Custo Barcelona is a contemporary fashion brand based in Barcelona, Spain. Today, the company has expanded to different countries in North America, Europe, Asia and Latin America.

Custo Dalmau and David Dalmau founded Custo Barcelona in the early 1980s after travelling around the world. The southern Californian beach lifestyle and hippie psychedelic looks influenced their clothing venture. The brand’s trademark style is seen through their attention to graphic design on print patterns and a bold play of colors on their fabrics and garment ensembles. The Custo Barcelona brand represents color, diversity and glamour.

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• Custo Barcelona 2011-2012 Fall Winter Campaign

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Levi’s is one of the most famous denim jeans brands in history and in the world. In 1853, Bavarian born immigrant, Levi Strauss, set up a small dry goods store selling clothing, blankets, handkerchiefs, etc in San Francisco. The business grew and prospered through the years.

In 1872-73, a Reno, Nevada tailor, Jacob Davis collaborated with Levi Strauss to use New Hampshire’s Amoskeag Mill denim and produce his newly invented process of using copper rivets in waist overalls and pants.

In 1886, the Two Horse brand leather patch was first used on the waist overalls. This symbolized strength of the pants and recognition as an originator of patent riveted clothing.

Today, American icon Levi’s continues to clothe the world. Currently, the company operates other brands such as Dockers, Denizen and Signature by Levi Strauss & Co. which are worn by all walks of life. Recently, they introduced Water<Less Jeans and Levi’s Curve ID.

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• Levi’s Made & Crafted 2011-2012 Fall Winter Womens Collection
• Levi’s Made & Crafted 2011-2012 Fall Winter Mens Collection
• Levi’s Europe Monochrome Collection 2011-2012 Fall Winter
• Levi’s 2011 Fall Lookbook
• dENiZEN 2011-2012 Fall Winter Collection South Korea
• dENiZEN 2011-2012 Fall Winter Lookbook
• Jean Culture Initial Brand Page: dENiZEN by Levi Strauss & Co.
• Jean Culture Initial Brand Page: Signature by Levi Strauss & Co.

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It’s showtime for these fashionable jeans. CJ is short for Cookie Johnson. She is the wife of NBA Lakers legend, sports personality and businessman Magic Johnson. With a Michigan State degree in Retailing of Clothing and Textiles, Cookie ventured into the world of denim fashion.

CJ by Cookie Johnson jeans are premium denim jeans for that special figure. Styles include bootcut, straight, boyfriend, high waist and leggings.

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• Cj by Cookie Johnson 2012 Spring Collection
• Cj by Cookie Johnson 2011 Fall Lookbook

Eddie Bauer is known today not just for its outdoor clothing but also how it integrated its brand in Ford vehicles, car seats, strollers, diaper bags, camping gear, lane furniture and even interior paint. The company was established in 1920 in Seattle by Pacific Northwest outdoorsman Eddie Bauer. In the 1930s, he was able to patent a regulation badminton shuttlecock and the “Skyliner” which is the first quilted goose down jacket in North America. Eddie Bauer was also the first independent company to incorporate their logo in the United States Army uniform. Currently, the brand has collaborated with Whittaker Mountaineering and Rainier Mountaineering, Inc to produce an expedition outfitting called First Ascent.

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www.eddiebauer.com

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• Eddie Bauer 2011 Fall Preview

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The name Paige is an English surname and a spelling variation of Page. In medieval times, a page was an attendant to a knight. It is from an Old French word meaning “young helper” or an apprentice.

Paige Premium Denim was founded in 2004 by Miss California 1991 and fit model Paige Adams-Geller. Before starting her own jeans line, Paige Adams-Geller worked diligently as the industry’s sought after fit model for denim brands such as Guess, Seven, Joe’s Jeans, Lucky Brand, Citizens of Humanity, Habitual, True Religion and a lot more. As a fit model, she helped out denim designers carve their own unique brand identities.

Her extensive experience, goofy enthusiasm, attention to technical and creative details paved way for her independent fashion venture. She launched Paige Premium Denim to prove that you don’t have to be a size zero to look and feel great in a pair of designer jeans. The brand focused on creating the “perfect fitting jean” that accentuates the butt and curves.

Headquartered and manufactured in Los Angeles, California, Paige Premium Denim not only established a flagship store in Beverly Hills but also expanded to Europe as well. Today, the brand also offers men’s, kid’s, maternity and petite clothing lines.

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• Paige Premium Denim Behind the Scenes Fall 2011

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The L.L.Bean Flagship Store in Freeport, Maine, U.S.A. has a giant Bean Boot in front of the store. That might be something King Kong or Godzilla would wear in the outdoors.

Hunter and outdoorsman, Leon Leonwood (L.L.) Bean is the man behind the L.L.Bean enterprise. In 1911, after a drenching experience from a hunting trip from the Maine woods, Leon Leonwood Bean came up with an idea to create a comfortable yet functional shoe by stitching leather uppers to workmen’s rubber boots. This innovation called the Maine Hunting Shoe changed the reality of outdoor footwear and started one of many successful family run businesses in the country.

The enterprise began from a basement of the family’s apparel shop. The business mantra that captured the public’s enthusiasm was:

“You cannot expect success hunting deer or moose if your feet are not properly dressed. The Maine Hunting Shoe is designed by a hunter who has tramped the Maine woods for the last 18 years. We guarantee them to give perfect satisfaction in every way.”

Although the first batch of boots were a dud, L.L.Bean countered the setback with a guaranteed refund, correction of the problem, extensive product testing, honest to goodness advertising and ultimate customer satisfaction. L.L.Bean gradually established itself as a trusted and reliable source for outdoor gear, equipment and expert sporting advice.

Today, the company is lead by L.L.Bean‘s grandson, Leon Gorman, and current CEO Christopher McCormick. Aside from footwear, the company has branched out with a full line of clothing, backpacks, tents and commercial partnerships like automotive manufacturer Subaru from 2000-2008. Along with retail, factory outlets around the United States, L.L.Bean has also expanded internationally such as Japan and China.

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