Robin Chretien is the founder and designer of Robin’s Jean. Born in Lyon, France, Robin’s creativity and passion comes from his roots, particularly his parents. He ventured overseas and landed in Los Angeles, California in 1996. His talents brought him recognition among denim brands such as Blue Cult and Hudson Jeans. His warrior spirit and a fondness for motorcycles, antique cars and vintage cinema brought forth a dream to launch his own brand. In 2005, He established Robin’s Jean with the signature gold wings which symbolized his childhood dreams of freedom and flight. Robin’s Jean products are sold in approximately 800 specialty stores with major retail partners nationwide and in the international market.

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Graft surgery refers to a medical procedure moving tissue or skin from one host to another part of the body or to another person without using its own blood supply. Eventually, a new blood supply grows in after it is transferred. The transplanted tissue is called a skin graft. Skin grafting is often used to treat trauma, extensive wounds, burns and skin loss due to infection.

The eclectic transplantation of leather fabrics into a collection of fanciful couture garments is what the Los Angeles-based brand, Skingraft Designs, is known for. Vaudeville circus performers and costume design enthusiasts, Jonny Cota and Cassidy Haley founded Skingraft in 2005. Designer Katie Kay joined them in 2007. The brand’s style span from post-apocalyptic designs, Blade-Runner-Aeon-Flux-esque edginess, Victorian elements, outlaw cowboy Western appeal and romantic high end streetwear aesthetics.

Well known personalities, such as Adam Lambert, Gerard Way of My Chemical Romance, Beyonce, Juliette Lewis, Amanda Palmer, Fergie and Black Eyed Peas, Margaret Cho and Kat Von D have been spotted to wear Skingraft.

On denim, they currently offer:

• Mens Stretch Denim Pant in Black: Four pocket denim pant with angular seaming on legs and removal back flap.
• Mens Leather Combo Pants in Black: Stretch denim fitted pants with leather details and pleats.
• Mens Fitted Pants in Black: Black stretch denim with pleated details around the knee and top portion

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• Skingraft 2012 Spring Summer Mens Collection
• Skingraft 2011-2012 Fall Winter Womens Collection
• Skingraft 2011-2012 Fall Winter Mens Collection

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A black orchid is a mythical unicorn of the orchid flower world. There has been no orchid found to be truly black in color. Instead, the flower is a darker shade of blue which looks black to the naked eye. Black orchids are popular in stories involving witchcraft, fiction, spooky legends, myths and pop culture comic characters. They are believed to be mysterious and magical.

Just as the flower, Black Orchid denim also symbolizes rarity and beauty found in something simple yet affordable form. Founder, Julien Jarmoune, took his passion and talent to design clothes which uniquely flatter a woman’s figure. Many celebrities, including Jessica Alba, Fergie, Gwen Stefani, Demi Moore, Katherine Heigl, Dakota Fanning, AnnaLynne McCord, Hilary Duff, Nikki Reed, Paris Hilton, Marcia Cross and Emmy Rossum, have been spotted wearing these Black Orchid denim jeans out on the city streets.

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• Black Orchid Denim 2012 Spring Summer Ad Campaign

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A gene is a molecular unit passed on to many generations from a living organism. It is made up of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid), RNA (ribonucleic acid) and other proteins. A DNA has a double helix shape, which is like a ladder twisted into a spiral. Genes are hereditary. It decides how the offspring will act, how the body will work and how it looks, such as eye or hair color.

On the other hand, Genetic Denim is a Los Angeles, California based denim label known for its soft jeans. Founded in 2006 by Ali Fatourechi, Shaun Hurley and Scott Sartiano, Genetic Denim has expanded its distribution to more than 200 stores domestically and also internationally to Japan, Canada and Australia. The brand prides itself with its fit, fabrication and individuality.

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• Genetic Denim 2012 Spring Summer Mens Collection

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On a vintage cassette tape, you have an A side and a B side. Furthermore, there is always two sides of the same coin. In today’s trendy denim jeans, we have Los Angeles, CA based Bleulab.

Founded by Carl Jones, Bleulab breaks the mold of one-dimensional thinking. Their signature style is the two way reversible denim which can take you from day to night. Bleulab jeans are a nice blend of fashion and function catered to the modern independent woman who is also an adventurer. In fact, their denim styles are named similar to road signs such as Detour, Curve, Interhoodie and Paved.

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The downtown Los Angeles controversial brand, has been infamously known for its sexually charged advertising and brutally honest messages with raw or non existent Photoshop fake airbrushing seen in tons of ads today. American Apparel is a vertically integrated manufacturer, distributor and retailer which operates more than 285 retail stores in 20 countries. Their production facilities also conduct environmentally friendly procedures, such as using solar power, recycling fabric scraps and utilizing organic cotton, plus sustainable processes such as “Creative Reuse”.

American Apparel was founded in 1989 by Canadian Dov Charney, who had an established experience in shirts and a fascination with American culture. With its previous success as a wholesale brand, the company expanded into the retail business. The stores are marketed and designed individually usually located in areas for urban renewal and underground culture. In 2007, the company opened a retail location for vintage clothing called California Select in Echo Park in Los Angeles, CA. Aside from their advocacy in immigration reform, the company also spearheaded the Legalize campaigns with Legalize LA, Legalize Gay and Repeal Prop 8.

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