So what the latest thing in denim? Well…

Acid’s making a comeback. It’s true. Apparently acid washed jeans have hit Hollywood by storm for the moment and Kate Bosworth is studying Molly Ringwald in The Breakfast Club for her upcoming role in the remake. OK – not true.
Brittney filled us all in on the most searched for jeans by AOL denim fanatics everywhere.
The Celebrity Baby Blog announced an amazing sweepstakes for mommies-to-be. They are giving away three, yes three, pairs of Paige Premium Denim Maternity Jeans to one, sorry just one, lucky reader of their wonderful blog.
guttersniper comments on the tightness of Doreon jeans
Flo Rida shows everyone why the moon is just as bright as the sun when you wear saggy jeans.

Thanks for stopping by and until next time..

This week:

The nice fit of CAbi pants on athletic booties is discovered.
We catch a glimpse of artist Damien Hirst’s vintage jean art
We learn from the lovely HotforWords that the words “jeans”, “denim”, and “dungarees” are all toponyms.
We spot Britney and Lynn Spears in True Religions

Until next time.

This week:

We got a few tips from Tina Safi of the La Jolla Light and Jessica Carsey of the LA Fairchild Denim Bar on finding the perfect pair of jeans for you.
We learn where to find free two day shipping of Lucky Brand Jeans at I Love A Good Sale.
Teenfashionista tries to put aside her fear of showing too much toe cleavage in her quest to find a pair of brown flats that go with her jeans and a dress.

Let us know if you have something that you would like to share in “This Week In Denim”.

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During the previous week:

We learned a little more about the history of denim jeans and where to find affordable jeans in the process.

We saw why Katie Holmes has some flare in her step.

We remembered how wonderful it is to pick up a new pair of jeans after we have lost a few pounds.

Thanks for stopping by.  See you next time.
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