Pepe Jeans London is a well established pan-european denim brand with over thirty years of experience. Founded in West London in 1973. The product is distributed in more than 40 countries worldwide and growing confidently. Pepe Jeans London continues its relationship with brand face Sienna Miller and launches a new spring summer advertising campaign fully in March 2007.
Hudson Jeans are best known for their super flattering fit that accentuates the derriere and lengthens the line of the leg. Each pair of jeans are handcrafted in the tradition of fine European tailoring, making them truly one-of-a kind. Both devastatingly sexy and luxuriously comfortable, Hudson is the ultimate denim addict’s fix.
Comme des Garçons is a Parisian fashion label headed by Rei Kawakubo, who is also its sole owner. Comme des Garçons has a dozen boutiques and approximately 200 vendors around the world. Each year, the company grosses in the neighborhood of $150 million. Comme des Garçons has been most recently brought to attention on Project Runway when designer, Michael Kors, suggests that a dress “looks like Comme des Garçons goes to the Amish Country.”
Rei Kawakubo an avant-garde Japanese fashion designer, founder of Comme des Garcons, specializes in anti-fashion, austere, sometimes deconstructed garments, sometimes lacking a sleeve or other component. Her garments are primarily in black, dark gray, and white, often worn with combat boots. Rei Kawakubo has inspired many new designers like Belgian Martin Margiela and Ann Demeulemeester, as well as Austrian designer Helmut Lang. The newest offspring of Kawakubo’s fashion think tank is former apprentice Junya Watanabe, who has recently attained much attention in the fashion business.
Diamond Supply Co. Jeans x Know1edge Selvage Denim Collaboration available S/S 2007. The denim collaboration reputedly comes in 3 different washes and the look is said to be well worth the wait. Both Diamond Supply Co. Jeans x Know1edge brands have have a well respected reputation for designing unique and forwarding-thinking denim and apparel.
As part of PETA’s “Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur” Campaign, a group of plucky volunteers stood on the corner of Melrose Place in Los Angeles on Thursday in only a PETA banner to protest the opening of the Oscar de la Renta store. The store had originally been planed to open Thursday, but is still under construction. “We’re targeting Oscar de la Renta because they sell fur,†said protestor Melissa Sehgal, who added the demonstration was also directed at Marc Jacobs which has three stores on the street for using fur. Sehgal said PETA hopes the two companies will sign a written agreement promising to stop selling fur.
