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Watch: 5 great M&S Christmas gifts under £35 Yahoo Lifestyle is committed to finding you the best products at the best prices. We may receive a share from purchases made via links on this page. Pricing and availability are subject to change.    It’s safe to say jeans are a wardrobe staple, and always have been. Whether you are wearing them on your Sunday stroll, for work, a shopping spree, or an evening out, they are a versatile piece suitable for almost every occasion. Per Una’s Roma Straight Leg Jeans have received glowing reviews from shoppers, with some praising them as being “comfortable and stylish”. Why we rate it The Roma Straight Leg Jeans are a super flattering style, as the slim fit skims over the hips and legs for a comfortable fit. The jeans sit just below your waistline, so they are not overly high waisted or low rise. This design is made from sustainably sourced cotton, and has added stretch. It also features a button and zip front fastening, as w...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on   our website, we may receive an affiliate commission. You’re about to see Kristin Cavallari’s winter outfit combination everywhere this season. The Uncommon James founder posed for her jewelry label’s newest drop (available at UncommonJames.com) on Instagram today in a look that combined fall trends with winter coziness. The ensemble layered classic black skinny jeans with a relaxed tee and a tan, shearling-lined puffer jacket from Sam.; similar silhouettes retail for $750 at Saks. When it came to footwear, the “Laguna Beach” alumna opted for fall’s biggest footwear trends: combat boots. Her particular silhouettes comes from Dr. Martens as well, one of the most beloved brands for combat boots and chunkier pairs. Opting for the lhe label’s signature 1460 silhouette, Cavallari’s pair features a lace-up design with durable leather uppers; the style comes set atop an exposed stitched midsole and a tread...

The following information was provided by The Mobile Symphony: The Mobile Symphony Orchestra (MSO) is going casual for its popular Beethoven & Blue Jeans concert Nov. 14 & 15 at Mobile’s historic Saenger Theatre. To allow for social-distancing the orchestra offers four opportunities for music lovers to “dress down and leave uplifted” – 6:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. on Saturdays and 1:00 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. on Sundays.  “This year we bring you Beethoven and Blue Jeans in momentous fashion, as we celebrate Beethoven’s 250th. It’s not every day that a composer turns a quarter of a millennium,” Music Director Scott Speck explains. “For the occasion we welcome Randall Goosby, a stunning young violinist who just this fall signed an exclusive recording deal with classical music powerhouse Decca Classics. “As always, BBJ brings a mixture of old and new, fresh and familiar, for all to enjoy,” Speck adds. The concert opens with Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 and includes a l...

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services. Finding the perfect pair of jeans is no easy feat. The denim can either be poor quality and cheap or too expensive for bottoms you’ll simply be wearing on a day-to-day basis. If you want the perfect fit at a price that seems reasonable, Liverpool Los Angeles is quickly becoming the go-to brand for everyone from influencers to everyday people. It was launched in 2012 by fashion industry experts Ron and Jill Perilman. Together, the duo combined their expertise to develop superior style and consistent fitting jeans and sportswear for women and men. Liverpool is the sweet spot for denim lovers who are looking for fresh closet staples that have a high end look and feel and won’t break the bank. Get a closer look at what the company and products are all about below. Designer, eco-friendly-quality for less.  According to Jill, she and Ron traveled the world to incorporate the...

“My job is to translate runway trends into realism.” So said Emma Morrison, the stylist behind some of Emily Ratajkowski’s most talking-point outfits, who has also masterminded minimalistic looks for Rosie Huntington-Whiteley. Her two clients have very different styles – Rosie’s wardrobe is bursting with editor-approved brands like Bottega Veneta, The Row and Totême, while seasoned midriff-flosser EmRata favours luxe loungewear and emerging labels – including her own Inamorata line. One thing they do have in common? Their love of trends.  Relaxed trousers were seen all over the spring/summer 2021 catwalks, including at Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Fendi and Chloé, and it looks as though Ratajkowski has deemed the trend just right for her maternity wardrobe. The mum-to-be has been wearing baggy jeans with her cosy separates, and was recently seen grabbing a juice in ’90s-esque low-risers worn with pared-back Re/Done 70s trainers and a soft Leset tank top. To keep off the chill, she shru...

