The boxers are attached to the jeans’ waistband with three levels of snaps so that wearers can let their jeans sag a little or a lot.
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Sagz jeans stay up, the boxers are built in
FORT MITCHELL, Ky. – They wore jeans, kids got donations. The staff of the Kenton County Attorney’s office donated over $1,000 to the Diocesan Catholic Children’s Home. This money was collected throughout the 2009 year through a voluntary $2 weekly donation.
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Jeans For Donations To Children’s Home (The Kentucky Post)
Fashion house uses Kentucky craftsmen to make denim wear. Check Lu-Ann’s Kentucky News Review for more information.
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rag & bone jeans made in Kentucky (Lexington Herald-Leader)
The new Americans wore suits and ties or spaghetti straps and jeans.
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Debra Richards dresses to fit her mood — you might see her in jeans one day, a sundress the next. But as a former ballet/modern/tap dancer, “I do like the aesthetic of a dancer’s clothing,” says Richards, a historic-preservation specialist with Metro Louisville.
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A dancer’s aesthetic (Louisville Courier-Journal)
Hollywood designer-denim favorite Joe’s Jeans are now available at Dillard’s in Mall St. Matthews. Shoppers will find a variety of styles from the label in the contemporary department.
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Joe’s Jeans at Dillard’s (Louisville Courier-Journal)
Fashions and accessories from rocker chick Gwen Stefani’s popular L.A.M.B. collection have arrived at Von Maur in Oxmoor Center. Included are dresses, a candy-stripe blazer and pencil skirt, a navy utility skirt, hoodies and sweats, jeans, T-shirts and cardigans priced between $95 and $295.
Continue here: Stefani’s styles at Von Maur (Louisville Courier-Journal)
There’s no apron, no mom jeans or frump of any kind. These days, it’s all about being a “momshell,” the latest term used to describe a new generation of bombshell moms.
Continue here: Society takes notice of hot moms (Louisville Courier-Journal)
Think Pink is the theme of Saturday night’s 8th annual “Alternative Prom” at the Evansville Marriott Hotel on U.S. 41. The event from 7 p.m. to midnight is sponsored by TSA Youth Group, a gay-straight alliance of young people age 21 and younger. Cost is $10 at the door ($12 for adults). Attire ranges from formal dresses and tuxedos to jeans, according to a spokesman for the Tri-State Alliance. …
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8th annual Alternative Prom is Saturday (Evansville Courier & Press)
Authorities in Kentucky were on the lookout Monday for three escaped convicts from an Indiana prison now thought to have stolen several guns during a home-invasion robbery.
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