Levi Strauss & Co. was founded. in 1871. It was made of coarse cotton fabric with metal studs.

These jeans were made for miners, cowboys, and men in other occupations that involved long, hard work that left their clothes heavily soiled.

But jeans only became popular in the 1950s, when teenagers started wearing them. Ironically, today many people consider jeans to be a symbol of well-being.

Over the course of its history, jeans have evolved from working-class suit to designer wear, and in this compilation, you can find out about the 10 most expensive jeans that have ever been and are being sold.

The most expensive things in the world

10. Jeans from Alexander McQueen.

This fashion house made dresses for Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, but it specializes not only in dresses, but also in other clothes, including jeans. In 2017, the fashion house released a new collection that includes a pair of embroidered jeans that cost $2,165.

9. Jeans from Valentino.

The most expensive pair of Valentino jeans is part of the "Rockstud Untitled" collection and costs $1,195.

8. Jeans by Roberto Cavalli.

You know it's expensive if you've seen it on Sex and the City. These jeans are no different from Levi's jeans, but they are decorated with rhinestones. The cost of these jeans is $ 1,200.

7. Jeans from APO Jeans.

There are premium jeans, and there are APO Jeans, which have solid gold or platinum studs and buttons, and these jeans are embellished with diamonds. The most inexpensive model of these jeans costs $4,000.

6. Jeans from Escada.

This company started making jeans in 1978 and continues to do so to this day. What's more, you can order a completely unique pair of jeans that only you and no one else will have. You can add various embroidery, decorate with Swarovski crystals. The cost of one pair can reach $10,000.

5. Jeans from Gucci.

The Gucci name has long been associated with luxury. As one of the first brands to release exclusive jeans, it's no surprise that one pair of Gucci Genius Jeans costs $4,000.

4. Jeans from Dolce & Gabbana

The Dolce & Gabbana collection of women's jeans called Boyfriend Fit Jeans With Jewel Application from the Summer 2017 collection costs $4,495.

Today, a girl in ripped jeans was sitting next to me on the subway. Two huge holes gaped in her lap, obviously torn on purpose, with rags hanging around the edges. The girl is pretty, with a neat haircut, make-up, in a new pink jacket. And suddenly - torn jeans. From my point of view, this is a paradox. It's not the first time I've seen torn pants, and I'm surprised all the time. How can it be that people deliberately tear their clothes and then put them on themselves? It's not pretty, even ugly, one might say. But why are they wearing it? What is the answer to the riddle?

Among my acquaintances there are no people wearing torn clothes. I'm trying to ask the all-knowing Google. I enter the query "Why do they wear ripped jeans?". On the first page of the search engine, sites appear where no one doubts that it is worth wearing jeans with holes in the knees. They advertise with might and main, encouraging buyers. They write that (I quote): " Ripped jeans prefer to wear bold and extraordinary personalities.", "Ripped jeans look original, bold and attractive.", "They are loved not only by young people who want to stand out, but also by everyone who likes originality and originality in clothes." Maybe this is the key to understanding - the desire to stand out, originality. It definitely works out, but, in my opinion, for the worse. Some courage is also needed here. Not everyone wants to get into a rag. At the expense of originality, I would argue. Holes on the knees are no longer original, should we come up with something else, maybe start not only tearing clothes, but also staining them or spraying them with something smelly? At the expense of attractiveness - I doubt very much, perhaps bare knees will seem attractive only for mosquitoes.

There are more ridiculous opinions. "Ripped jeans emphasize femininity and allow you to demonstrate the dignity of the figure." "This choice is suitable for the brave ones who want to add some eroticism and freedom to their image." Is it in the area of ​​​​the knees that you have the main advantages of a female figure and eroticism? Freedom is also not very clear in relation to the holes cut in the knees. That is, the jeans were tight at the knees, we cut them, freeing our legs a little? Or even a lot, like in this picture.

Interestingly, everyone who supports this fashion is also suggesting that people make holes in their new jeans themselves. I read on one of the sites: “These jeans can be very expensive. But you can make holes with your own hands. It turns out that ripped jeans are more expensive than new ones, so those who like to save money are taught to make various holes with their own hands. By the way, this is not so simple, especially if both legs are torn along the entire front surface of the trousers.