Scroll To See More Images At 5’8, I’m not exactly supermodel-level tall , but I am lengthy enough to have experienced the difficulty and frustration that so often comes along with trying to find jeans designed with inseams long enough to actually hit my ankles (because no, I’m not into the capri pants look anymore). To be fair, shopping for jeans regardless of your height or body shape isn’t exactly easy, but when you’re on the leggy side, it comes with its own unique list of struggles. Since I was eight or nine years old—and possibly even younger (I had a really sudden growth spurt in the second grade)—-finding bottoms that fit reasonably well and didn’t hit awkwardly on my long legs has been a major issue. Now, there are some extra-long options on offer, but they’re often ~so~ long that they end up looking like you’ve been shopping around in your dad’s closet or they require a trip to the seamstress to tailor them to fit properly.  Sure, ankle-grazing cuts are chic and perfect...

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According to the spring/summer 2021 catwalks, it’s high time you swapped out your skinnies for a pair of baggy jeans. Gone are the days of low-risers, this autumn is all about loose-fitting boyfriend denim. Chanel, Balenciaga, Louis Vuitton, Fendi and Chloé are just some of the brands that embraced relaxed trousers, and the fashion pack in attendance at the shows dressed accordingly. Unsurprisingly, ’90s fashion fans Bella Hadid and Dua Lipa are already on board with the trend, as is The Crown ’s Emma Corrin, who was recently snapped admiring her October British Vogue cover on newsstands in a pair of Ganni’s louche jeans. With lockdown 2.0 edging ever closer, see below for 21 pairs of loose-fitting jeans that are worth getting out of your sweatpants for. 

Kontoor Brands is being selective about distribution in an effort to grow its denim brands Wrangler/Kontoor The Wrangler brand of denim is heading to the Wrangler National Rodeo Finals in Arlington, TX in December and can also be found at Nordstrom Inc. JWN, +10.46% through the recent launch of the Wrangler by Fred Segal Collection. Selling in this wide variety of venues is part of a business development strategy focused on innovation and driving higher pricing. Kontoor Brands Inc. KTB, +2.08% is using a number of strategic initiatives to drive sales of both the Wrangler and Lee brands. Part of that is getting out of unsuccessful wholesale channels while maximizing on what the company calls “best-in-class retailers” like Walmart Inc. WMT, +1.60% , Amazon.com Inc. AMZN, +1.74% and Target Corp. TGT, +1.92% that have remained open during the coronavirus pandemic and demonstrate strong performance. But the company is also investing in innovations like better fit and more durab...

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services. We all own and wear denim — and if we don’t? That’s only because we’ve made the official decision to give up on it, unable to find a pair of well-fitting jeans. There are so many different cuts of denim out there and so many companies making it, and yet shopping for denim is one of the most difficult tasks we face year after year. Every pair is too stiff, too saggy, too long, too short, too tight around the waist, too loose at the thighs, or maybe too loose at the waist and too tight at the thighs. You all know the struggle! If we’re going to buy denim, it needs to not only be comfortable and reliable, but we need to actually feel confident in it. We want it to flatter our body, not leave us looking frumpy and shapeless. There are so many factors that go into creating a great pair of jeans, and it’s rare to find a brand that gets it totally right. Rare, but possible. You ready...

Photo: Robie Online (Shutterstock) Though a lot of us have been living in various bottoms with elastic waistbands for the past seven months, there will always be a place in our hearts and closets for jeans. And while a lot of jeans now come with some built-in stretch, if you’re a fan of more traditional denim—you know, the kind you have to work at to break in—you’ve probably found yourself in situation where a section of your jeans starts to sag. But instead of getting rid of the denim you’ve invested all this time and money in, here are a few ways to bring them back to form, courtesy of tips from Hedy Phillips in an article for In Style . Advertisement Pop them in the dryer As you probably already know from episodes from 1980s sitcoms, certain items of clothing can shrink in the dryer. The results aren’t usually as comically drastic in real life, but it is a thing that happens. To shrink your jeans, Phillips recommends this washing and drying process: Grab...

