Rumoured to be of Serbian origin, the leggy brunette was in casual denims.
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He'd shown Ovitz his acid-washed denims, the T-shirts, and the silk dresses.
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One day an American oil executive strode in, wearing denims, cowboy boots and a stetson.
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The denims, size 44 with a 36-inch inseam, suggest that Warner was no small man.
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It was another dreich day, and my stiff denims sucked up the damp from the pavement.
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Their gaze crawls over his denims, pausing briefly at the belt buckle displaying the silhouette of Texas.
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I smiled a smile I did not feel as my damp denims squeaked against the perforated leather.
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Given that, the images of tools and vegetables he has collaged onto rough denims might not surprise. 5.
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Today, Versace says, millennials want archival prints and denims and the sexy cuts that made the label's name originally.
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Onscreen, Solo's jackboots signaled potential mayhem; his dark-blue denims, adorned with red stripes, recall a United States Marine dress uniform.
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The rest had the look of uniforms for a hip high-school senior circa 1974 (pale washed denims, shown with creases)!
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Wearing worker denims and soft shoes, the now 60-year-old king of the scene wheels around unselfconsciously and somewhat discordantly.
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But, here to change things up is new Ukranian designer Ksenia Schnaider, with her polarizing new silhouette she calls the Demi-Denims.
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We don't want the Denims to look like realistic girls because that's problematic; we imitate hyper femininity in order to critique it.
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Ten women meticulously extract zips, chains and buttons from T-shirts, winter jackets and denims using long blades usually used to chop vegetables.
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The antique cream pieces channel the chic but simple style Madewell is known for, while indigo accents bring to mind the brand's iconic denims.
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I remember being stuck in traffic, certain I would be late for school as the Solicitor played with the zipper on my blue denims.
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But that's cold comfort to the Denims and the Vejonicas of this world, who may need to look to their own pantries for nomenclatural inspiration.
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Dubbed the Stay White wash, the jeans are made from the brand's classic soft denims, Melissa Morrin, Old Navy's senior designer for women's denim, told Refinery29.
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"She gets photographed in them a lot, I guess," he added, referring to monster denims that resemble the offspring of a Carhartt jacket and a moving blanket.
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There are a few basic cuts that are modified from time to time that are made in different colors, whereas Demi-Denims look like nothing you have ever seen before.
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Denims were responsible for more than half of VF's overall profit in 2000, but have since been outpaced by skateboarder favorite Vans, which has driven much of VF's recent growth.
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Savage, dressed in a fuchsia polo, pressed gray denims, and sleek gray Nikes, smiled, laughed, and bobbed his head as Jazzy Jay dropped a dusty breakbeat groove from the Meters.
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Like seemingly every designer alive, Mr. Snyder dialed up his creative partnerships in a show featuring New Balance sneakers of his design as well as repurposed denims (Re/Done Levi's) and Moscot glasses.
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Putting aside for the moment the former president's sometimes unfortunate golf duds and denims, what we had in No. 44 was most likely the best-dressed American leader since No. 35: John F. Kennedy.
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JordanLuca's designers are too young, of course, to recall a time when male genital display was a useful erotic sales tool, those bygone Peter Berlin days of crotch-sanded denims and Freddie Mercury's shrink-wrapped junk.
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The Ravishing Russian hit The Abbey in West Hollywood yesterday ... and showed off all her best moves in a pair of extra-stretchy denims -- shakin' her hips and droppin' it low like her life depended on it!!
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Partly in response to the volatile prices of cotton, Mud Jeans realized the best way to keep hold of materials for re-use was to lease their organic denims (at $5 a month) to a loyal customer base.
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Then there was a separate series of denims and work clothes that paid homage to the wellspring of his creativity: the streets of East Los Angeles and the South Bronx in the last years of the 20th century.
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Perhaps those denims wouldn't seem so desirable, though, if you witnessed the toil behind the twill: cotton-picking, dyeing, weaving, sewing, decorating, stone-washing, packing, and transporting — each stage of the supply chain taking a toll on a human body.
