the denim clinic

One of the best jeans for 2011 is 7 For All Mankind Women’s Straight Leg Jean in Los Angeles Dark. It has high customer reviews for it and of course brand name is everything. They’re higher than your average Levi brand, but jeans made this good last for years – not that you’d want to keep them that long, since fashion changes.

The sizes come in 24-32 – and if you order from that link above, you get FREE shipping, too. These jeans are made in the USA and they’re classic – zippered fly and button closure. It’s a cotton denim blend, so they’re not as stiff as pure denim would be – and it’s also a factor in why they fit you so well.

If for some reason you get the wrong size, the company above gives you free returns – no hassle involved. The pockets on the 7 For All Mankind Straight Leg jeans number 5. It’s a mid rise type of jean, and when you wash it, turn it wrong side out and wash in cold, tumble dry low.

The look of this jean is awesome – it has the signature squiggle sign on the back pocket, but it also looks slightly distressed.

As I was strolling through Target over the weakend to get last minute Halloween supplies, I stumbled upon Converse Jeans.  What a great idea, of course Converse  All Stars are legendary for shoes but aI had no idea they made jeans. Sadly I did not have time to try these jeans on, but I look forward to slipping these All Stars on shortly.

To help you celebrate the Fourth of July, I thought these designer jeans could be the perfect starting point for a spectacular barbeque ensemble.  These USA Flag Denim Jeans are sure to steal all the thunder from the fireworks this year.

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I have decided to take a break from designer jeans today to remember Michael Jackson who died today.  He is probably known best for his great contribution to the music world, but he was also a fashion icon and pop icon.  When he made a single glittery glove his trademark he exploded on the fashion scene.  I remember being in elementary school and everyone wanted parachute pants and a leather jacket.  That might have been the last time it was cool to dress like Mr. Jackson, but we enjoyed his music anyway through burned hair (you remember the Pepsi commercial) and multiple plastic surgeries.  We will always remember the great hits such as Beat It, The Girl Is Mine, Billie Jean, and of course Bad. This is just a sampling of his work, but here is to Michael Jackson… Hee Hee.

Perhaps I have saved he best spot for last.  This may be my favorite, but be sure to share your favorite with me.  I think Rocky Jeans are all about the attitude and soon there will be an H&M in Orlando, so I can try them myself.