plus-size

There is always some kind of association when you think of a special denim brand. For instance, RE/DONE for us always used to be synonymous for re-constructed, or re-purposed vintage jeans with no stretch

Shopping for new jeans? So you're done with summer denim, and are already looking to find out what the new denim trends for the coming fall season will be...

First Summer weekend this year and there is no way we're not doing denim shorts. We've been dragging along in cropped and regular inseam jeans for the last - I don't even want to think about how many - months.

Really, we cannot post enough about black jeans - they're always top trend, always doable. Always an option, and always a way out to: "I have nothing to wear".

Continuing our denim break-down from yesterday, another big "how-to" are the wide leg jeans. The question always is whether a wide-leg that is cropped makes you look shorter, or, like. having fatter legs than a

Many times I have found myself questioning the fact that most denim brands continue producing their jeans in very limited sizes. Actually, I wonder how come that in the last 10 years, at least,

For quite a while we have been following LA brand, Articles of Society, which was founded in 2012. Their jeans are super fashion, premium denim, and selling at an amazing price-point, for under $80.

Sometimes we're like in an "overspent" moment, maybe just bought a super expensive plane ticket to some resort place, or that outrageously expensive designer handbag we've been coveting for ages...

Adhering to the straight leg, vintage wash trend, Good American just launched their own version, the Good Vintage capsule collection. and they come in sizes 00 to 24.

Good American just "invented" the size 15! And we were like - what, how, where, when - please tell! So here's the deal: Good American, a brand who believes that women are not defined by size, launched size 15 to solve