Jeffrey Rudes, the clothing designer who shot to denim dominance after launching J Brand in 2004, has set his sights a bit higher of late—both figuratively and literally. While well-fitting jeans were his longtime bread and butter, Rudes’ new eponymous menswear line (the company, Jeffrey Rüdes, assumes an umlaut that ... More

If you've been following the spring trends, you are well aware that denim has taken a turn for the chicer. On spring’s runways, sophisticated dark denim was seen in top designers' collections from Louis Vuitton and Valentino to Junya Watanabe and Derek Lam. Now that it's finally mild ... More

Who: RtA by Eli Azran and David Rimokh What: The Road to Awe may sound a bit kitschy for a serious fashion brand, but for 27-year-old French-born Azran and 26-year-old L.A. native Rimokh, the process of crafting their debut collection of denim and leather pieces was a journey that ... More

Who: Nathan Bogle What: After a six-year hiatus from the fashion industry, the former Louis Vuitton model and original co-founder of Rag & Bone has returned to the scene with the launch of his new menswear line, Jardine. Named after his great-grandfather, ... More

There's a certain quality of ownership one possesses for that perfect pair of denim, so it's fitting that cult-favorite MiH Jeans—re-launched in 2005 by Chloe Lonsdale—is now offering a monogramming service on its website. Customers can personalize any pair of their favorite jeans with up to ... More

Targeting the denim die-hards among us, Morrison's 4,000-sq-ft atelier in SoHo isn't for the indifferent. Sure, you can stock up on a pair of something retail-ready and made in small batches, but the shining star of 3x1 is its bespoke service, which starts at $1,200 a pair and gets ... More

If there's a piece that, by wearing it, would probably spur on spring, it might be one from Mary Katrantzou's capsule collection for Current/Elliott. In our March issue, we told you about the London designer's first foray into denim with the premium jean ... More