Even advice began to appear on the Internet when and with what to wear ripped jeans. One site writes, for example: “many girls successfully wear ripped jeans to work, combining them with a white shirt and a fitted jacket. If the pants have a small number of slits, then they can successfully fit into the business style. They may have minor patches, small holes and scuffs.

What will fashion historians say about our time? What has not been in the history of fashion: powdered wigs, creolins, maxi skirts, mini skirts, bikinis, pipe trousers, flared trousers. In the 21st century, people have exhausted all their imagination, they could no longer come up with anything new and began to wear trousers with large holes in their knees. Although ... Perhaps it is the history of styles that can answer the riddle. A search for "the history of ripped jeans" brings up the theory that this ripped style originated with rock musicians in the 70s who wanted to break the stereotypes of both music and clothing. This style was adopted by young people, also protesting against the standard. This is how protest and rebellion began with torn jeans. Iroquois, tattoos, bare feet looked logical with them. But this is history. In our time, looking at girls, and even not very young ladies in heels, in silk blouses and torn jeans, there is no thought of rebellion. The idea of ​​herd mentality arises. When one sheep leads everyone somewhere into the abyss.

The riddle of torn trousers has remained a mystery to me. And most importantly, I could not find on the Internet at least some criticism of this modern fashion. I remember people used to often criticize women's fashion - mini skirts and bikini swimsuits, for example. Now it seems like no one cares. Or did they all conspire to support this trend? Is all this also invented solely for money, profit? Something new (even torn) can be sold at a higher price. If someone knows something about the secret of holey jeans, share the idea, please. I beg you, don't say it's beautiful!

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Comments:

Dmitry , 07/14/2016 04:48

I can't look at it calmly either. Of course, people should not walk around in torn clothes. Recently I met a female person, it is difficult to call a girl, in a torn denim overalls, i.e. torn from top to bottom. Simply amazing "courage", "daring" and "beauty"! They don't just wear ripped jeans. There is a better brand. T-shirt, or even without it + short shorts-shorts + slippers. So go many men and women, young and old. Of course, it is hot in summer, but this does not mean that you need to completely undress and walk around the city without clothes. However, they walk like a herd. Why? I think this is the moral degradation of the individual. And those who do not notice this have themselves degraded to the same level. This does not happen by itself, but purposefully. Influence on people is through the false concept of fashion, exposure to the herd instinct, "culture", the media. Such examples clearly show that a person can be fooled in any way, practically turned into a monkey, but at the same time the person himself will not be able to notice this. The degradation has not yet stopped, but is gaining momentum. If people are already in the mass walking in rags or almost completely without clothes, then what will happen next? I don't want to think about it. Some believe that there are too many people on earth divorced. At the same time, the ideal for many is the American way of life - the consumption of material goods without any measure. If the majority begins to live this way, and they strive for this, then the resources of the planet will not be enough for everyone and the earth will be "gnawed" in a matter of years. Ideals change for a long time. The American "dream" in the minds is not quickly debunked. Therefore, a parallel policy is being pursued to reduce the population of the earth in all possible ways. Several billion "superfluous" people must disappear so as not to draw on valuable resources. This is a supranational government. Therefore, we are poisoned with vaccinations starting from the maternity hospital, all kinds of poisons in food and medicines, alcohol, tobacco and other intoxicants and drugs, all kinds of abominations are extolled as achievements of culture, etc. Young people are losing the ability to have children. Why ripped jeans and no clothes? So people quickly lose morality, turn into a herd. Stop thinking. The herd is easier to manage and put under the knife.

Ellie , 07/21/2016 11:27

Well, first of all, ripped jeans are somehow fun, or something. You feel like a kind of hooligan, it improves your mood. With ripped jeans, you can easily get a casual, stylish and fashionable youth look. By the way, older women with a good figure, ripped jeans are very young. As if they show: I'm not a klusha, I'm young at heart! I also like the association with the trend of hippies, I generally consider their images to be the most beautiful that was in the 20th century. Now an unprecedented fashion for ripped jeans, and they are worn by a lot of people. But earlier, by choosing ripped jeans, a person demonstrated his belonging to a certain culture and even some challenge to society - a consumer society in the USA or a socialist society in the USSR. About the fact that it is beautiful, you asked not to write. Okay I will not;)

