more ag designs i’ve owned, i moved on to newer jean designers who invaded the denim market.

soon my closet was filled with numerous jeans and it’s varieties - dark or light washes, cords, white denim, cut-offs, bermuda denim shorts, jeans with elaborate pockets, with twisted seams, low-waist/high-waist, boot-cut/flared - anything under the sun. i still can’t get enough of them though. after years of collecting them, i found that it would be different for each one on how the denim interprets your body type. i then zoomed in on only a few that i think were best for me - citizens of humanity, blue cult, true religion and paige jeans. there are still more out there. month after month, new upcoming designers are taking the chance to introduce yet the next best thing predicted.

for now, if there’s extra cash in my wallet - i will try yet a new pair - hopefully to find the next “it” jeans.

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  1. Fun post! My faves are COH, TR and Paige too. I like Hudson jeans too. Have you tried Antik yet? I tried them on and they make my rear end look flat. My friend looks gorgeous in it though.

    Grabe the prices now - $695?!?

    Comment by Marie — September 27, 2005 @ 4:11 pm

  2. yup, i found a pink antik pair (half the price!) and i figured it would be nice for fall to match it with a brown jacket and still wear it next spring!

    you’re right - it makes your butt small and it’s not my favorite pair. i like the intricate embroidery though!

    Comment by paz — September 27, 2005 @ 4:44 pm

  3. Half price? Where? :-)

    Comment by Marie — September 27, 2005 @ 4:53 pm

  4. i found it at a local store here and got it for less than $150! lucky, i still have my size!

    Comment by paz — September 27, 2005 @ 5:49 pm

  5. Thanks, Paz! Daily De*nim is a reputable eBay seller. She carries authentic brands and maintains this online blog too.

    Comment by Marie — September 27, 2005 @ 8:20 pm

  6. I like COH and sevens, too. But my new favorite is Rock&Republic. They make my legs look a lot longer.

    Comment by shelly — September 28, 2005 @ 3:41 am

  7. hi marie! thanks for sharing that site! i think i’ll link her up! btw, i found that hudson’s stretch really holds up, that it ends up too tight - i have to get a bigger size!

    hi shelly! i want the victoria beckham R&R with the bejeweled crown pockets! looks like they have sold out at eluxury!

    Comment by paz — September 28, 2005 @ 1:58 pm

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