Here’s Ashlee Simpson again, but this time she’s in True Religion Jeans, to be specific, she’s in a pair of dark washed True Religion Joey Jeans.  She’s also in quite possibly the ugliest hat in the world.  Hats like that should only be reserved for the likes of Dick Tracy.  And also the monkeys at circuses that come up and take change from you, because we all know there’s nothing cuter than a monkey in a hat – almost cute enough for me to vomit rainbows.

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In what was the wedding event that I never thought would end, here is a picture of Eva Longoria and Tony Parker at the Disneyland Resort in Paris. She is seen here looking very cute in a pair of True Religion Joey jeans.

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On the 4th of July, Kultic sponsored a fashion show at Miami’s uber trendy Y Ultralounge. We are proud to announce it was a huge success (and a ton of fun!) We showcased selections from True Religion Jeans, Seven Jeans for Men and Seven Jeans for Women, Frankie B., Hudson Jeans, Citizens Jeans, Ed Hardy, Salvage Supply Co., Morphine Generation for Men and Morphine Generation for Women, Trunk LTD, and our new favorite Public Domain for MenPublic Domain for Women and . Please click on the pics below to see the blown up versions.

If Jessica Simpson isn’t seen in her super sexy Frankie B. Jeans it’s almost a certainty that she’ll be seen in one of her super sexy old standbys from her collection of True Religion Jeans. The word on the street is that True Religion Jeans’ obsession with details has made it possible for them to roll out pair after pair of uniquely perfected jeans. This could be the reason that True Religion Jeans are so highly preferred among the celebrities in America and overseas. One thing is for certain, True Religion Jeans re-define perfection.

Here Jessica Simpson is seen wearing a pair of True Religion Bobby Jeans. To get her look, check out our True Religion Bobby Jeans in Lonestar, Dark Pony Express, or Dark Vintage.

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While some people just can’t seem to make the leap into the new super flare trend, Rachel Bilson seems to at least be sticking her toe into the pool with these Seven Jeans. Trouser jeans are a great way to dress up and change up traditional denim looks without jumping right into the super flare trend that may be too drastic of a wardrobe change for some. While True Religion Jeans decided to shelf their trouser jean, the Sammy, other brands, such as Citizens of humanity and 7 for all mankind, are still going strong with the concept. The Seven Jeans Dojo and the Citizens of humanity Faye are styles we just cannot keep on the shelf here at Kultic, the reason being, people tend to like dressy sophisticated denim. And, why not? They have all the comfort of jeans with much of the versatility of trousers. It’s hard to get much more perfect than that!

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True Religion Jeans have topped the “most worn” charts across America and continue to grace the behinds of the hottest celebrities. The reason True Religion Jeans remains in the top 5 most worn jeans is simple - True Religion Jeans transform almost any rear into sexy goodness.  Jessica Simpson has been one of True Religion Jeans’ most avid devotees.  To get Jessica’s jean check out the True Religion Joey in Urban Cowgirl ($216,) or for a similar look that slightly mitigates the blow to your bank account check out the True Religion Joey The Duke ($196,) True Religion Joey Dark Pony Express ($172) or True Religion Joey Lonestar ($172.)

Bargain hungry shoppers from all over the world are taking advantage of the weak dollar.  Customarily, American goods such as 7 for all mankind jeans, True Religion jeans, Ed Hardy hats and tees and associated high-end items cost up to twice as much once exchange rates are applied once said items are sold in foreign stores and boutiques.  This is not the case when the consumer buys directly from an American boutique.  For those not able to leave their countries and to shop, e-boutiques such as www.kultic.com offer a great opportunity for some serious shopping. 

For example, 7 for all mankind jeans, True Religion jeans, Citizens of humanity jeans and Hudson jeans sell for about $120-$180 within the  U.S. sell for about £274.41-£411.61 in their UK couterparts.  These same jeans, when bought within U.S. borders will cost the consumer £61.18-£91.76 plus shipping and tarriffs.