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The Denims are all around the world and get a distress call, so they get in a pink cab, pick each other up, and beat up all the baddies – a bit like Gaga's "Telephone" video where she was referencing Tarantino.
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"Brands like H&M offer training, help union members establish themselves in my factory and guide us on investing in the business, which are all very good and important things," said Lutful Matin, the manager of Natural Denims, another factory near Dhaka.
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Steinmetz is best known for hand-weaving her own denims using recycled yarns; for fall/winter 2016, she created what she described as "sculpted embroidery," by weaving large loops of yarn densely together and then trimming them with scissors to create a thick, ruglike fabric.
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It's not too hard a stretch of the imagination to envision Miku in Fyodor Golan's pieces, either: Giant knotted bows, jackets tied samurai-style at the side, over-blown tutus, pastel-blue denims against hardened black leathers, and a truck-load of soft Pepto Bismol pinks.
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Think DSquared2, whose maximalist designers, the Canadian twins Dean and Dan Caten, celebrated a quarter century in the business with a greatest hits collection of their well-worn motifs (ponchos, biker gear, north country fleeces, denims) layered in a way they have made a brand signature.
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Casting is over, she tells me, and rails of clothes — poppy prints, washed denims, suits pinstriped with chains and, sometimes, the plain old woven variety — are hanging, fully finished and ready to be edited, styled and fitted on a bevy of models filing in and out at regular intervals.
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Yet, it was not the pieced napa shearlings; the vertiginous platforms; the patched bomber jackets; the selvage denims; the padded or otherwise slim-cut overcoats with multiple pockets; or even the Kiss lightning bolts that Mr. Owens presented in a quietly masterful show — one that further cemented his own creative reputation — that mattered to this observer.
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Proportion play, asymmetry and contrast are signature tools of this designer, and here he paired supersize hooded denim trench coats with billowing denims; placed shrunken canvas work wear jackets atop rib-hugging leather vests; and presented armoring (yet luxurious and lightweight) lab coats reminiscent of early Yohji Yamamoto in a lineup that also played up the fragility of the body beneath the clothes.
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Mr. Ruby, whose Los Angeles studio complex is 120,000 square feet spread over a four-acre site, has long incorporated recycled materials in his work, cannibalizing broken elements of failed projects for new ones and incorporating accidents like the hazy atomic-dawn acid washes that Mr. Simons used to make denims, or the streaky paintings the Belgian fashion designer photographed and turned into three dresses for a 2012 haute couture show at Dior.
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Yet there again were the familiar anomalous blends: denims with suit jackets — in this case oversized ones with wide lapels and in familiar pinstripes; tabloid print T-shirts in Pop colors played off work wear; squeaky vinyl short sets and trousers that had you reaching for the imaginary tin of talcum; giddy microfloral prints followed by fluorescent suits that, in context, seemed to have come out of nowhere (although, in terms of antecedents, see please: Italo Zucchelli's spring 2009 men's collection for Calvin Klein.) A thoroughly fun show for viewers, it was silly and sexy, and had a playfulness not often associated with Ms. Versace, who gave the appearance of having tuned into what the kids are doing on social media, and the custom young people are developing of collaging any random element of dress with any other, never mind their historical contexts.
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The 1976 Crispa Redmanizers season was the second season of the franchise in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA). Also known as Crispa Denims.
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W. H. Allen (London). By the mid 1960s however, Barratt had formed his own rock band, named the Olympics, then the Cossacks, then finally the Denims, who became a support act to the Backbeats. When the Denims broke up, Barratt formed a new group named the Rebels. Paul Barrett reluctantly went to see the Rebels after a recommendation early in 1969.
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The most famous design by the duo is demi-denims. A combined silhouette of pants which appear to be made out of two separate garments. Demi-denims look just like slim fit jeans from behind, like a skirt or culottes worn on top of slim fit jeans – from the front. After its debut in 2016 it has instantly gained a lot of success online and among celebrities.
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Ulhasnagar railway station Ulhasnagar has number of small businesses manufacturing denims. Some of the manufacturers export jeans worldwide from Ulhasnagar. The city is also known for its furniture market, cloth market and electronic market.
