This universal youth style statement and fashion apparel has had a long symbolic history. Trends and fashion icons come and go but wearing stylish, comfortable jeans has always remained in style.
While their charisma springs from their legendary American roots, the commercial strength of jeans rests on innovation and interpretation in the hands of jeans makers around the world.
The variety of jeans available is seemingly endless. There are jeans designed for just about any physical build and fashion sense out there.
Stretch jeans are made of a fabric that contains elastic and stretches to fit the body like a second skin. They are stylish, make many people look thinner and enhance the body's shape. Stretch jeans cut and stiched in different styles perform many figure enhancing and camouflaging miracles.
Stretch jeans have become the second best selling clothing item, right behind the standard 5 pocket jean pants. The cotton/spandex is very popular among all stretch denim materials. Floral, embroidered and beaded stretch jeans are also rapidly gaining ground in the market. Another popular stretch denim material combination constitutes of 71% cotton 28% polyester and 1% spandex. The clingy fabric hugs the body and a contoured waistband helps create curves. Stretch denim jeans work wonders in such a situation. For instance, the difference of structure between the very small Thai girls and average Russian women could cause a very uncomfortable fit of the tight jeans for the Russian women, leading the designer's line to fail in that area.
The combination of elastic and denim helps to simultaneously enhance and camouflage body parts accordingly to create the look of a well-toned, curvaceous body.
In a statement unlikely to endear him to fashion-conscious females, he said "low-rise" trousers were not suitable for "heavy women" and suggested that women should return to wearing the traditional high-waisted jeans or, preferably, loose dresses.
Stretch jeans today are the designer's magic potion.
By Damian Sofsian
summarized by eri rm
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