The Changing Times Of Jeans

　　 Jeans Always occupy the top of the popularity list. It can be seen in spring, summer, autumn and winter. It is a must in everyone's wardrobe. It has been going on for decades, and it will last forever. Jeans originate from the gold rush of the United States in 1849, when immigrants from the US mainland first worked hard to support themselves. Strong labor made clothes easily damaged. Under this situation, people needed a kind of durable clothes urgently. At that time, some factories used Genoese canvas for Genoa to make work pants, and then directly called the pants made of canvas called Genoese, which evolved into the later "jeans", which is the jeans we are wearing now.

In the mid 30s, a pair of jeans was basically worn in the Midwestern agricultural area and brought into the bustling city east of the Mississippi River. Jeans became a daily costume. During the two World War, the US authorities designated the jeans as the uniform of the US Army, and a large number of jeans went deep into the hinterland of Europe with the Allied forces. After World War II soldiers returned to the United States, a large number of hoarded jeans were on sale locally. Jeans are popular at the local level for their beauty, wear, durability and low cost. As a result, local factories in Europe are scrambling for imitation, making Jeans Popular and popular in Europe. At the same time, the entertainment industry of Hollywood has driven the fashion trend of jeans in the world. In 50s, the protagonists in the movie were wearing comfortable jeans, and jeans became an essential element of fashion. In the 60 and 70s, with the popularity of rock music and hippie lifestyle, jeans became more popular. At this time, cowboy clothing gradually entered the upper class society. The aristocratic aristocracy also began to wear jeans, including Princess Anna of England, Queen of Egypt, Queen Hassan of Morocco and Jordan king Hossain. Even former US President Carter wore jeans to participate in the general election. Since then, trousers from the workers have been worth hundreds of times. Nowadays jeans are constantly being developed according to the needs of the market, and how they change and adapt to the trend has won the favor of many people.

　　 50s

The screen stars Doris Days, Elezabeth Taylor and Grace Kelly are all dressed in sexy jeans to go out boldly. Under the influence of the big stars, this roll up. Bottom of a trouser leg Indigo jeans became a fashion symbol at that time. Today, dark blue with visual slimming effect remains about 3 inches below the knee.

Collocation method: CO designer of Textile Elizabeth and James Mary-Kate Olsen Said: "by matching the body jacket, balance the male masculinity of jeans. Another cooperative designer, Ashley Olsen, added: "light cashmere knitting makes the whole look more elegant and elegant."

　　 60s

In 60s, rock music became popular. The Beatles swept the world and got lots of fans. Their clothes began to be copied by fans. At that time, the most popular ones were tight bottomed trousers. Catherine Deneuve and Oscar goddess Audrey Hepburn, who are the first to wear such jeans, including the actress's "ice beauty", and Audrey Hepburn especially like to wear flares with flashing ornaments on their ankles. Today, the shape of bell bottoms is basically preserved, and more women prefer flush trousers to the bottom of their hem with the length almost reaching the ground.

Matching method: stretch your leg line, from waist belt to hem to show the perfect leg type. "Matching a short T-shirt that reaches the waist length can stretch the leg line, or simply pull the shirt into the waist." Ben Taverniti, creative director of Hudson Jeans, said.

　　 70s

70s is still influenced by rock and hippie lifestyle. The combination of Cher, Mary Tyler Moore and singing soul love song "When Will I See You Again" is displayed on the screen with embroidery technology, splicing and super waist bell bottoms, which deeply affect people's wear in 70s. Now we have made a slight improvement on the profile, narrowing the bell bottomed trousers into straight legs or small speakers, which is more modern and fashionable.

Matching method: "choose a plain T-shirt or a sexy back lace vest." Jeffrey Lubell, founder of True Religion, said. "Of course, matching a pair of shoes with a waterproof platform can increase the overall sense of retro, so that the added fabric will not rob you of your limelight."

　　 80s

Why should we restrict the jeans to ordinary indigo? We can see from Debbie Gibson, Madonna and Sarah Jessica Parker that they like more interesting printed jeans, jeans that are treated with acid washing and ink jet treatment.

Matching method: this time, we no longer hide our bright shoes and lift our trouser legs. We choose a pair of feminine shoes to collide with men's sexy jeans. "High heels and brightly colored sports blouses add to the sexy appeal of women, and a rivet jacket is even better." Serge Azron, creative director of Current Elliott, said.

　　 90s

From the decoration of Kelly Taylor, we saw the light washed jeans from tearing inspiration, and the partial laceration loomed out of the leg skin. Jasmine Guy and Julia Roberts are also keen on wearing this torn jeans and bringing this trend. Now the jeans are becoming lighter, highlighting the waistline through the visible belt.

Matching method: "fabric dry and big button shirt is very suitable for paired jeans with personality style." Miles Johnson, creative director of Levi 's Vintage Clothing series, said. "The replacement and ankle boots are exquisite laces and high heels, which are very interesting with the worn jeans.