Q. DO OR TEXANS HAVE BECOME A FASHION WORLD ?
H acia 1970, all tissues were stained tinted durable the clothes were cheap, and wanted to have something new.
had begun the era of consumption and wasteful society.
A seemed then a movement of those who reject consumption and with them as a sign identity: the faded jeans, becoming a symbol of a return to lasting values.
L a demand for these pants faded rapidly increased as , the indigo , became scarce, and the fashion designers had to mimic the faded blue with other dyes.
C hen production Indigo increased enough fashion born of stone - washed jeans (stone washed jeans), which were scrubbed with a pumice stone to buy a used appearance.
ste E garment worn look artificially created, was frowned upon by fans models authentically Texan.
And so came to be sold in luxury boutiques jeans Levi `s 501 actually used to quadruple the price of new ones.
E l look shabby peaked around 1990 with torn pants artificially.
L you Texans are a real fashion world.
L you have men and women, old and young. beggars and millionaires, maids and princesses, priests and proletarians.
L you jeans worn in all parts of the world, although came a long dispute: were the Texans capitalist and socialist Texans.
E n Eastern countries had with the unchanging color of indanthrene , which kept them always in zul dark.
you L tourists from capitalist countries, however, wore faded blue jeans of envy.
E l blue this garment had come to represent an entire worldview.
P ut the end it does not matter the blue it has not yet heard anyone say that blue Texans do not feel well.
