People in blue jeans and "bling" will help feed children and adults in Coastal Georgia.
Members of the Potomac Senior High School National Honor Society collected over 100 pairs of jeans to donate to the homeless during a "Teens for Jeans" drive at the school Saturday morning.
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Members of the Potomac Senior High School National Honor Society collected over 100 pairs of jeans to donate to the homeless during a "Teens for Jeans" drive at the school Saturday morning.
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Potomac High School students hold 'Teens for Jeans' drive
STUDENTS of STYLE
/ Category: Jean NewsTommy Hilfiger started his fashion empire by customizing jeans and reselling them at a store in his hometown of Elmira, N.Y. Ralph Lauren sold ties to his grade-school classmates.
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Brand started by 3 Philadelphia moms provide remedy for muffin tops and plumber’s pants.
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Not much of a stretch to like these jeans (The Indianapolis Star)
On an isolated pasture west of Downtown, a handful of cops wore blue jeans, flannel shirts and heavy boots. They carried lead ropes instead of sidearms. For an office, they shared an old, beaten-down trailer next to a rickety barn.
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Known for selling everything from patio furniture to blue jeans, supersized Meijer is preparing to pepper the Midwest with downsized versions of its traditional stores — putting the focus mainly on groceries.
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In this economy, there’s a deal and then there’s a bargain. There’s the $20 pair of jeans at Kohl’s or Walmart. And then there’s the $6 pair at Goodwill.
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Resale shops thriving in recession (The Indianapolis Star)
Tell us about what you’re wearing. “I’m wearing an American Eagle pink jacket, skinny jeans, gray suede boots and a Coach purse.” Who or what most influences your style?
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Style File: Charlesia Armstrong (The Advocate)
Women don’t need to spend a fortune to get the same look as high-priced designer jeans.
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Just the right fit for curvy bodies (The Indianapolis Star)