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Swanepoel is actively involved in mothers2mothers, a charity devoted to achieving an "HIV-free generation" of children and mothers in Africa. Swanepoel has designed denims for it, and in May 2019, joined the charity as a patron and their global ambassador.
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Another change of costume and instrument, to denims and dobro, supports his stated rejection during the tour of early-'70s era, "Bangla Desh George".The Editors of Rolling Stone, pp. 126, 129. Harrison is also seen walking around the grounds of Friar Park.
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Shakin' Stevens. W. H. Allen (London). By the mid 1960s however, Michael had formed his own band. Originally named the Olympics, then the Cossacks, they finally decided to call themselves the Denims, by which point they found themselves as a support act to Michael's heroes, the Backbeats.
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Demi- denims A cut which emerged in the 21st century - a combined silhouette of pants which appear to be made out of two separate garments. They look like slim fit jeans from behind, like a skirt or culottes worn on top of slim fit jeans - from the front.
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Elder was identified by numerous witnesses as one of the gunmen and fibres from the getaway car were found on his denims. He was charged with involvement in the attack but the charges were withdrawn.Taylor, p. 231 Johnny Adair also allegedly provided a C Company gunman to take part in the attack.
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The Seraphine maternity line includes more than 200 styles of clothing for women during and after pregnancy. The designer collections feature wardrobe basics, denims, office attire, knitwear, outerwear, and evening gowns. The company also operates internationally through online sales and stockists such as Pea in the Pod, Galeries Lafayette and John Lewis as well as more than 80 independent clothing boutiques across the United States and Canada.
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The post Civil War era (1860s–1900s) brought a new prosperity to the now established textile mill town. "Ware factory village", as it was known, sprung up overnight and formed the basis for new growth and development. For nearly 100 years the Otis company had been the largest single Ware employer. Cotton had been the primary raw material, and by 1937 denims, awnings and tickings were the principal output.
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KSENIASCHNAIDER is a Kyiv-based contemporary-priced brand which is led by Ksenia and Anton Schnaider who are a married couple. The brand was established in 2011, but gained a worldwide recognition in 2016 with the invention of demi-denims. KSENIASCHNAIDER is sold in the UK, the US, Japan, Italy, Kuwait, Israel, Switzerland, Russia, Belarus, (Germany), Spain, Korea, Taiwan, China, Hong Kong, Australia, the UAE, Qatar, and Lebanon.
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Sinha became the Managing Director of The ACME Laboratories Ltd on 30 September 1995. He is the chairman of Sinha Knit and Denims Ltd, Sinha Knit Industries Ltd, Sinha Fabrics Limited, and the Sinha Wool Wears Limited. He was elected to Parliament in 1996 and in 2001 from Munshiganj-2 as a candidate of Bangladesh Nationalist Party. He served as the State Minister of Health and Family welfare.
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In March 2019, the brand announces the launch of ISKO x KSENIASCHNAIDER, an eco-denim capsule collection made of ISKO Earth FitTM responsible fabrics. The designers decided to experiment with KSENIASCHNAIDER statement pieces to see how they would perform if made with a completely different fabric. This collection is inspired by KSENIASCHNAIDER best-selling items from the last three years. It features the brand’s signature demi-denims, flared jeans, denim shorts, skirts, and cropped jackets.
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It has been said that garments were the least important part of Fiorucci's success. Instead, it was the retail ambience and branding – he was an early adopter of the outrageous advertising campaign and even had the stickers for one monokini campaign seized by the Italian police. His most significant introductions was in jeans, which he cut close to the body and to fit women's shape. From 1982, his denims incorporated lycra, and he also made jeans in other materials, including vinyl.
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With the outbreak of World War Two, a new persona was born. Joss joined the army in 1942, serving as a gunner in the Royal Artillery. Out of the transformation from Joss to Gunner Joss, "Denim", a new pseudonym was born. 'The Star's Daily Round by Denim' took on the form of small pocket-sized cartoons on sheets of airmail paper drawn with a fountain pen and blue pencil, which he carried in the field-dressing packet of his denims.