Moiseeva N.P. , 21.07.2016 01:49 | Ch. editor

Ellie, thanks for the remark "from the other side", i.e. by lovers of ripped jeans. Thank you for not saying it's beautiful. But they wanted to, right? I never criticize fashion, I’m even very pleased that now you can wear whatever you want, and mini, and maxi, and heels of various types - whoever suits. I really like it, for example, when girls sew animal ears or horns on hats in winter. It's really fun. But torn jeans cause absolutely no fun, but only cause bewilderment and pity, I want to sew up all these holes on my knees. But you say that these holes cheer up. I assure you, not everyone does. Show belonging to a group? Maybe to a group with a lack of education? For some reason, it even seems to me that if they conducted a survey on how many people wearing ripped jeans have a higher education, the result would be close to zero (but not zero, of course). Today on the street I saw a 50-year-old woman in specially torn jeans. It was very unpleasant to look at her. I have one hope that soon this fashion will become a thing of the past, because. the main goal - to stand out, will be lost due to the large number of people who want to stand out.

Ellie , 07/21/2016 02:20

Moiseeva N.P., you pay too much attention to what other people wear. There is some "sovietness" in this, sorry. In a free society, which we seem to be striving for, people are more tolerant of each other. No one is forcing you to wear those jeans, right? Well, do not like to watch - do not look, what's the problem? And you are too sure that your taste is absolute. This is wrong, but there is apparently nothing to be done about it. Well, about education - here you are completely wrong. Starting from the time of hippies, who were mostly university students and children of wealthy parents (even in the USSR it was the "golden youth"), and up to our time, torn jeans are an attribute of progressive and creative youth, and especially university students. An uneducated girl is more likely to put on high heels, do a giant manicure with ornaments, put on a lot of makeup, decorate herself with gold, etc. While an educated "advanced" student will choose jeans (including torn ones), sneakers and a T-shirt with an interesting print. The guys have the same tendencies, I have never met gopniks in torn jeans. They treat such things with condescension, just like you :) Educated guys walk around in torn jeans, often creative, fond of music, painting, etc.

Moiseeva N.P. , 21.07.2016 04:38 | Ch. editor

Ellie, don't get so angry and try to insult me. I even thank you for your reply. As I already wrote, I never criticize clothes. Walk in whatever you want. But frankly ripped jeans are something special. I just can't get used to them. I am always surprised. I can't understand it. Therefore, I wrote a note on the site. But for me, there is only one explanation for this phenomenon so far - this is a herd feeling, blindly following the fashion of those people who have nothing else to stand out, but really want to.

Dmitry , 07/21/2016 04:48

Ellie, when normal people try to ignore what people are doing who are losing or have already lost their human appearance, first inside themselves, and then outside, the consequences of this are always negative. For example, ignoring Sadomites, fighting for their rights (instead of recognizing the most serious deviation from the norm as such, trying to identify the cause and eliminate it), their number has increased significantly and in many countries of the world they began to legally harass in the rights of normal people. The same applies to those who use alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. This is not a voluntary choice and not a personal matter for everyone, as they say about it, but a public matter. Because if each individual person stops, then the country will stop dying. And it will be completely different if everyone continues to think that this is his personal business, and begins to poison himself, including his own, including unborn children. these substances cause genetic mutations and will set a bad example for others, especially young people. A bad example is contagious. The problem is aggravated by the fact that neither in science nor in religion is there a definition of who a normal person is and what mandatory characteristics he should have. Without this definition it is impossible to judge what is development and what is degradation. For example, educated and creative guys also worked in the Gestapo, but this did not prevent them from doing what they did. If modern students choose degradation instead of development, then this indicates that there are very serious problems in the education system.

