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"Andrew Bevan and Cali girl Atlanta de Cadenet dive into the history of denim at the Levi's headquarters.\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\n Levi's in Vogue, 1935.\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\n Atlanta, in a Levi's cover-up, and S.B. examine jeans from the late 1800s at Levi's headquarters.\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\n\"Is this heaven?\" jokes Atlanta de Cadenet. We're standing in the midst of heaps of vintage 501s in the design-inspiration closet of the Levi's headquarters in San Francisco, and this It girl, the daughter of photographer Amanda de Cadenet and Duran Duran's John Taylor, is amazed. The \" accidental\" model\u2014\"My mom was always taking pictures of me. I just became used to having a camera around all the time,\" Atlanta says\u2014makes good use of her ubercool genes.\n\n \"I don't believe in anything being 'in' or 'out.' In high school I would get teased for wearing my mom's old high-waisted denim shorts and T-shirts\u2014people would call me Mom Jeans,\" says the nineteen-year-old Los Angeles native. \"Now high-waisted and vintage is all you ever see, but I've always loved that look.\"\n\n It's pretty clear that Atlanta was the perfect choice to be my sartorial sidekick for this trip. After roaming the floors watching designers take on the role of chemist as they experimented with different rinses and fabrics, we decide to become denim archeologists and head into the brand's archival vault. Clad in white Mickey Mouse gloves, we gingerly inspect everything from Lady Levi's (the first jeans for women, which debuted in 1934) to sparkly Mad Men-era pants to late-1960s gingham-print bell-bottoms. Finally, we uncover the piece de reistance: the \"XX\" one-pocket jeans, the world's oldest (dating back to 1879) and most expensive pair, worth $150,000\u2014making $1,500 Balmains seem like a steal!\n\n Gloves off, we jaunt to the Levi's store for a more hands-on (and budget-friendly) experience. \"I love jeans!\" Atlanta says while being measured for custom Levi's Curve ID flares. \"I rarely go shopping for them, though\u2014I have only four pairs that I wear all the time.\"\n\n Later, as we hit the rainy San Fran streets for a little sightseeing, Atlanta seems to be embracing her new perfect-fit denim duds. Could a fifth pair of jeans be entering the rotation?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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