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is denim dead?

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dulldesign
dulldesign
China

has denim ran its course?

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In reply to dulldesign:

In no way is denim dead at all. People use denim all the time and will keep using it for years to come. Why? People have been using it for the longest, ever sense the eight-teen century. People used denim because the material was very strong and would not wear out easily. Why did this help? Man people worked in factories and in factories that had lots of machinery. They also did not have the money to spend on many pairs of jeans there for they needed to be made out of strong material. During the 1950’s it was not just people who worked in factories who wore them, but also rebels were starting to wear them too. It helps them give off the image that they were tough guys. Take for instance James Dean who was a rebel and wore denim. Then during the 1960’s people came and went but denim was still in. of course though it too changed it’s out look. People were starting to style them with a flare at the bottom of the leg. Then during the 80’s many fashion designers were starting to style their own brand of jeans. Some with colorful designs, others with jewelry, and with many other crazy stuff. Although the denim jean hit a bump in the road when people started to wear them bleached at the knees. It was awful and that trend should not be repeated again. Now in this century people have taken a boring pair of denim jeans and have made them their own. Almost every famous fashion designer, singer and celebrity has their own brand of jeans. Denim will always be in fashion, it will change as time goes on, but it will never be out of style. But let’s just all hope that it still stays the strong material it is.

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replicant
replicant
United Kingdom
In reply to dulldesign:

I don't think denim is dead. I recently worked on a campaign for Levi's. They did a collaboration with the young designer Henry Holland. He made some beautiful pieces and re worked classics with printed fabrics and graphic shapes for limited edition to be sold in Selfridges ( i think)
People will always wear jeans as they look good and are comfy.

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In reply to dulldesign:

no its not... just look around and you'll see that there are more people so comfortable in wearing denims...

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In reply to dulldesign:

If denim is dead, what will everyone start wearing instead of denim jeans? I dont believe denim will ever be "dead". It is such a HUGE industry and has made so many improvements, such as denim vests or denim hangbags. Although leggings are very popular and worn all over the world, Denim will remain the essential factor in everyones wardrobe.

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mmbbaa
mmbbaa
Canada

Still Denim and still Rock and Roll to me. :)

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KaWai
KaWai
United States

Is it possible?

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Galileo's Universe
Galileo's Universe
Greenland


I think.... denim is just like ..... a bike !... a classic, indispensable, practical and long lasting item that can be always redesigned and is a total pleasure to own ... :):)

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mmbbaa
mmbbaa
Canada
In reply to Galileo's Universe:

... a total pleasure to own and WEAR. ;)

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In reply to Galileo's Universe:

My thoughts are that no matter what happens, premium denim has put a stamp on todays wardrobe. It has opened up an avenue in todays fashion that men were not capable of driving down in years prior. However today the avenue is far to overcrowed, much like the much hated 405 fwy in los angeles. Therefore, those who navigate these streets called fashion, need to find side streets and short cuts to reach the final destination of originality and creativity, much sooner than the mass public. And finely tailored slacks
would be my first option of choice.

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kimrennin

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