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Lee Jeans, a French company dedicated to the selling of jeans, promoted the opening of their new store in rue des Rosiers in Paris. The method they applied consisted of distributing denims, as well as denim accessories, on the different streets of the neighborhood. Furthermore, in Italy, the members of the company Nintendo put into action a campaign in which they used post-it's to promote the Wii console. They pasted several post-it with the shapes of some characters from different video games.
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In the video, Madonna wore a cream colored corset, glistening black boots and styled her hair in platinum blond waves while Timberlake wore mainly denims and a scarf around his neck. Regarding the idea behind the music video, Madonna said that "it was conceptualistic". She explained that the video was shot like a march past; "It's a movement, and we want to take everybody with us." About the idea of a black screen devouring everything, Madonna said, > None of us did [understand the concept of the black screen].
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Eventually, when the Denims fell apart, Michael wasted no time in forming a new group named the Rebels. It was this outfit that Paul Barrett reluctantly came to see after a recommendation early in 1969. Although distinctly unimpressed with the band itself, Barrett saw something in their young singer who, only a few years earlier, had been hanging around looking for ideas from the Backbeats. He offered to manage Michael on two conditions: firstly, he would have to ditch his group and, secondly, he must find himself an exciting new stage name.
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Originally named the Olympics, then the Cossacks, the short- lived band finally renamed as the Denims and performed gigs in the local Cardiff and South Wales area. In the late 1960s, Stevens was associated with the Young Communist League (YCL), the youth wing of the Communist Party of Great Britain through playing at YCL events. At the time the YCL was associated with several leading music industry figures, including Pete Townshend. However, Stevens has stated that the organiser of the gigs was a member of the organisation and that the band only performed because it was a job.
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By 1883, when the company was incorporated as the Whittenton Manufacturing Company,Representative men and old families of southeastern Massachusetts, J.H. Beers & Co., 1912 the factory covered a site of about 15 acres, and contained over 400,000 square feet of manufacturing space, producing a variety of cotton goods, including ginghams, dress goods, fancy tickings, shirtings, flannels, and denims. The facility was powered by five Corliss engines with a total of 1,200 horsepower, and water wheels providing an additional 250 horsepower. In 1881, the Old Colony Railroad opened a connection to the Whittenton Mills from Whittenton Junction.
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The most notable of the many student organizations on campus is the John Lay Chapter of the National Honor Society, the National Beta Club, the Student Government Association (SGA), the Presidents' Round Table, Denims-N-Diamonds (Choir), Broadmoor Band of Pride, Broadmoor Blade (School Newspaper), Buccaneer Log (Yearbook), FFA, and Broadmoor Young Life. All students are required to wear uniforms which include a plain white or Columbia blue polo-style shirt with khakis. In 2012, Broadmoor High School was given the Bronze Award by the US News & World Report Magazine, ranking them among the top high schools in the nation.
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Duke was traveling when his lawyers inquired about a name for the mills, so without any way to immediately contact Duke, the lawyers declared the mills to be named after the manager Duke had appointed to be in charge of the plant, William H. Erwin.William Kenneth Boyd, The Story of Durham: City of the New South (Duke University Press, 1925), 122 In 1892, construction began on Mill No.1. Erwin Cotton Mills showcased its success when it made a profit soon after it opened, even during a recession in 1893. In fact, the mill was so successful in its first few years of operation that production expanded to include denims.
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Prior to Indian Idol, Chauhan's face was not so familiar with the public and according to her, people imagined her to be a "30 to 40 years old woman in a sari", while she is "dressed casually in denims and a tee". Reportedly, during a concert in Kolkata, the local people did not recognise her when she entered the venue, until the host introduced her to them. After Chauhan got married in 2012, she had put on weight of about 20 kg. During the time, she was getting breathless on stage and wanted to get fit, as she had to perform at concerts and regular shows.
