Sienna Miller wore a pair of Siwy Jeans whilst out and about in London this week. Is it me or does she look a lot like Kate Moss (who is also a fan of Siwy) in these photos. Check out PinkDenim who have a selection of Siwy Denim on sale with reductions of up to 35%.
Miley Cyrus is obviously a big fan of Hudson Jeans as she has been spotted wearing them a bunch of times recently. Last week she wore them on a trip to the studio, whilst this week she wore them on a shopping trip to the James Perse store in Malibu.
What is it with supermodels and Superfine jeans? Kate Moss helped put Superfine on the map when she started wearing their skinny jeans a few years ago. Now Giselle Bundchen is regulary seen in this most skinny of skinny jeans.
Here's a interesting little video from Nylon TV which shows the aging and fading process that a pair of 7 For All Mankind jeans go through to get that perfect worn in look.
Yet another Victoria Beckham related story. Whilst Posh Spice may have come under some criticism for not promoting her brand enough, her celebrity pals are certainly doing their bit to help. Naomi Campbell is the latest A-lister to be photographed in a pair of dVb jeans whilst attending a Christian Louboutin event at Barney’s in New York recently.
Victoria Beckham may have fallen out with Rock & Republic but that isn't stopping pal Eva Longoria from still loving them. Here she is wearing a pair of black R&Rs whilst smooching with her husband Tony Parker.
Every now and again along comes a company claiming to have made the worlds's most expensive jeans. The reason these jeans are so expensive is usually because they have diamonds attached to them. The most recent company to claim the title are The Secret Circus Clothing Company who have produced a pair of jeans which have 15 diamonds attached to the back pockets. According to them these jeans have been sold to an anonymous buyer for $1,000,000. Call me an old cynic but this sounds to me like a tidy bit of marketing spin to me. All you have to do is borrow some diamonds, stick them on a pair of jeans, tell everyone you have sold them jeans to a mystery bidder for a million dollars and bingo you get loads of free publicity. When all the fuss dies down the mystery bidder never materializes, you give the diamonds back and continue with the business of selling regular jeans for a regular price from your now much more well known brand.