Irina, 07/10/2017 07:48

Oh, do adequate people still walk the earth? I am not from the USSR, I am only 26 years old, but I have a negative attitude to the fashion for negligence on a catastrophic scale. Let's wear torn clothes - and not because of poverty or extreme "sophistication"!, and then not wash, and then jump, and then back to the palm trees! ... Crowds of ragamuffins in torn jeans, with expensive toys in their hands, puff on a plastic tube with a destructive mixture of chemicals inside - and they still boast of it! People have been consistently weaned off thinking with their own heads, delving into what is served under the beautiful wrapper of the sweet life. Well, the sooner we die. Everything will roll even faster when a generation dies that knew the highest moral values, but for some reason missed the opportunity and time to raise their children the same way. You give freedom equal to permissiveness! Drink three throats, get stoned, sleep with everyone in a row, die young, but having lived a "bright" life, all the brilliance of which will be expressed only in gigabytes of selfies from clubs. That's what youth orientation is going for now. Where can development come from in the country, if no one is forced to work at the machine and in the field? What achievements can we talk about in the generation of selfies and videos on YouTube? In general - my personal opinion, I don’t impose on anyone - many qualities that existed or were at least brought up during the USSR were the best and should remain unshakable: honesty, diligence, development of the mind, curiosity, directness of spirit, the ability to have fun without getting drunk to death, the ability to joke without humiliating ... yes, you can list a lot. Only now, once stumbled, it is difficult to rise. Yes, and from the mountain it is more fun to roll into degradation than to climb, albeit to the highest happiness.

Sergey Kashaev , 08/27/2017 07:08 | Spiritual evolution.

My dear fellow citizens, what is the dispute about? Before presenting any claims to each other, it would not be bad to ask about the source of such deviations. But they are not so much in the cognitive laziness of homo sapiens, but in the wrong worldview orientation and distorted self-awareness of people. If you believe that your existence is limited to servicing a shell that is practically uncontrollable by you, which decomposes at different speeds, but steadily, with a final known to all, then why all your thoughtful reasoning about fashion and other social stereotypes - remedies for madness. You, fortunately, do not mention morality and morality - the spiritual "crutches" of the socialization of individuals for their joint survival. If your desire for self-knowledge exceeds the average philistine level, i.e. zero, then if you wish, you can learn about the spiritual essence of a person from my pages on proza.ru and stihi.ru. Sincerely with you. Aufbewahrer.

Natalya , 09/27/2017 05:29

Dear readers. I want to leave my review on the issue of torn clothes, in this case jeans. I grew up in the 80s in a large family, we had 5 children. No one complained about anything, they lived together and cheerfully, but the thought never occurred to anyone, for the sake of fun and fun, to rush on the street in torn clothes. They didn’t live richly, but there were no holes, and if they did appear, then after my mother’s restoration, they turned into cool patches, not even patches, but into a work of art. To wear or not to wear torn is everyone's business, but I remember my mother's lesson from childhood - torn clothes are a sign of lack of culture. A rip, cast-offs, as it was called, a sign of poverty and vagrancy, it has always been so. And when and who came up with the idea that HOLES and Flaws are a sign of luxury and taste?! Watch glamorous programs less and often brush off the noodles of glamorous presenters, turn on your brain, burdock will never be a rose, but a HOLE on your knee, but on and in Africa a HOLE. At what stage did our people have a brain explosion and a big HOLE formed?

Sergey , 09/09/2018 10:01

This is not fashion. We used to always look to make sure everything was beautiful, without defects and comfortable. And this is all anti-fashion. Not self respect.

Inna, 09/17/2018 03:13

It would be possible to recognize the correctness of Ellie, if not for one BUT. If we see a homeless man in rags, we do not like it, but we understand the logic of what is happening: HOME -> lack of funds-> torn. But let's analyze the logic of a girl in torn jeans. How about Ellie: “But before choosing ripped jeans, a person demonstrated his belonging to a certain culture and even some challenge to society - the consumer society in the USA” and “Ripped jeans are an attribute of progressive and creative youth, and especially university students”? But the price of such ripped jeans exceeds the price of new ones! That is, such jeans are worn by the apologists of the consumer society, who are no better than a girl in gold jewelry. I’ll add on my own that I’m 57 years old, but slightly torn jeans don’t annoy me at all, it would really look original if it weren’t such a herd phenomenon. Now to meet a girl of 15-25 years old in whole jeans - this is original and correct for a poor schoolgirl or student.

The first pair of "blue jeans" was made by Levi Strauss & Co. in 1871. Heavy denim work pants with metal studs were created for cowboys, miners, lumberjacks and other brutal professions. The dense fabric was supposed to last a long time, despite the most extreme conditions and dirt. However, jeans gained general popularity only in the 50s of the twentieth century, when teenagers began to wear them every day. The irony lies in the fact that initially clothes for the proletariat became the object of attention of the most sought-after designers, and then the rich from all over the world. Here are 25 pairs of jeans, the price of which can surprise anyone.

