Women's Jeans : Buy online at Esdemarca

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Victorio & Lucchino, V&L

Jeans were originally conceived in the late 19th century as a piece of clothing for mine workers and cowboys in the American Old West. Their robust and resistant fabric, as well as the rivets in some sensitive areas, protected them from the harsh terrain. It wasn't until the 1950s that jeans began to acquire a notorious popularity, becoming part of some adolescent subcultures and a symbol of youth rebellion, reaching the point of being banned in some public places. From the 1960s, women's fashion became moderately accepted until it became part of American fashion in the 1970s.

That turning point paved the way for women's jeans to become what they are today, the must-have item of clothing in every woman's wardrobe. On our website of Esdemarca you will find the style of women's jeans that best suits your needs. Tantra bets on a casual but cosmopolitan style, where they seek to enhance the natural beauty of women with tight jeans that define the female silhouette. Their skinny ankle jeans models fit perfectly to the body, standing out with their side ribbons of ethnic prints and beads hanging from the belt loops.

Jeans Race is one of those brands with an Italian spirit, which seeks a beautiful final product, with extreme care for each phase of manufacture. They feature super stretch skinny jeans with an elastic waistband and ideal fit in different colours, or skinny jeans with a low waist. And for women who prefer a looser style, your regular jeans are somewhat wide and straight cut, similar to mom jeans.

For his part, Guess It is impregnated with youth and variety of styles and designs with its worn out jeans, adjusted to the body for better mobility, its straight cut jeans for more formal moments, or the so in trend boyfriend jeans, wide and with a worn out appearance, as well as the flared jeans, that return with force.

Enter Esdemarca.com and find the jeans or women's jeans of your reference brands in the denim sector as Gas, Pinko o Tommy Hilfiger.