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Today’s pick: Gap’s budget-friendly denim

By admin on August 20, 2009

Remember when Gap used to be known for its affordable denim? The brand returns to its roots with the latest incarnation of its 1969 line, a premium men’s and women’s range featuring jeans in a variety of fits and washes for a wide spectrum of body types. The best part: They’re all priced under $70 and fit well (no camel hoof, no weird waistline gaps in the back). It makes a nice counterbalance to all of the designer jeans priced at $200 and over.

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About Kenya

Born in Germany and raised in Virginia, Kenya Hunt is a self-professed Southern girl who grew up eating blackberries from her grandparents' garden, playing dress up in her mom's closet and giving her little sister makeovers. She went on to study English Literature at the University of Virginia before moving to New York where she spent two years as an aspiring dancer. Afterwards, she settled into life as a writer and editor, working for women's magazines including Jane, YM and Honey and later Metro International. She has also written for publications including InStyle, Vogue, New York Magazine, Essence, USA Weekend, National Geographic Adventure and UK ELLE to name a few. She now lives in London where she covers the fashion and beauty world for Metro.

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