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 s a staple in wardrobes for
over 150 years, denim, or more specifically, jeans, never go out of
style. Originally loomed and worn in Nimes, France (called “serge de
nimes”), they found their niche in the U.S. when Levi Strauss sewed
the first pair for miners during the California gold rush of 1849.Since then, these casual comforts have become an ageless classic. While modern accents, such as twisted side seams, update the denim form, the dark rinse version still |
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remains a strong contender for fall. Whether you opt for the traditional straight leg, carpenters, or flares, there’s no way you can commit a fashion faux pas — they go with whatever’s in your closet. —Lesa Hannah |
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