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Monday, August 29, 2011

Nordstrom Now Offers Free Shipping & Returns

NORDSTROM.com - Free Shipping Free Returns Everyday




Kudos to Nordstrom.com as they now offer free shipping & free returns all the time, for orders of every size. Plus, if you don't absolutely love your purchase, returns are free. They sell lots of large size shoes, designer jeans and pants and a nice selection of big and tall clothing.



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Friday, December 4, 2009

New Women's Designer Jeans 34.5" Inseam

NORDSTROM.com-New Premium Denim starting at $88, Easy Money Jeans

Today Nordstrom introduces an exclusive new designer denim line called Easy Money Jean Company. They feature designer jeans under $100 and they have 2 pairs with 34.5" inseam lengths.
The first pair is called the 'Loot' Bootcut Stretch Jeans with a 34.5" inseam. They have subtle distressing accents on the pockets and hems in this pair of flattering boot-cut jeans in a faded, dark-blue rinse. Signature embroidery brands one of the back button-flap pockets. Sizes 0-10.

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The second pair of 34.5" inseam jeans is a called the 'Buck' Bootcut Stretch Jeans. This is more of a casual style, with faded, medium-blue jean color that is accented with spots of distressing down the front for a worn-in look. Boot-cut legs create a flattering silhouette, while signature embroidery brands of the back pockets. Sizes 0-10.

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Plus, all orders at Nordstrom.com of $100+ qualify for free shipping with code "HOLIDAY09" through Dec 20th.

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Monday, May 5, 2008

Stephenson Jeans 35" Inseam Jeans

I love these super cute 35" inseam designer jeans by Stephenson. Who said trousers can't be casual? These Stephenson belted trousers in blue jay have a comfy fun look about them. They are a wide leg denim pant with a belt at waist and pintuck details on back pockets. $216
These are available from Pink Mascara (search for Stephenson Belted Trouser)

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Friday, May 2, 2008

Men's 35" Inseam Designer Jeans - Citizens of Humanity

Since so many of you love tall designer jeans, here is another pair for the men. These 35" inseam Citizens of Humanity 'Jagger' bootcut jeans are fitted through the hip and thigh and detailed with hand brushed fading for a vintage look. Signature embroidery at back pockets creates a stylish finishing touch. Approx. rise: front 10"; back 14". They are available in waist sizes 28"-38". $180 Free Shipping on online orders of $200 or more. Shop NORDSTROM

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Wednesday, April 2, 2008

Diary of a Tall Fashionista - Tall Designer Jeans - What's All the Fuss?

by Tiffany DeLangie - a new fashion writer at Tall Clothing Mall

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A couple of years ago, a friend introduced me to tall designer jeans. I was just getting used to the fact that I could find long inseam jeans in the first place and hadn't even begun to think about premium denim. While I am a total shopaholic, I pride myself on being frugal. I rarely pay full price for anything (to me it's not a sale until it's 75% off of the clearance price)! Needless to say I wasn't pumped about dropping $200 on ONE pair of jeans. I don't care if it is the same brand that graze Jennifer Anniston's backside or if the inseam is actually long enough for my six foot frame to wear with three inch heels! But then a wonderful thing happened. My husband (oh sweet man that he is) bought me a pair of 37 inch inseam true religion jeans. All of the 'are they really worth it?' questions fell to the bottom of the closet floor along with my "regular" jeans.
FIT, QUALITY, BRAND APPEAL
There are a few attributes that set tall designer jeans apart from everyday brands. The first is fit. One of the priceless things about designer denim is that they run longer than regular department store brands. Many of the hottest brands make their popular styles for tall women- in inseams up to 37 inches. Tall fashionistas have never been happier! We have our choice from J. Brand, Rock and Republic, James Jeans, True Religion, Victoria Beckham, Citizen of Humanity...the list goes on! Can you believe that? The list never goes on for tall women! Not only is the length just right, but the cut, the color...you just can't find that quality unless you pay for it. Designer jeans often use premium denim, and have just the right amount of lycra.
Finding that balance is the difference between looking like you squeezed into your 16 year old daughter's jeans and looking like a celebrity (one with taste). Style tip: Keep in mind, when wearing high heels, your jeans should cover at least half the heel. There's nothing worse than cutting the line of your leg right at the ankle. Wearing tall designer jeans elongates the body and creates a clean modern, lithesome look. They have the structure and strategically placed pockets to make every butt look its best! Get ready to utter, "Don't these jeans make my butt look great?" While the fit and quality are enough to splurge, I have to admit the brand appeal is...well appealing. Not all of us have 80 pairs of jeans (and that's just in Eva Langoria's San Antonio closet), or Jimmy Choos that cost us a week's worth of work...but we can all get just a tiny taste of celebrity-dom that comes with wearing high quality denim. So take it from the [frugal] tall fashionista...the splurge is totally worth it.

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