What this city needs is more denim options.
That was actually a serious statement.
Because it’s hard to say no to the nice jeans at DSTLD Denim Bar, a new pop-up selling LA-made raw denim jeans with a little side of lounge, open today through the holidays in West Hollywood. (See the slideshow here.)
So you know, the name is like “distilled.” And the jeans are classic, stripped-down and untreated—with just a little flexibility (aka Lycra) to get you past the whole breaking-in-your-jeans phase and right into the wearing-the-hell-out-of-your-jeans phase.
Just step inside the arty, industrial space right next to Madeo. Accept the offered prosecco or cocktail. Circumnavigate the crazy sculpture of gravity-defying jeans in the center of the room. And start touching some of the regular jeans.
They’ve got three cuts made for men: straight, slim and cigarette, in shades like dark indigo and charcoal, and all using raw denim from celebrated mills in Japan, Italy and North Carolina.
You could wear ’em to Madeo.
That was actually a serious statement.
Because it’s hard to say no to the nice jeans at DSTLD Denim Bar, a new pop-up selling LA-made raw denim jeans with a little side of lounge, open today through the holidays in West Hollywood. (See the slideshow here.)
So you know, the name is like “distilled.” And the jeans are classic, stripped-down and untreated—with just a little flexibility (aka Lycra) to get you past the whole breaking-in-your-jeans phase and right into the wearing-the-hell-out-of-your-jeans phase.
Just step inside the arty, industrial space right next to Madeo. Accept the offered prosecco or cocktail. Circumnavigate the crazy sculpture of gravity-defying jeans in the center of the room. And start touching some of the regular jeans.
They’ve got three cuts made for men: straight, slim and cigarette, in shades like dark indigo and charcoal, and all using raw denim from celebrated mills in Japan, Italy and North Carolina.
You could wear ’em to Madeo.