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In the meantime, Gaga mixes poison into all of the dishes she is preparing for the unsuspecting customers causing Bobo and everybody else, including characters played by Semi Precious Weapons and her Great Dane, Lava, to die. Gaga and Beyoncé perform another dance sequence, wearing American flag inspired garments and shredded denims, while strutting around the dead bodies. Gaga and Beyoncé leave the diner in the "Pussy Wagon" and travel on a highway as a news reporter (Jai Rodriguez) reports the horrifying murders at the diner. The final shots shows Gaga and Beyoncé travelling through the desert with police sirens wailing in the background.
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In one photograph Vickers was holding a copy of Che Guevara's Motorcycle Diaries. Although boho once again appeared to be on the wane by 2009, elements of it were clearly in evidence in collections for spring and summer 2010. Fashion Union advertised "spring's new bohemian trend in full bloom" and "hippie chic tops on loveworn denims",Fashion Union, The Fashionista's Pocket Guide to Miami, Spring 2010 while Avon introduced a perfumed spray called "Boho Chic". Monsoon, founded in 1973 and still described by the Sunday Times in 2010 as "the boho chic fashion retailer", saw its pre-tax profits rise dramatically during the recession of the late noughties: from £3.6 million in 2008 to £32.6 million in the year to August 2009.
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In the fourth game of the series on July 11, the Redmanizers erected an 18-point lead at the end of the third quarter, 91-73. The Comets came back in the last quarter with a furious rally engineered by their two shooting guards; Sonny Jaworski and Francis Arnaiz. The Comets were down by only two points, 95-97, with three minutes left in the ballgame and had the chance to send the game into overtime with eight seconds remaining in regulation and the score standing at 101-99 for Crispa, but Toyota center Ramon Fernandez missed the first of his two charity shots and sink the second for the final count, 101-100, as the Redmanizers dribbled away the remaining seconds for the victory. Crispa won the finals series, three games to one. 2nd Conference: Reinforced by Cyrus Mann and William "Bill" Bunton, the Redmanizers, known as Crispa Denims at the start of the conference, finished the eliminations at 12-4, behind Toyota's 14-2 won-loss card.
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At the beginning of the 20th century the mill faced growing pains and was forced to change its selling strategies and the way it handled its relations with employees to succeed. Although the market price of textiles rose in the early 1900s, demand was not as strong as it had been during the mill's infant years, but Duke and Erwin worked tirelessly to find buyers overseas, especially in Asia.Robert J Durden, The Dukes of Durham 1865-1929 (Duke University Press, 1975), 139-140. Erwin and Duke worked together with the British-American Tobacco Company to break into the Asian market, however Erwin reported that the mill still was having “strenuous times.” It is possible that the denims the mill sent to China were the first to reach the country, which had practiced isolationism for much of the 1800s.Robert J Durden, The Dukes of Durham 1865-1929 (Duke University Press, 1975), 142. One of the reasons why the mill was so successful in its early years was because it employed poor workers in the post-war south who worked for extremely low wages in the recession years of the 1890s. Most men earned a maximum of $2.50 per day, while women and children earned even less.
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The "Frantic Four" lineup; left-to-right: Francis Rossi, Rick Parfitt and Alan Lancaster (obscured: John Coghlan) performing at the Hammersmith Odeon in London, 1978 After their second album, Spare Parts, failed commercially, the band abandoned psychedelia and Carnaby Street fashions in favour of a hard rock/boogie sound, and faded denims and T-shirts, an image which was to become their trademark throughout the 1970s. Lynes left the band in 1970 and was replaced in the studio by guests including keyboard player Jimmy Horowitz and Tom Parker. By 1976, Andy Bown – an ex-member of The Herd, Judas Jump and the Peter Frampton Band – was brought in to cover keyboards, although as he was contracted as a solo artist with EMI he was not credited as an official member of Status Quo until 1982. After two relatively poor-selling albums, Ma Kelly's Greasy Spoon and Dog of Two Head in 1970 and 1971, their major breakthrough came when they signed with the heavy rock and progressive label Vertigo. Their first album for Vertigo, Piledriver, was released in 1972 and heralded an even heavier, self-produced sound. This album was essentially the stylistic template for each album they released up to and including Blue for You in 1976.
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