Looking for a new fairytale dress for your daughter to wear this summer ? You should definitely try on a denim dress. Most mothers dress girls in denim overalls and shorts, skirts , but you can make a wow statement with something special, such as a denim dress , and why not with a tulle skirt .

A little more about jeans as clothing

Fashion trends come and go, but jeans are an element of clothing that will always be a staple in many wardrobes.

Every season, trend reports constantly claim that denim is there, but the truth is that denim has never gone out of style. This textile has established its own history over the years . In fact, jeans are a fashion project that has definitely had its ups and downs and has evolved significantly all the time.


Before French actresses and supermodels enchanted blue jeans, only workers wore sturdy twill fabric - developed in 1873 by Jacob Davis and Levi Strauss - to work. Almost immediately after that, other manufacturers followed suit, producing their own versions of the original Levi 501 jeans. Special denim clothing. Denim jackets, overalls, skirts, pants ... Each new interpretation of denim has stood the test of time, constantly meeting every new change: new washes, bleach, cuts, cuts and age-old jewelry, some of which have survived the cycle of trends more than once.

History of jeans

In the 1920s and 1930s, jeans became a popular western garment in the United States, worn by miners, cowboys, and other male workers in need of sturdy, wear -resistant clothing. In 1936, Levi Strauss added his red flag with a signature to the back pocket of his jeans, making it the first item of clothing to have a designer label on the outside. It was in the 1930s that Vogue magazine presented its first fashion model in denim on the cover, hinting that jeans might be a fashion statement for women, not just reserved as practical clothing for working men.

Mademoiselle Cover, 1943 - Magazine cover

Jeans - durable enough for digging in the dirt, but still looking chic - adorn the cover of Mademoiselle magazine in a charming moment for mom.

Marilyn Monroe and Keith Andy, 1952

Marilyn's perfect-looking jeans , worn in the classic movie Clash by Night, turn out to be as sexy as the movie itself. Jeans at the time were not yet casual wear for women, and the wardrobe on screen probably managed to inspire fans to take their pair of jeans .

Princess Diana, 1997

Jeans are always a good idea. Even Lady Dee thought so. She was the first member of the royal family to be photographed in denim .

Nowadays, jeans (denim) are attributed to fashion . From celebrities on the big screen to businessmen, from ordinary people to high-life people, from students to students - over the years it has become clear that everyone is addicted to wearing jeans .

According to the requirements and reviews of consumers of jeans , the modification is made from year to year. With each decade, significant changes in the styles of jeans are noticed.

For making jeans

Jeans are made of a material called denim . The name "denim" comes from the name of a healthy fabric called "Serge de Nimes", originally produced in Nimes, France, hence "de Nimes" - "denim". The weavers of Nimes tried to reproduce the cotton corduroy that was famous in the city of Genoa, Italy, but without luck. By trial and error, they developed another twill fabric that became known as denim. This is a cotton fabric in which the weft passes under two or more bases. The main threads are dyed in indigo, while the weft threads remain white, giving the denim blue on one side and white on the other.


Children's denim dress with tulle

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Interesting facts about jeans

  • The orange thread that Levi Strauss & Co. used for sewing jeans , is a trademark. It is used as a distinctive feature and to match the color of the copper rivets.
  • Rivets are used on jeans to make them stronger, especially on pockets. In the beginning Levi Strauss & Co. puts rivets on all pockets, front and back, but people complained that rivets on the back pockets scratched the seats and chairs, so they covered them first and then pulled them out completely from the back.
  • Making a pair of Levi 501s requires 37 separate sewing operations.
  • Lewis' oldest known pair of jeans was found in 1997 and is 100 years old.
  • The first name of the jeans was "waist overall".
  • The first label ever attached to a garment was a red flag sewn to the back pocket of Levi Strauss's jeans.
  • The jeans were first dyed indigo because the darker color hid the dirt better.
  • At the time, when jeans were worn by factory workers, men's jeans had zippers on the front, but women's jeans had zippers on the sides.
  • A boutique in New York's eastern neighborhood called Limbo was the first retailer to ship a new pair of jeans to get a used, worn-out effect on the fabric. This is becoming a new fashion hit.
  • Twenty thousand tons of indigo are produced annually for dyeing jeans.
  • The name "denim" comes from the name of a healthy fabric called "serge de Nimes", originally produced in Nimes, France.
  • About 225 pairs of jeans can be made from one bale of cotton.
  • Statistically, every American has an average of seven pairs of blue jeans.
  • The day of blue jeans is considered to be May 20, 1873 - the date on which Jacob Davis and Levi Strauss and Co. received a patent for blue jeans.
  • Blue jeans were banned in certain places such as schools, theaters and restaurants in the 1950s because they were seen as a form of rebellion against conformism.
  • Over 50% of denim is produced in Asia, especially in China, India and Bangladesh.
  • To eliminate shrinkage, most of the denim fabric is washed with water after staining.
  • Indigo, which is used to color denim for jeans, is a very old color that was made from plants, but is now produced synthetically.
  • Stretch denim is a type of denim that is used for "skinny" jeans. It is not made of pure cotton, but has an elastic component such as elastane.
  • Only a few grams of indigo are needed to color each pair of blue jeans.
  • Approximately 450 million pairs of jeans are sold in the United States each year.
  • Blue jeans became popular for the first time outside the United States, thanks to American soldiers during World War II who wore jeans when they were not on duty.