Guess

Guess are considered quite democratic jeans.

The most ordinary jeans of the basic collection of the Guess brand? cost up to $200. The "upper" line will cost more - from $ 400 and above.

Seven jeans, true relief

Jeans of this brand are known to the world thanks to the song "My Humps" by the Black Eyed Peas. It is believed that the designers of this company use only high-quality denim, and the pants themselves are chosen by celebrities from all over the world. One pair costs more than $400 (but you can save on sale).

Regular pair of Armani jeans

A pair of Spring 2017 Armani Regular Fit women's jeans is $1,300 USD. But do not immediately grab your heart: after the sale, they began to cost $ 750. No rhinestones or embroidery. Only denim.

All Earnest Sewn jeans have a print certificate on the inside of the pocket

The brand is based in New York and specializes in custom made jeans. You can make a pair with any embroidery and any style. The price of the issue is from 1000 dollars. Basic pants will cost $300.

Burberry is loved and appreciated in Russia

Do not think that this brand belongs only to the world of stunning raincoats and chic neckerchiefs. One pair of Burberry men's jeans costs $300. And this, for a moment, is the monthly budget for food in an average working American family (let alone Russia).

Diesel Boutique

The brand has long been known for its chic jeans: the quality of the cut, the uniqueness of the models and the “indestructibility” have created a whole cult around Diesel. The 2017 NARROT men's pieces are $555 USD. The most expensive pair of "Diesel" was sold for $15,600.

Pair of Balmain jeans

Although jeans were invented in America, the French know how to make a real diamond out of work clothes. So Balmain, a French fashion house founded in 1940, makes jeans for high society. One pair of Balmain denim pants costs $1,165. If you want to save money, you can buy slippers for "only" $750.

The logo so beloved by counterfeit bag makers

Men's Fragment Collection skinny jeans start at $885. They can be identified by iridescent threads on the back pockets, FRGMT laser engraving on all metal parts and an oversized LV patch. It makes no sense to pay a lot of money for a pair of jeans if others don't notice, right?

Loewe

Would you wear these pants?

Loewe has created a very trendy pair of tiger striped jeans (too trendy for our liking). The cost of this piece of clothing is "some" 1150 dollars. Plain denim pants bearing the name of this proud brand will cost $650.

A pair of men's jeans from Raleigh Denim Workshop

At Raleigh Denim Workshop, each pair of jeans is handmade in Raleigh, North Carolina. The most expensive pair costs $385, but on average you will have to pay $225 for them. But they are really worth it.

Each pair of Porsches is individually numbered.

If you want a Porsche logo on your bumper, these jeans are for you. The most expensive ones cost $450.

You can pay more for a brand than for renting an apartment

Yves Saint Laurent is known as one of the most luxurious brands. Therefore, for a pair of leather pants from this company, you will have to pay at least $ 3,000. "Regular" jeans under this brand cost up to $900.

Flares are back in fashion!

A pair of flared jeans from Stella McCartney is a really good purchase (although the same can be found in the parents' clothes). But the price for them is 735 dollars.

$2,000 leather pants

Picture this: Micheal Kors has $2054 pink leather jeans. It is unlikely that the average man in the street can afford such (and it's not even the price, but their very peculiar appearance).

Prints for every taste at exorbitant prices

French designer Isabelle Maran created her brand in 1994. The clothes created by her combine the brightness and some flashiness of the 90s with the businesslike femininity of the minimalism of our time. The average pair of Isabel Marant jeans costs $1,500.

Plain Jeans by McQueen

The clothes of the Alexander McQueen fashion house are worn by the most titled persons. Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, wore this brand to her wedding. However, Prince William's wife also wears jeans from Alexander McQueen. So, one pair with embroidery costs $2,165.

Label on original Valentino jeans

A pair of Valentino "Rockstud Untitled" jeans will set you back $1,195. For this amount, you can rent a studio apartment in Denver, Colorado (a fairly large city by US standards) for a month. In smaller cities in America, you can rent an entire house that will comfortably accommodate a family of five.

Real jeans from Roberto Cavalli should have this patch (and a zipper on the button)

As you know, everything that appeared in the series "Sex and the City" becomes the object of desire for millions of fashionistas and fashionistas. Jeans from Roberto Cavalli are no exception. A pair of pants in the same Levis denim from this brand (only with gems) will set you back $1,200.

