Jean Queen

Think blue is boring? Add some pizzazz to your wardrobe this spring with colored jeans. No longer confined to shades of blue, denim pants now are available in everything from pastel green to bold red.

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Colored Jeans: How to wear this spring's bold trend

Mary McAlister took to the Oglethorpe Mall today to kick off April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month with a sea of jeans and pink shirts."We're here to help," McAlister, director of the Rape Crisis Center, told employees and staff from Belk.

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The Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, the fashion icon has done it again and this time with her new Coral jeans.

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Kate Middleton’s Coral Jeans Spark Rush in Shops for Colored Denim [PHOTOS]

Scratch and sniff products taken to a whole new level.

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COLUMN: Scented jeans idea won’t likely sell

Scratch and sniff products taken to a whole new level.

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COLUMN: Scented jeans idea won’t likely sell

The 24-year-old Barbadian singer has done it once again. In the latest ad for Armani Jeans, Riri has stripped down to her underwear showing off her toned body and smooth skin.

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Rihanna Does it Again for Armani Jeans – This Time in Her Bed (VIDEO)

Abby Moore is a typical teenager. She is on the student council and participates in FFA and her church youth group. She enjoys sports.

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VEEDERSBURG, Ind. — Fountain Central eighth-grader Abby Moore is working to collect jeans for Aeropostale’s Teens for Jeans program. Moore hopes that Fountain Central can accumulate 500 pairs of jeans to donate to Aeropostale by Wednesday.

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If you have jeans in any size or style that you no longer wear, a Del Norte High club would like to have them. The Do Something Del Norte KIN Club along with the Associated Student Body is collecting gently used jeans so they can be given to homeless teenagers.

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A class of seventh-graders at Richard W. Warren Middle School are collecting donated jeans for homeless teens.  

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Warren students ask for donated jeans