5 New Denim Lines to Know About for Fall 2010

Is not it appear that the fashion industry is constantly inundated with new lines of jeans? Finding the right can be a challenge, but we have done the work for you. Here is a select group of the best new lines on the market.

Textile Label JamesThe Elizabeth Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen designed and high-end denim can be started in the spring, but it was only three types of jeans. The sixties and seventies-inspired fall collection is a serious matter, with the promise of an extensive collection of denim offerings fit eight different washes, strings, including sweaters and sweatshirts and caps and flannel trousers fear fat. Hitting screens in mid-September in stores like Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdale's, Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman and Intermix Shopbop.com, a piece or two will cost you a bit, from $ 155 to $ 255 for jeans and cable and $ 55 to $ 485 for tops and jackets. The jeans are handmade and made in Los Angeles, but the Japanese denim super high-end. Oh, and in the fall brings some TEXTILE Elizabeth and James for boys too - a complete collection for them.

ResinResin, a chemical used in the creation of denim in the past 10 years, has revolutionized the industry and allows designers to experience more than ever used washed. Therefore, the paper on Denim & Cloth Jeans Chris Gilbert and Chantel Valente Designer start a new line of jeans called spring resin. Now that is taken in the fall of the branches, the company has expanded its range to even deeper, darker washes in new colors like green and brown.  We want the classic dish trying to encourage, without sacrificing comfort,  said StyleList Valente. The resin may, at Barneys New York and Fred Segal stores are found. They retail between $ 128 to $ 200 per couple.

O*T*R
Anlo owners Jenna and David Lonstein have just launched O*T*R   (standing for Off The Record) for fall. The collection, Jenna tells StyleList, offers "more fashion and edgier styles and washes" than it's older sister label. O*T*R also sells for a lower price point, ranging from $99 to $136, when Anlo retails from $180 to $275. Jenna said that Anlo has become well-known for it's go-to basics. "Anlo has a loyal customer base and we did not want to alter what has been working," Jenna said. "Therefore, we thought the best solution was to create a new line from scratch. By providing these designs at a significantly lower price point, we are giving our customers a chance to try something new without breaking the bank." Check out O*T*R at Shopbop.com and RevolveClothing.com.

Rag & Bone/JEAN 

David Neville and Marcus Wainwright of Rag&Bone found it necessary last season to break out their highly sought-after basics into its own collection called Rag & Bone/JEAN. The collection of 3 styles - a skinny, available in eight washes; a straight leg in five, and a stiletto boot cut, also available in five - has been so successful, that for fall the company has greatly expanded its mix into new categories called Rag & Bone/KNIT and Rag & Bone/SHIRT to go along with the jeans. Then, just a couple of weeks ago the guys went even further and opened a store in downtown Manhattan highlighting only these fab basics. All of these items retail from $170 to $225, which is considerably lower than the brand's main line where most items start at around $250. Also, don't worry if you can't get to Manhattan to buy. The new duds are also sold at Shopbop.com and Nordstrom.

James ICON
James jeans' founder and creative director Seun Lim can't wait to introduce her newest venture this fall. It's called James ICON, a collection that focuses on denim and everything that goes with it -knits in rich wool blends, cotton T-shirts, and even leather and fur jackets made with some of the most intricate detailing. "The line is targeted for women who are not only fashion forward but are the trendsetting leaders conveying style and taste," Lim told StyleList. The James ICON line is hitting stores like Olive & Bette's in New York and Madison in Los Angeles now. It retails from $160 to $220.