Raw denim can be nice, but sometimes a little distressing just adds some flair and that comfy, lived-in feel. But whether you buy your jeans distressed or distress them yourself, one of the struggles ...

Of course, you can buy distressed jeans at the store. However, you can also make them yourself. Take an old pair of jeans and turn them into a trendy favorite with these tips on how to distress your ...

You’ve found yourself with a perfectly pristine pair of jeans, and your next order of business is to breathe a little life and personality into them. Distressing jeans is obvi the natural choice.

Fashion industry pro Amy Berkowitz shares her tips for distressing jeans with style. These tips include some great classic methods as well as some little-known or unconventional methods. Distressed ...

Master the designer distressed denim look and forget about paying astronomical amounts for designer duds again. James Martinez, a local fashion designer who was featured on "Project Runway," has some ...

I think distressed denim has that effortless, cool, downtown look that not only pays tribute to the grunge era of the '90s, but also is modernized on some of the hippest street style stars today.

“Why do you want to distress a perfectly good pair of jeans?” a sensible person might ask. Although you’re no longer an early teen eager to express yourself, there’s no better way to showcase who you ...

When it comes to buying jeans, distressed denim can sometimes serve as the ultimate catch-22. Despite ripped holes, shredded seams, and — cough, cough — less fabric, chances are your heart will still ...

The key to boho style is remaining just the right side of tastefully disheveled: an oversized suede jacket paired with ...

Soon the fashionistas will fashion a new craze to replace the craze for distressed jeans. I imagine pants modeled after tuxedo trousers: black with a black satin stripe down the sides and with neat ...

Which distressed jean jacket is best? With a history going back almost 150 years, people have been wearing jeans for generations. It wasn’t until the 1950s though, that they became popular as casual ...