Icons Re-Interpreted–Levi’s looks to their rich history and Levi Strauss’ original store that opened in San Francisco in 1853, to inform fall’s collection. Creating their own modern frontier, Levi’s reinterprets their iconic classics, infusing their latest lineup with western charm. While the trucker jacket is updated to be more fit-conscious, items like their 501 jean also benefit from a leaner silhouette. Complemented by a selection of western shirts, Levi’s embraces an overall style that is easily adaptable to any walk of life.
Levi’s Fall 2013 | Icons Re-Interpreted
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