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3:11Now PlayingPretty much everyone wears blue jeans in modern America. Jeans have gone from workwear to high fashion over the last 150-plus years. Dress them up, dress them down … they’re as flexible as American culture. NY Post contributor Kira Davis shares this story.
Perhaps they are so enduring because everyone can wear them. Fat or skinny, tall or short, curvy to curve-less and everything in between — jeans are the fashion of unity.
But when we’re buying a pair, we’re not contemplating any of that.
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