Six months into sitting at home wearing sweats, I'm antsy. I spent the first few months doing my best to simply get by, tucked into my little apartment on the Lower East Side, rotating the same two pairs of sweats day after day. The first time I tried on my blue jeans again, it was already June. They were admittedly snugger than I remember, but there was a freedom in finally putting them on and pulling together outfits around the jeans that used to be the singularly most important piece in my wardrobe. Now, I try to start every day with a routine that includes actually getting dressed. It's a mental trick — gaming myself into a lull of regularity — that's helped me to be more productive, and simply to feel better about myself too. While sweats were a small luxury when I was amidst the early-on panic, over time, they started to feel like a kind of hinderance. I used to love the challenge of getting dressed, looking into my closet and thumbing through sweaters and tops, tryi...

If I had to choose one celeb whose street style I absolutely adore, it would be Hailey Bieber, hands down. Whether she’s strutting the streets of New York City in head-to-toe Bottega Veneta or grabbing a coffee with Justin in LA in a somehow-chic sweatsuit and sneakers, our girl always looks good. While I can’t afford most of her wardrobe, I’m happy to report that Hailey Bieber’s favorite Levi’s jeans check in at just under $100, so I’ll definitely be ordering a pair. How do I know they’re her favorite, you ask? YouTube, baby. On October 30, Vogue uploaded a video to their popular YouTube channel titled “Every Outfit Hailey Bieber Wears in a Week | 7 Days, 7 Looks.” Believe me when I say that I have never clicked a notification so fast! In the video, Bieber smiles at the camera as she stands in front of a rack of gorgeous clothes, rows of heels, sneakers and boots, and an accessory table overflowing with Bottega, Jaquemus and Prada. At first, I thought perhaps Bieber’s stylist, Mae...

Get ready to celebrate the Community Foundation of Dunn County’s (CFDC) 25th anniversary with our annual Jeans and Jewels Charity Gala! All year, the CFDC has been honoring its 25th year of service to the community with special challenges designed to create new funds and provide support to local nonprofit organizations. Our Jeans and Jewels Gala is our year-end celebration honoring this silver anniversary. This year’s gala will not be held in person. Instead, we will have our auctions, raffles and an altered version of Dessert Dash held virtually on Saturday, November 7 starting at 5 p.m. All raffle tickets will be distributed offline and can be purchased by contacting the CFDC at 715-232-8019. Our usual silent and live auctions will be combined into a virtual auction which can be accessed by registering for free at https://ift.tt/3jGWGXp. While participation in this event is free of charge, tickets can be optionally purchased in the form of a Gala in a Box, a care packag...

Few fashion items are more maligned than mom jeans. Depending on your perspective, the baggy, high-waisted style is either a joke (Tina Fey and Amy Poehler famously mocked it in a Saturday Night Live skit) or an ironic choice beloved by teenagers and designers alike. Either way, it’s no wonder that style renegade Chloë Sevigny is testing it out. Apt to push a stroller through SoHo while wearing Loewe pleats or airy Mimi Prober minidresses, Sevigny writes her own rules, especially when it comes to denim. (Take her conversation-starting, side slit Chanel pair at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival or the ruffled flares she designed for her Opening Ceremony collection back in 2014 as proof). Yesterday in Manhattan, she debuted her latest jean acquisition: Maison Margiela’s light wash Décortiqué denim. In the past, Sevigny might have squeezed into a pair of her beloved cutoffs, but she opted for jeans created with comfort in mind instead. The relaxed fit, wide-leg silhouette of her Margielas ...

Courtesy of Lucky Brand We’ve all pined over a trend—think ‘ 90s jewelry , tie-dyed clothing, or  white booties —and been crushed when sky-high prices prevented us from experimenting with the style. With  Stylish Steals , we bring you the best weekend sales and deals so you can find affordable versions of the latest trends spotted on the runway, on Instagram, in stores, and on the street. Consider us your new, price-savvy personal shoppers. Fall is in full swing, and that means our denim drawer is being pulled open almost every day. Jeans are the building blocks of autumn outfits, and with the inevitable wear and tear, you're going to need a high-quality pair of jeans to carry you through these chilly fall days. Luckily, one of our all-time favorite places to find high-quality denim, Lucky Brand, is currently having a huge sale, so we can stock up on our new go-to jeans without breaking the bank. From now until November 4th, Lucky Brand is offering a buy one pair o...