and these...
http://www.thefashionspot.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=77785&d=1122656854
So beautiful...
http://www.thefashionspot.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=77785&d=1122656854
So beautiful...
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There is a a thread I started a couple weeks ago, called "high waisted jeans" in the trend spotting forum, which might help.SiennaInLondon said:http://cgi.ebay.com/Mariacarla-Kate...ryZ11554QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
These are awesome but not only am I not sure if they are my size but she wont accept Paypal from international buyers.![]()
SiennaInLondon said:Hmm have you posted them in the 'Who designed this...' bit of Star style?
You are right about the BalenciagasI was just hoping they had got the measurements wrong because they are a Euro 38 which is like a UK 10? Oh well. Thanks anyway!
I bought a pair of Ditto jeans at Wasteland in LA. They were pretty high waisted, but because it had the "rainbow" curve seams, it did not make me look like I had a long butt..actually gave me more of a butt. They were not denim though, and were corduroy.mexico925 said:Sisley jeans were huge in 1975. I had a pair and I think that they cost about $35...BIG money then for a pair of jeans. They were a backlash to the straight legged corduroy jeans everyone was wearing with peasant blouses and clogs.
mexico925 said:Sisley jeans were huge in 1975. I had a pair and I think that they cost about $35...BIG money then for a pair of jeans. They were a backlash to the straight legged corduroy jeans everyone was wearing with peasant blouses and clogs.
According to this post, here on the Charlotte Gainsbourg thread, they are vintage Levis, but you'll have to find out what the model number is. Or if you know what that type of "square" pocket on the front is actually called, you could maybe search by that... They are awesome jeans though, so hopefully you can find them!Melisande said:Awww...great guess!No, noone kneew...I won't give up looking tho...
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