It was sometime in my late 20s that I felt a shift, repulsed by my collection of what I had increasingly decided was just a ...

True Religion has new owners after the jeans company made a comeback in the aftermath of two bankruptcy filings. The Y2K-era jeans brand, now an urban staple and popular in the hip hop community ...

A bride says she lost friends and family over her budget wedding where she chose to wear jeans and a plaid shirt over a traditional, expensive wedding dress. Amie Barron, 22, married her now ...

True Religion’s distinctive, $400 jeans were everywhere in 2005: in paparazzi shots of early reality stars Paris Hilton and Jessica Simpson, lyrics of “My Humps” by the Black Eyed Peas ...

Because we both know better than to mess with a tried-and-true closet staple ... Gaines styled a vibrant red collared shirt with a yellow baseball cap, straight-leg jeans, and double-buckle ...

Nothing beats the combination of plaid flannel shirts and denim jeans. This classic combination is ideal for casual outings or laid back weekends. Choose blue jeans to keep it classic, or go for ...

The idea of wearing jeans and T-shirts as if everything is normal feels bizarre. Is there a way to signal mourning? A black armband? Foolish worry, I know, but it’s already hard to interact with ...

Simple, smart, and slightly nerdy in the best way—it works just as well with jeans as it does under a shirt. Styling tip: Wear with slim-fit cargos, layer with an open flannel, and finish with ...

as a leading sport brand, has always promoted sport as a way to embrace self-expression and joy. Through the launch of ‘Go Wild’, PUMA is championing the power of unveiling your true self ...

Sending children back to school in new sneakers, jeans and T-shirts is likely to cost US families significantly ... used to make footwear and apparel shocked US retailers and brands. Before Trump’s ...

One of the alums, in his late 40s then, came to us and professed the benefits of religion and spirituality to us. We were 25 then and thought that the man had lost his senses. We wished him well.