Embroidery by APO Jeans is a real art

If you're after real luxury, then a pair of APO Jeans pants with buttons and studs in gold and platinum is your choice (diamonds included). One pair costs from $4,000. For this money you can buy a good car.

Escada and Swarovski are more expensive together

Escada began manufacturing jeans in 1978. And he still does it with success. To order, the designers of this brand will create for you a unique pair with Swarovski crystals for "only" $ 10,000. In the 1990s, most of the planet would have been in an epileptic fit of joy at such a gift.

Gucci

Jeans from the new Gucci collection

Gucci has become synonymous with luxury living on both sides of the Atlantic. Real Gucci jeans start at $4,000.

Dolce & Gabbana embroidery on the new collection of jeans

Dolce & Gabbana Boyfriend Fit Jeans with diamond embroidery from the Summer 2017 collection are $4,495. In Russia, for the same amount, you can take a ticket to a five-star hotel in Spain and relax there in style for two weeks.

Dussault Apparel's Thrashed Denim Line

Skulls and diamonds worth a few paychecks (if you really want to)

Each pair of jeans from Dussault Apparel's Thrashed Denim Line is worth $250,000. For the production of this garment, a special technology is used: they are thoroughly washed and painted 13 times so that the jeans take on a finished look. The set includes 15-carat rubies, 4-carat diamonds and an abundance of skulls. Ed Hardy would love to have them for Christmas.

Modern pair of jeans by Levi Strauss

According to the Guinness Book of Records, the most expensive jeans were sold in 2005 for 60,000. It was a pair of original Levi's, created by Levi Strauss himself in the early twentieth century. These pants owe their safety to the fact that they have never been washed.

Secret Circus

Here are the most expensive jeans in the world

Secret Circus knows about luxury: their diamond-studded jeans cost $1,250,000 a pair. It's scary to imagine what needs to be done to buy them.

The desire for luxury is growing in mankind every year. It is possible that in the near future it will be possible to buy one pair of jeans for the annual budget of a small country. But they will be able to cook, clean and order things from the Internet with home delivery. As long as they don't start an uprising.

Nothing has changed since jeans came into fashion 150 years ago. At different times and for different occasions, they are still worn by people of different ages and social status. But designers do not get tired of creating more and more new models of jeans. In today's section, we will tell you about the most notable trends in denim fashion.

Bikini jeans

As the name implies, these Japanese jeans sit very low on the hips and are unlikely to be worn by those who consider the norm a one-piece swimsuit, because their top is exactly the same as a bikini. They are inexpensive - $ 88 and are made in Brazil.

The most expensive jeans in the world

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The original design of the Spin Jeans, which was made in only 8 pieces for the price, attention, about $ 27,000 US dollars, was developed by one of the most successful contemporary artists Damien Hirst. Their difference is that they are completely covered with bright colorful stains.

Chuck Norris jeans

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Naturally, Action Jeans, whose advertising was entrusted to Chuck Norris, were created specifically with the expectation that they could freely lift their legs. They cost only $ 19.95 and were sold in the era of the heyday of creativity and sports career of the famous karateka, in 1988.

Jeans "external devices"

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There are advanced jeans that have a built-in keyboard, mouse, and computer speakers. The wireless keyboard, by the way, is quite functional and adapts to any laptop or desktop computer. The designer of these very strange trousers is design student Eric de Nijs.

Levi's oldest jeans in the world

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The world's oldest pair of Levi's jeans was made in 1879 and costs $125,000.

Chain jeans

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The difference between these handmade jeans in the color of the US Navy uniform is that the upper and lower parts of each leg are connected by 28 chains.

Chandelier jeans

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Unusual jeans, reminiscent of chandeliers, look like regular trousers up to the middle of the ankle, and below, a kind of “pendant” on a chandelier hangs from each leg.

Spray jeans

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Genetic Denim has created an unusual model of jeans that are painted on the legs with Krylon spray. These "world's tightest jeans" range from $185 to $220.

Corset jeans

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The tops of the legs of these jeans are slit at the back and are connected by "strings", reminiscent of a corset.

Paint splattered jeans

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Painted Selvedge Jean by J.Crew is the perfect jeans for those who want to look like an artist. These painter jeans cost $285.