DEAR MISS MANNERS – I am a 19-year-old college student, but I do not like to dress in “modern fashions” as defined by my fellow students (torn jeans and revealing tops), but dress in handmade tailored jackets and dresses with heels. I am often taunted by fellow students, but I am now insulted by random strangers in public as to why I don’t “dress my own age,” and choose to take cues from my …
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No such thing as dressing one’s age – Wed, 15 Jun 2011 PST
Rainbow was so excited to get some jeans and cardigan weather last week that she rolled out two denim-themed columns. Read her first column about getting back into your jeans after childbirth at
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil — Rodrigo de Almeira had dug for 15 hours through mud and debris, and he looked like it. Auburn mud covered his head, his ripped shirt, his torn jeans and his rubber sandals. When asked Wednesday whether he had been able to save anyone from the massive landslide in the slum where he lives, he silently shook his head.
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In Brazil, death toll from flooding at 119
Every day is a holiday for something. Today is a good day to clean out all of those old, out-of-date jeans.
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Day What? (Omaha World-Herald)
Unhappily unattached menfolk of America, that soul patch beneath your lower lip may be discouraging a potential soul mate from sticking around through the salad course of your first date. And the stakes are as high as the waist on those dad jeans.
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Dating don’ts – Sat, 27 Feb 2010 PST (The Spokesman-Review)
Avid hunter, fisherman is also a renowned music composer TIETON —Doug Nott is every bit an outdoorsman, right down to the Cabela’s cap on his head and the worn-to-fraying jeans and tattered vest. Douglas D. Nott is an award-winning composer whose music is performed by symphony orchestras and high school bands not only around the country,
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Are you a T-shirt-and-jeans person with a chintz living room, or someone who loves the structure of a suit but wakes up in a shabby chic bedroom? The decorating world is shifting toward a streamlined look that, at the very least, complements the personal style that people already incorporate into their wardrobes. “It’s a really modern thing that people look more and more like their houses,” says …
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Home accessorizing – Sun, 08 Nov 2009 PST (The Spokesman-Review)
There are two little words standing between you and your skinny jeans, and they’re not “chocolate” and “fries.” They’re “if only.”
Continue here: Get Healthy Tri-State: The secret to making your skinny jeans fit (The Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
Americans cut back on their clothing spending across the board in 2008. All, that is, except for blue jeans. And spendy, high-end blue jeans in particular were selling at a pace ahead of past years.
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Jeans sales hint at recovery – Mon, 27 Apr 2009 PST (The Spokesman-Review)