The All-Seeing Eye, composed of a single human eye with beams of light, is a universal symbol of the Supreme Being’s protection and guidance. On the other hand, the Evil Eye is a look causing injury or bad luck on the person at whom it is directed. It is also considered a sickness transmitted unintentionally or intentionally by someone who is jealous or envious.

In many cultures, regions and eras where the Evil Eye belief occurs, the All-Seeing Eye, commonly in a reflective eye charm form, is one of many apotropaic talismans used to ward off this type of danger or evil. In Turkish culture, the Nazar (Nazar Boncugu or Nazar Boncuk or evil eye stone) is a protective amulet against the Evil Eye. The talisman is usually made of colored glass with concentric circles or droplet shapes. The color spread from the outside to the center shows dark blue or black then white then light blue or yellow and finally dark blue at the center. The blue glass eye charm mirrors back the blue of the evil eye and confounds its influence.

The Nazar is utilized as a fashionable avatar by Mavi Jeans. Founded in Istanbul, Turkey in 1991, Mavi Jeans is its nation’s first fashion brand to hit international fame. Mavi Jeans is sold in over 50 countries worldwide. The designer denim jeans brand is known for its fashion forward styles and exotic Mediterranean feel, aptly coined “Maviterranean” by fashionistas. Together with designer Rifat Ozbek, Mavi introduced a special line of organic denim with a Mediterranean influence. Mavi, which means blue in Turkish, is also recognized for its great quality and fit. In 2006, Time Magazine included Mavi Jeans in the top 16 best jeans brand in the world.

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Aristotle defined virtue as a midpoint of two extremes. Virtue balances between a defective trait and an excess of an attribute. Thus, courage lies at the center of cowardice and recklessness. And halfway between self pity and narcissism is confidence.

Los Angeles, California based premium denim company, Denim of Virtue, is a balance between sexiness and sophistication. Most of all, the styles are derived from universal virtues such as love, justice, innocence, hope and character. Denim of Virtue is inspired by the finer things in life. The details, craftsmanship and creativity are harmonized together to bring the perfect fit and style.

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You have seen it on a trenchcoat, purse, umbrella or scarf. Its distinctive trademark pattern is among the most recognized luxury brands and cultural icons in the world today. Yet, it’s also one of the most widely counterfeited labels around.

In 1856, Thomas Burberry, a former draper’s apprentice, founded and opened his first store in Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. Initially, the store focused on outdoors attire. By 1880, Thomas Burberry had invented a tearproof water resistant yet breathable fabric called gabardine. In 1901, the Burberry Equestrian Knight Logo was designed containing the Latin word “Prorsum”, meaning forwards. Queen Elizabeth II and the Prince of Wales granted the company the Royal Warrants of Appointment to recognize that Burberry is an official supplier to the royal family. Around the 1950s, the Burberry brand was bought by a United Kingdom based firm called Great Universal Stores, which has now split its company into Home Retail Group and Experian.

The Burberry classic check or Haymarket check, with the black, white and red pattern tartan, was initially used as a trenchcoat lining. After that the Burberry check started showing up in umbrellas, scarves and luggage. A more exploded, bigger and slanted diamond mitre pattern, called the Novacheck, catered to the younger market. Fairly recently in 2006, an even more exploded version of the Novacheck called Housecheck debuted during a runway show.

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The success of Roc-A-Fella Records spearheaded the launch of the Rocawear urban clothing label. In 1995, Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter and Damon Dash started the apparel brand initially as a young men’s sportswear line.

Rocawear has expanded its market reach by numerous licensing such as Kids Headquarters for children, Signature for juniors, Gina Group for socks, M. London for handbags and belts, Endurance for big & tall, Nas Industries for headwear, K&M Associates for jewelry, Age Group for ladies intimates and mens underwear, Topline for women’s shoes, The Vestal Group for watches, Colors in Optics for sunglasses and co-branding with PRO-Keds for athletic footwear. In 2007, Jay-Z sold the rights of the Rocawear label to Iconix Brand Group, which operates other fashion brands like Joe Boxer, Candie’s, Ocean Pacific, Mossimo, London Fog, Mudd, Starter and many more.

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To feel “fine” or to say “fine” could mean a million things in the world. It could even get you into trouble. The word “fine” could also be an acronym to F-Freak out, I-Insecure, N-Narcotic and E-Emotional. But to be “superfine” is a totally different issue. Superfine is about super styling with a great attitude. It very well means the hot designer denim jeans from London.

Superfine London jeans was founded in 2003 by Lucy Pinter and Flora Evans. They are among the pioneers of the skinny jean silhouette frenzy rocking the fashion world today. They make rock and roll style jeans with a real London attitude. It’s a mixture of edgy punk and pure denim enthusiasm.

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Some people say that genuine faith is tested and found amidst adversity and pain. But others attest that True Religion is seen with a smiling Buddha strumming a guitar on their favorite designer denim jeans.

From previous affiliations with brands such as Bella Dahl, Jefri Jeans and Hippie Jeans, Jeffrey Lubell and wife Kimberly founded True Religion Brand Jeans in 2002. Los Angeles, California based, True Religion Apparel Inc. and through their subsidiary Guru Denim Inc., manufacture, develop, design and sell high fashion jeans, sportswear, apparel and accessories.

The entry and inception of True Religion Brand Jeans in the designer denim jeans industry rocked the fashion world. They are one of the pioneers of ultra high end denim in colorful and thick contrast stitching, twisted inseams and stylishly embroidered large flap back pockets. To add to that, the trademark smiling Buddha strumming a guitar and horseshoe shaped rear details are some of the more recognizable labels in designer jeans. The millennium has definitely seen this chic bohemian design trend spread out through fashionistas around the world.

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