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Founded by Sandeep Agarwal – who has been associated with denim since 1993- the website brings out the best in denim world – trends, analysis, reports on almost a daily basis for the service of the denim industry worldwide. The reports provided by Denimsandjeans.com over the last few years have been found quite useful by the industry players – designers, sourcing guys, mills, buyers etc.
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The first Denimsandjeans show in Vietnam (and in fact the first denim show there) brought together companies from 10 countries together and they displayed their AW17 collections at the show. Some key trend take aways from the companies who participated in the show were : Increased usage of tencel , even upto 100% , to…
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Jil Sander, the German fashion designer – a minimalist and often described as the QUEEN OF LESS , came out with came out with a denim collection from her Jil Sanders Fashion House with a modern grunge attitude , bit rock in nature however equally luxuriant , strong but vulnerable . The famous designer…
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M.i.h Jeans, the female denim brand from London, brings some creative takes on denims in its SS17 collections. It seems the label wants to declare ‘FLARES ARE IN’ with most of its jeans in the flare cuts. Also the collection seems to be partly inspired by the Japanese and we can see some nice Denim…
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Balmain has always experimented with styles, fabrics, embellishments and overall looks – never allowing them to get stereotyped. The Men’s 2017 Spring collection brings out some unique cuts, large oversized coats, short cocktail dresses and bring out the athletic and masculine style of the men’s tribe. The cuts are mainly easy and relaxed, fabrics are…
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L.A.-based Citizens of Humanity and German e-commerce site mytheresa.com have teamed up on a denim collaboration heavily influenced by the style of Metallica, set to launch at citizensofhumanity.com and mytheresa.com. The six-piece collection, including three jackets and three jeans styles, was designed by Citizens of Humanity founder Jerome Dahan and women’s creative director Catherine Ryu…
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Dsquared is known for its penchant to bring out designs totally removed from the mainstream. Sometimes outlandish, sometimes weird, sometimes real cool and sometimes just bizarre ! . In all their collections one can find mix of these elements. The Spring 2017 collection was no different. Whereas the denims were cool – with some right…
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Alessandro Michele, the creative director at Gucci brings out Acid Wash Denims alive again !. At London Resort outing earlier this month, the Gucci creative director showcased, in a homage to British punk, a number of bleach-splattered wares. Combining the bleach washes with military combat boots and tuxedo jacket added to the grunge look of…
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The Fall Winter ‘16 lookbook from Japanese brand Kapital boasts of vintage styles with a focus on the use of accessories to accentuate the looks. The lookbook is a huge collection of 357 images and highlights both men’s and women’s designs and features the label’s unique indigo, corduroy and denim garments and accessories. Kapital, is…
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The premium denim brand from VF stable is offering five fits as part of a new grouping called Bair Denim. It claims it has dabbled with technological advancements in order to produce a new set of denim. For Fall 2016, the denim brand introduce its b(air) denim by joining two words (bare + air/weightless), a…
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The simple and cheap work wear clothing has mutated over the last 100 years and specially in the last 10 years so much so that one end of its spectrum touches the sky ! This end of denim designs are no longer a clothing for the bourgeois and are the plaything of the rich and…
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After the Part 1 of the Fall 16 for the women, we bring the Part 2 covering the Men’s denim by some of the known and some not so known labels. However, each of them adds his own unique perspective to the AW season. Junya Watanabe Junya Watanabe’s well known denim collections which are most…
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Since 2002, Danish brand WOOD WOOD has championed a refined version of street wear classics with an underground edge. Designers Brian SS Jensen and Karl-Oskar Olsen started by selling handmade T-shirts out of a former wine cellar in their native Copenhagen, and their designs have maintained a scrappy, underground edge since. WOOD WOOD is now…