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Peter Saville designing Levi's

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interesting.

that reminds me of the old joke about what exactly designers actually did at volvo in the old days.

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Is it part of the `06 spring collection? :)

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Fac 501's....?

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Well if nobody else is going to say it, I will.

Those jeans are pink.

:nono:

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BIGINOIL wrote: Well if nobody else is going to say it, I will. Those jeans are pink.

cool idea. T-Shirts might have been better.

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BIGINOIL wrote: Well if nobody else is going to say it, I will.

Those jeans are pink.

:nono:

Are they?thought they are WHITE!:scratch:

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Should be white

currently he's working on a signature range for Levi's Japan. "I want to design something that I myself would wear. I find so much product vulgar and gratuitous. For example, I used to wear Levi's white jeans every day. I had ten pairs of them and in theory Levi's could still make white jeans that I want to wear. But they don't make them the way they used to, now they stone-wash and put holes in them and add all sorts of frills. In the last seven or eight years I've had to buy Helmut Lang and spend a hundred pounds because Levi's don't make a decent pair of white jeans any more. What can they do now other than rediscover what he describes as the 'truth' in their brand and in making Levi's design something he can 'believe' in again.

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White is better news, but I can't see myself buying a pair.

S'pose I could always die them black...

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Are white jeans fashionable again? :scratch:

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Do you really care about fashion?

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I guess I have to buy it now.

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white jeans :nono:

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They look pink on my monitor at home, but look more like cream here at work.

So, as long as I only wear them at work...

:uhoh:

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They look cream here

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BIGINOIL wrote: They look pink on my monitor at home, but look more like cream here at work.

So, as long as I only wear them at work...

:uhoh:

so your monitor is made in Depeche Mode style, bwahahaha:laugh: cheeers

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arek p. wrote:

so your monitor is made in Depeche Mode style, bwahahaha:laugh: cheeers

Perhaps I can adjust it? I've always been too scared to push it's buttons.

It's a Dell.

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So hold on. These jeans are 33,600 Yen? That $282 USD.

What the f**k. I'd rather buy the 100 quid Helmut Lang jeans, thank you.

Am I correct? Are the jeans really that much. If they were less than $150, I could justify it, but jeeeez!!!

Someone please verify the price if it's not too much trouble. I cant load the Japanese language thingy here at work.

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Spotnick wrote: Do you really care about fashion?

fashion...turn to the left...

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MTO wrote: So hold on. These jeans are 33,600 Yen? That $282 USD.

What the f**k. I'd rather buy the 100 quid Helmut Lang jeans, thank you.

Am I correct? Are the jeans really that much. If they were less than $150, I could justify it, but jeeeez!!!

Someone please verify the price if it's not too much trouble. I cant load the Japanese language thingy here at work.

And I thought I was stupid to buy a 100$ pair of jeans once.

Although I must admit, they are lasting a very long time compared to others! (And some were Levi's)

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hmm, they come with a postcard & "some goodies"...

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White jeans? That's it? :thumbdown: Did no one tell him that white jeans are awful?

How does this guy keep getting paychecks for such little work. I'm pretty sure I could have come up with white jeans with my signature on the back too.

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I bought a pair of lace-up Guess jeans with these things called "knee darts" on the knees. It's just a way they sew the denim on the knee area - a little design.

Anyways, these jeans were $135 and they're very...shall we say, Dave Gahan. They're really girly actually, but I love them. God I love those jeans. SO does my girlfriend.

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