The bones that washed up on the banks of the Des Plaines River last spring were found with some Gap blue jeans the same size John Spira wore. In the pocket was a pair of guitar picks which Spira, an accomplished blues guitarist, very well may have been carrying. There was also Orajel toothache medicine. Spira happened to have had a tooth pulled just before he vanished, and Orajel is something he …
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Police are investigating the possible theft of more than $20,000 worth of jeans by a former employee at the Diesel outlet store at the Chicago Premium Outlets mall.
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$450 jeans? They’re a steal (The Fox Valley Villages Sun)
Impressioni, a men’s and women’s boutique featuring a Euro Clothing culture, is moving from 315 S. Main St. to 125 S. Washington St. Impressioni has been at the Main Street address for more than a year and had plans to relocate about Jan. 1.They feature all the hottest and most exclusive shirts, dresses, jeans and accessories. Women’s styles include: Bejeweled (an edgy brand created with …
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Trendy clothing store joins downtown (The Naperville Sun)
Richard Phillips, captain of the Maersk Alabama, must be thankful to the U.S. Navy Seals who rescued him from the Somali pirates in April. He donated a pair of his jeans as material for three Christmas stockings and wrote notes of encouragement to the Navy personnel who will receive them.
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If you find anyone giving blue jeans to everyone they know this holidayseason, you might want to ask if they’ve seen the softer side of Sears’security.
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Four men plus 162 pairs of pants equals jail time (The Herald News)
Twist, a women’s fashion boutique, has twisted from 33½ Jefferson to its new location at 206 S. Washington, former home to Climate. The new store is bigger, better and stroller-friendly! Having been in business for five years, Twist carries the best-fitting and hottest denim lines, including Hudson, William Rast and Joe’s Jeans.Tops and dresses are available from favorite fashion designers …
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Comings & Goings Fashion boutique tries on a new downtown location (The Naperville Sun)
In 1984, Kevin Bacon stepped onto the big screen in a pair of worn-out jeans and a T-shirt and danced his way into the hearts of women and teenage girls in a movie called “Footloose.”
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Footloose comes to the Paramount (The Courier News)
First they collected shoes. Then it was jeans. After that, athletic shoes. What’s next, you ask? Toiletries. Those are some examples of community service drives conducted by the Jewel Middle School Leo Club.
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Leo Club kids roaring about service (The Batavia Sun)
Everyone has heard of “mom” jeans and I know we have all seen the low, low, low rise jeans, so I set out to find the happy medium.
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Jeans for all at Louis Joliet (The Beacon News)
Young (and old) followers of “The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants” book and movie series planned to dive into another sisterhood Jan. 21.
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Author’s success in her jeans (The Naperville Sun)