Facebook frenzy is spreading ahead of the company's big-time stock market debut, with anything from Mark Zuckerberg's hoodie to the billion-dollar buy of Instagram sparking controversy.
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Napier City Council will not be supporting the Napier Family Centre's Jeans Day fundraiser today, as jeans are "inappropriate" attire for many of the public services the council provides.In council correspondence sent to Hawke's…
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Jeans ban for Napier City Council staff
What is business casual? All we know it's not jeans (maybe) and khakis (perhaps, we're not sure.) All we do know is that we're not sure how to define it.
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Serena Altschul explores the history of denim, from America's mines to the designer jean stores of today.
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There are 1-2-3-4,000 bands that sound just like the Ramones, and 99 percent of them are interchangeable and unremarkable. So why is Portland, Ore., trio Mean Jeans part of the one percent that makes an impossibly rudimentary, decades-old formula sound as fresh and fun as ever? Read full article >>
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Bangalore, March 22 (IANS) Coinciding with the World Water Day, global apparel brand Levi's Strauss & Co Thursday unveiled its 'waterless' jeans collection for this year's spring season.
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Dressed in blue jeans and joined by rival athletes, Canada's skicross team skied down the hill that claimed the life of teammate Nik Zoricic.
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Target has joined the ranks of other clothing stores who have banned the practice of sandblasting denim because the technique has been linked with an incurable form of lung cancer
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The classic symbol of the American West is now a staple in wardrobes around the world. But why?
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She wears jeans, uses no make-up and rarely speaks in public — Chow Mei-ching is not a glamorous first lady, but she has captured Taiwan people's hearts with her low-key charm.
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Taiwan's 'Cool Lady': Wife a boon for re-elected Ma