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Denim Enters The Movies
The 50’s saw the humble pair of jeans entering the highly influential movie industry when heartthrob James Dean wore them in Rebel Without A Cause in 1955.
Denim attire was also worn by Marlon Brando, leading to blue jeans being banned in public schools.
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Producing A Pair Of Jeans
Jeans are now a staple of our wardrobe, and are the go-to garment when we don’t know what to wear.
However, producing a pair of denim takes a toll on pollution levels, as it takes about ten thousand liters of water to make one.
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The Love Of Denim
A pair of denim jeans are a favourite choice of attire for millions. This popular indigo-coloured piece of clothing was born in 1873, courtesy a tailor named Jacob Davis, and Levi Strauss, owner of a fabric house.
Crafted for cowboys and miners, it became...
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The Era Of Freelove And High Fashion
The 60’s saw the casual blue jeans being embraced by the hippie culture of freelove and youth, with customized jeans becoming popular. Blue Jeans also became a way to illustrate gender equity.
The fashion industry took notice of the denim phenomen...
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