Jeans Make Comeback

The first time Suzanne Timmins wore her new high-waisted wide-legged jeans, women in their haircutting is Gaga over them.
"Every girl there said, 'I love your jeans! Where do I get?" "
"I told them, 'Girls in their off skinnys - this is the next big thing." "
After several years in a low-can-you-go jeans that revealed her navel and show her thong, denim waistbands are creeping back up the torso and legs are taking on Elephantine proportions.
However, it will have a time of the eyes to get used to this new silhouette, as Timmins can attest.
"I first saw it in Topshop in London last year, I thought,` Is this a joke? Am I hanging around the Nerdy bin?'' '
Timmins, the Bay's fashion director, was incredulous at seeing these clenchers torso and legs wide, especially at the top of the skinny jeans trend.
His reaction after trying them in horror. "I immediately took them off when I saw what appeared from behind. Our eyes are used for low-cut jeans, affecting his ass in half. Now the high waist my bum look three times bigger!"
Topman, the United Kingdom the main men of fashion retailers, offers a wide range of skinny jeans and slim-FIT jeans for men online - a staple of 2007's summer wardrobe. Delgado jeans, also known as drainpipes, slimjims or cigarette pants, have historical roots that date back to the years 1950 and 1960 and have since been entrenched by both music and popular culture.
After the 1950s, drainpipes were primarily the domain of Rock n 'Roll of fashion for men - above all, Mick Jagger and The Rolling Stones in the 1960s. As fashion entered the 1970s, skinny jeans for men continued to gain prominence. The birth of punk in the 1970s saw many male musical icons in Europe and the U.S. No skinny jeans as their fashion uniform of choice. From The Ramones to The Clash, The Stooges and The Sex Pistols, skinny jeans became the emblem of punk heroes on both sides of the Atlantic.
Today, skinny jeans have been resurrected by a series of fashion and musical influences. In 2005, skinny jeans are a distinctive feature in the lines of many fashion designers like Karl Lagerfield and Stella McCartney, and the adoption of skinny jeans by male style icons such as Pete Doherty and Mighty BOOSH star Noel Fielding, has sealed its strong presence in the modern fashion industry.