Jeans can be seen everywhere in modern life. How did they become popular?

The pop star effect brought jeans to China. In the late 1970s, stars such as Elvis Presley and Marlon Brando transformed jeans into a symbol of rock and roll, rebellion, independence and freedom. Jeans became mainstream and fashion designers started designing denim clothing. At the same time, Paris Fashion Week began to embrace denim.

Jeans were first recorded in 1567 and are the name given to the trousers worn by merchant sailors from the Italian port city of Genoa, namely "Genoese" Genes". During the American Gold Rush in 1849, the first immigrants to set foot on the American continent were penniless and had to work hard. Intense labor makes clothes easy to wear and tear, and people are eager to have durable clothes. Strong, durable jeans were born.

During World War II, the U.S. authorities designated jeans as the uniform of the U.S. military, and a large number of jeans accompanied the Allied forces deep into the hinterland of Europe. With China's reform and opening up, denim clothing began to flood into the market. Neutral characteristics are gradually being accepted by the new generation of Chinese people, setting off a trend of denim and flared pants in China. The choice of jeans color is also very particular. Mixing gray and dark colors has a sense of retreat and contraction.

Appropriate use of the two perceptions of color can not only correct and cover up the shortcomings of the figure, but also emphasize and highlight your advantages. For a body shape that is light at the top and heavy at the bottom, dark, light and soft fabrics should be used to make skirts or trousers to weaken the stoutness of the lower limbs. Tall and plump women are also suitable to use dark colors when choosing outerwear. This rule applies to most people, unless your body is perfect and there is no need to cover it up.