If you haven’t found that new favorite pair of jeans by now, American Eagle is marking down all their clearance jeans to just $20 for both men and women. A lot of them come pre-ripped and faded, but there are some hidden gems in there (like the Vintage Hi-Rise Jean for women and the Slim Selvedge Jean for the guys).
You need jeans. Everyone needs jeans. Right now, get some from premium brands like 7 For All Mankind, Hudson, Joe’s Jeans, AG Adriano Goldschmied, and more for a lot less during Amazon’s one-day sale. The best part is that these pricey premium brands are mostly marked down to under $100.
Levi’s is a classic American denim brand, and they make your favorite pair of men’s jeans (no surprise there). Right now, they’re giving you an extra 40% off their entire sale section, from denim to outerwear and beyond, with the code 40EXTRA. With prices like these, a Canadian tuxedo may even start to look appealing.
If you haven’t found that new favorite pair of jeans by now, American Eagle’s BOGO 50% off sale on denim may be your saving grace. Or, if you need to stock up on some underthings, Aerie has $3 undies and $15 bralettes, and men’s underwear is 2 for $24, 3 for $33, or $5 for $50.
Levi’s is a classic American denim brand, and they make your favorite pair of men’s jeans (no surprise there). Right now, they’re giving you an extra 25% off their entire sale section, from denim to outerwear and beyond, with the code EXTRA25. With prices like these, a Canadian tuxedo may even start to look appealing.
Adam Selman, up-and-coming cool guy designer known for Rihanna’s naked CFDA dress, delivered a satisfying, bouncy ‘70s-inspired collection that considerably punched up the generally awful NYFW roster.
If you didn’t get your denim fill during the Levi’s sale, maybe check out Uniqlo’s crazy-good deal on jeans. All women’s styles are $30 and all men’s are $40, including selvedge denim and HEATTECH jeans.
Amazon is marking down a bunch of Levi’s styles, today only. A lot of it is outerwear and tops, but there are some great deals on classic styles like the 511 or 501 for men and 711 or 710 for women. With prices like these, a Canadian tuxedo may even start to look appealing.
You need jeans. Everyone needs jeans. Get denim from brands like Hudson, AG, Naked and Famous and more for less from Amazon’s one-day sale. You could end up saving over $100 on good denim that will last a long time.
Previously, the discounts at GAP hadn’t included their jeans, which is a shame because they’re great at denim. But this time, when you use the code FALL, you’ll knock 40% off your entire purchase, and denim is included.
If you don’t immediately think jeans when you think Levi’s, I think it’s time to come out of that 100 year old rock you’ve been living under. And, with 30% off your entire purchase when you use the code SAVE30, you’ll be able to come out of that rock wearing really great pants.
While there have been a ridiculous amount of articles claiming that skinny jeans are dead, they still seem to have a grip on the legs of women everywhere. The struggle to find the best pair (under $150) is real, so tell us, which brand do you turn to to get yours?
My friend and colleague Kate Dries asked me yesterday why seemingly every piece of denim currently in stores is fringed and frayed (hopefully NOT to this extreme degree). In case you happened to be wondering, too, I will tell you!
“Jeans are back, as Vogue is telling us, so,” Paris Hilton baby-whispers from underneath a pile of her own forgotten clothing in a recent video for vogue.com.
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There are so many kinds of jeans, that Dr. Seuss himself would have no trouble filling a book called New Jeans, Old Jeans, White Jeans, Blue Jeans. And on the page where he mentions “frayed-hem mayhem,” you’d find a photo of a furry Seussian character throwing a pair of blue jeans into a blender in a desperate attempt…
Hey, remember low-rise jeans? That trend from the early-aughts that looked universally terrible on everyone? The style of pants that are the most abusive thing to happen in fashion since the whale-bone corset? Well, horror of horrors, Vogue says they’re back.
Last November, noted fashion risk-taker Rihanna emerged from a New York City studio wearing gigantic jeans. Made by the London-based design house Marques'Almeida, which recently won a British Fashion Award for Emerging Womenswear Designer, the pants were fringed with the denim-loving duo's signature frayed selvage,…
Alexander Wang launches his new denim line today and, because most humans who wear denim usually do so without wearing shirts, the accompanying ads feature greased-up model Anna Ewers with her pants pulled down on a recliner cause, you know, *whispers* S-E-X. They're also pretty derivative, if you've ever seen a…
The fashion industry is panicking. They very much depend on being able to sell women entirely new wardrobes like clockwork and at the moment, they're having trouble prying those damn skinny jeans from our hands.
