Founded in 2008 in Japan by Daisaku Yamada (Dan), HASO jeans is a designer jeans brand that encourages its customers to be involved in the design of jeans. The word “haso” means creative in Japanese. The denim label embraces the “happy and moved” and “play on jeans” slogans which Daisaku Yamada (Dan) expresses. Their production process incorporates high grade Japanese fabrics from Okayama. Today, HASO jeans has established its fashion presence in China, particularly in Shanghai, Beijing, Hangzhou, Shenyang and Chongqing.

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• HASO 2011-2012 Fall Winter Collection

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One of China’s luxury lifestyle brands with an international presence is Shanghai Tang. Founded in in 1994 by Hong Kong businessman David Tang Wing Cheung, the fashion house is inspired by traditional Han Chinese or Silk Robe clothing. Shanghai Tang also aims to be a global ambassador of contemporary Chinese Chic as it blends Chinese historical landmarks, heritage and craftsmanship with modern styles and dynamic designs of the 21st century.

Shanghai Tang also houses a unique Imperial Tailoring collection that offers custom or made-to-measure services supported by the fine art of traditional Shanghainese tailoring from Sifus or master tailors. The Chinese luxury brand also leads the Mandarin Collar Society to promote a modern chic element through the use of the mandarin collar as an alternative to the traditional necktie.

Shanghai Tang offers ready-to-wear apparel, including denim jeans, for men, women and children. Today the brand has expanded to accessories, home ware and lifestyle experiences through lounge music collections and the Shanghai Tang Café that offers a modern Chinese cuisine experience. From a colorful and nostalgic art deco store in Hong Kong, the company has increased its presence into an international network of 40 boutiques in the world’s most prestigious shopping districts, including Shanghai, Singapore, New York, Las Vegas, Moscow, Dubai, Frankfurt, Paris, London and Madrid.

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• Shanghai Tang 2012 Spring Summer Womens Lookbook
• Shanghai Tang 2012 Spring Summer Mens Lookbook
• Shanghai Tang 2012 Spring Summer Ad Campaign
• Shanghai Tang 2011-2012 Fall Winter Womens Ready-To-Wear Collection
• Shanghai Tang 2011-2012 Fall Winter Mens Ready-To-Wear Collection
• Shanghai Tang 2011-2012 Fall Winter Campaign

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Argentina is popular with its well trained horses, flavorful steaks, vast vineyards, distinct selections of wines, nostalgic tango and the love for soccer. Argentine brand, A.Y. Not Dead, also makes waves in international fashion and designer jeanswear. A.Y. Not Dead is a blend of punk, streetwear and rock & roll.

In 2001, Noel Romero and a friend initiated a label that eventually kicked off the A.Y. Not Dead brand. Back then the first collection named “Now I Love an Argentinian Girl” was a tribute to the Argentine rock band Sumo and a coming home celebration after training in London. It was not until 2003 that brothers, Diego and Martin, together with Noel Romero got their chance for fashion week to launch their collection entitled “Le Freak c’est Chic” which was a celebration of underground culture. This officially marked the launch of their label which grabbed attention among the public and fashion media everywhere. They opened their first store in 2004 in Palermo Viejo.

Buenos Aires-based A.Y. Not Dead continues to make noise. Argentine designer Maria Cher is also in collaboration with their development and collection pieces. From their website, they have stores in Argentina and Chile.

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www.aynotdead.com.ar

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• A.Y. Not Dead 2012-2013 Winter Womens Lookbook
• A.Y. Not Dead 2012-2013 Winter Mens Lookbook
• A.Y. Not Dead 2012 Summer Jeans Selections
• A.Y. Not Dead 2012 Spring Summer Womens Lookbook
• A.Y. Not Dead 2012 Spring Summer Mens Lookbook
• A.Y. Not Dead 2012 Spring Summer Campaign
• A.Y. Not Dead 2011-2012 Fall Winter Womens Collection
• A.Y. Not Dead 2011-2012 Fall Winter Mens Collection
• A.Y. Not Dead 2011-2012 Fall Winter Campaign

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In religion, God is considered omnipotent, omnipresent, and omniscient. In raw denim jeanswear, we have OMNIGOD. Domingo Co. Ltd in Okayama, Japan is the parent company of OMNIGOD. The selvedge denim brand’s focus is to make goods with good wear and comfort through its high quality fabrics and simple fits. OMNIGOD jeans are known for and specialize in vintage distressed denim that are easy to fit in and wear all day long. Currently, OMNIGOD has stores in Daikanyama in Tokyo, Nagoya in Aichi Prefecture, Kitahorie in Osaka and Teramachi in Kyoto, Japan.

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Brazilian fashion house Colcci is among many brands (Sommer, Carmelitas, Triton, Forum and more) carried by the AMC Group of the Menegotti family. Colccii represents youth fashion with an edge. Currently, the brand has expanded to 1,650 multi label stores and 31 countries including Malta, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Spain and U.S.A. The Colcci store in the U.S.A. is in Newwark, New Jersey.

Since 2005, supermodel Gisele Bundchen has been the face of style and fashion for the brand. Colcci jeans have displayed fashion forward designs with zips and patches and sophisticated washes like gray with a vintage distressed flair. Denim jeans’ cuts and fits ride with the dynamic trends of fashionistas today. Aside from jeanswear, denim variations include shorts, skirts, jackets and vests.

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• Colcci 2012 Spring Summer Campaign
• Colcci 2012 Spring Summer Runway Womens Collection
• Colcci 2012 Spring Summer Runway Mens Collection
• Colcci 2011-2012 Fall Winter Campaign
• Colcci 2011 Spring Summer Campaign

In the 1990s, “Naked and Famous” was the name of the song by post-grunge punk rock band The Presidents of the United States of America. Today, Naked & Famous is a jeans brand that uses the most unique and rare Japanese denim. The textile mills from Japan combine old school and modern methods to produce the kind of denim purists will love.

Controversially, Naked & Famous Denim is actually a satire of our celebrity obsessed culture. Newspaper and magazine headlines often replace viable news stories with a dumbed down glorified celebrity hype. “Hollywood” and “Glamour” brands sell hundreds of dollars for a pair of jeans which Ms. X wears. They sell at these accelerated prices not based on its quality but because it’s the new miracle drug.

To complement its satirical namesake, the Naked & Famous Denim logo is inspired by a 1950′s Pop Art. During that era, the “ideal blonde” was a satire of mass media and culture.

Canadian brand, Naked & Famous Denim, is all about raw and simple. No washes. No embroidery. No embellishments. No knick knacks. No gimmicks. They showcase their denim jeans with modern fits and the best fabric that comes from Japan.

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• Naked & Famous Denim 2011 Fall Styles

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