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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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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• Denim of Virtue 2011-2012 Fall Winter Collection
• Denim of Virtue 2010 Fall Collection
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The sun has been a transcending symbol of many ideals and virtues from different cultures and traditions for many generations. It has represented a collective identity of a nation. It has initiated a unique faith that guided a certain culture. Even to an individual, it has even brought hope to a new day.

For a Pasadena, California, USA based tailor made denim and indigo goods store, the sun brings back nostalgia and defines today’s true American style. The Rising Sun & Co. is deeply rooted with American heritage and spirit. Former Lucky Brand jeans designer, Michael Hodis founded Rising Sun jeans as a custom made denim company. They use selvage and organic indigo fabrics to weave them through shuttle looms from America’s oldest denim mills. Rising Sun jeans are handcrafted in their 1930s haberdashery and sewn by craftsmen on turn of the century industrial sewing machines. It’s a traditional approach in a modern world. It’s rooted in rich denim heritage which then merges itself into the fashionable jeans styles of today.

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Imagine yourself in Mark Twain’s era during the adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn overlapping in this internet generation but trekking with a fashionable attitude that only Current/Elliott can offer.

It’s a mix of nostalgic tailoring and nouveau styling. In their various collections you’ll see Elephant Bells, Harley vests, Tea Party dresses, Ruffle Smocks, Market Tops, Slouchy crops and Rolled Boyfriend jeans. On the other side, there are Railroad jackets, Buckle Backs and Skinny denim.

Emily Current, Meritt Elliott and Serge Azria founded the Current/Elliott brand in July 2008. They all shared a vision in creating a new denim concept with vintage denim roots. Betsee Isenberg, owner of 10Eleven Showroom, joined in to develop the brand further. Together they carved a special niche in this vast global denim market.

Current/Elliott is a breath of fresh air to an American timeless fashion.

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What do you get when you mash up these three things? The nitty gritty action-packed vibe of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. A modish designer denim jeans with those trendy embroidered flap back pockets. Affliction style fashion with skulls and wings. It’s Xtreme Couture Clothing.

Xtreme Couture Clothing is founded by American mixed martial artist, wrestler and the former heavyweight champion of the Ultimate Fighting Championship Randy Couture. Xtreme Couture Clothing is also rooted from the mixed martial arts training organization that Couture started. Among which several famous MMA athletes, such as Tyson Griffin and Gray Maynard, act as instructors and trainers in the gym. Several well known MMA and UFC fighters like Quinton “Rampage” Jackson, Tim SIlva, Josh Barnett, “Big” John McCarthy and Georges St-Pierre are also fans of the designer denim jeans and clothing line.

Aside from denim jeans, Xtreme Couture Clothing also carries a variety of apparel including tees, polos, thermals, hoods, hats, board shorts, 2fers and jerseys.

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What is William Rast? Who is William Rast? William Rast is a clothing company in Los Angeles, California founded in 2006 by Justin Timberlake and Trace Ayala. William Rast is a brand of designer denim and premium jeans. But where did the name come from? William Rast is actually a moniker combination of Justin Timberlake and Trace Ayala’s grandfather’s last names.

William Rast‘s trademark symbol is a check mark with a slash across that resembles a stylish “W”. The signature stitch varies in design and usually shows a lot of detailed embroidery on the back pockets.

Most recently, William Rast‘s ad campaign presents a series of web shorts and video trailers with Justin Timberlake, starring as William Rast, and supermodel Erin Wasson. The theme is a tongue-in-cheek “Natural Born Killers” escape from authority with a fashionable touch.

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