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| − | [[Image:Miniskirt1.jpg|thumb|right|Denim miniskirt]] | + | [[Image:Miniskirt1.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Denim miniskirt]] |
'''Jeans''' are trousers made of denim, usually dyed blue (see [[Wikipedia:Denim]]). Until the advent of designer jeans in the early 1970s, Levi-Strauss dominated the market and the term '''Levi''' or '''Levis''' is still used to refer to a manner of dress, particularly blue denim trousers and jackets. | '''Jeans''' are trousers made of denim, usually dyed blue (see [[Wikipedia:Denim]]). Until the advent of designer jeans in the early 1970s, Levi-Strauss dominated the market and the term '''Levi''' or '''Levis''' is still used to refer to a manner of dress, particularly blue denim trousers and jackets. | ||
| − | The original and classic jeans were reinforced with copper rivets, and Levi-Strauss had a major market with a very popular line with metal fasteners in the [[crotch]] instead of a zip. They still produce their "501" model, which remain a ''de regueur'' fashion statement: mostly worn by men, they have the advantage that the [[penis]] can be pulled out without danger of chafing by a zip, and also means they are more comfortable when [[Commando|not wearing underwear]]. | + | The original and classic jeans were reinforced with copper rivets, and Levi-Strauss had a major market with a very popular line with metal fasteners in the [[crotch]] instead of a zip. They still produce their "501" model, which remain a ''de regueur'' fashion statement: mostly worn by men, they have the advantage that the [[flies]] are buttoned shut, so the [[penis]] can be pulled out without danger of chafing by a zip, and also means they are more comfortable when [[Commando|not wearing underwear]]. |
In the [[Leather]] scene, Leather-Levi, often abbreviated LL, indicated a venue where butch behaviour and dress were the rule (as opposed to places like piano bars). LL did not necessarily indicate a serious [[S&M]] venue. | In the [[Leather]] scene, Leather-Levi, often abbreviated LL, indicated a venue where butch behaviour and dress were the rule (as opposed to places like piano bars). LL did not necessarily indicate a serious [[S&M]] venue. | ||
| − | Jeans are often worn by women to emphasise their [[buttock]]s. Some designs are deliberately very tight in this area and can have an uplifting effect similar to a bra. | + | Jeans are often worn by women to emphasise their [[buttock]]s. Some designs are deliberately very tight in this area and can have an uplifting effect similar to a [[bra]]. |
| − | + | [[Leggings]] designed to look like very tight jeans are called '''jeggings'''. | |
| − | ==See also== | + | Denim may be used for other garments, such as jackets and [[skirt]]s. Conversely, jeans may be made of other materials such as [[leather (material)|leather]], [[corduroy fetish|corduroy]] or [[satin]]. |
| + | [[File:Corduroy jeans.jpg|thumb|left|Corduroy jeans]] | ||
| + | == See also == | ||
* [[Fetish fashion suppliers]] | * [[Fetish fashion suppliers]] | ||
* [[Leather fetishism]] | * [[Leather fetishism]] | ||
| + | * [[Capri pants]] | ||
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| + | == External links == | ||
| + | * [http://www.denimfetish.com/galleries.php Denim fetish photos] (pay site) | ||
| + | * [http://www.nikkiincutoffs.m<!---->e/ "Nikki in cutoffs" Denim fetish photos] | ||
| + | * [http://www.psychforums.com/paraphilias/topic49615.html Psychforims discussion of jeans] | ||
[[Category:Fetish]] | [[Category:Fetish]] | ||
[[Category:History]] | [[Category:History]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:39, 5 April 2014
Jeans are trousers made of denim, usually dyed blue (see Wikipedia:Denim). Until the advent of designer jeans in the early 1970s, Levi-Strauss dominated the market and the term Levi or Levis is still used to refer to a manner of dress, particularly blue denim trousers and jackets.
The original and classic jeans were reinforced with copper rivets, and Levi-Strauss had a major market with a very popular line with metal fasteners in the crotch instead of a zip. They still produce their "501" model, which remain a de regueur fashion statement: mostly worn by men, they have the advantage that the flies are buttoned shut, so the penis can be pulled out without danger of chafing by a zip, and also means they are more comfortable when not wearing underwear.
In the Leather scene, Leather-Levi, often abbreviated LL, indicated a venue where butch behaviour and dress were the rule (as opposed to places like piano bars). LL did not necessarily indicate a serious S&M venue.
Jeans are often worn by women to emphasise their buttocks. Some designs are deliberately very tight in this area and can have an uplifting effect similar to a bra.
Leggings designed to look like very tight jeans are called jeggings.
Denim may be used for other garments, such as jackets and skirts. Conversely, jeans may be made of other materials such as leather, corduroy or satin.
