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Spring Fashion Trend: Green Jeans and Bright Colors from NYDJ

Everything She Wants adores NYDJ (Not Your Daughter's Jeans). Thanks to the smoothing Lift Tuck technology, they flatter the post-Forever 21 figure in all the right places.  And my ego enjoys that I tend to wear a size smaller in NYDJ styles.

NYDJ spring styles.

For spring/summer 2012, the brand has embraced the hot color trend with jeans in Sage Brush, Coral Reef, Sunflower, Purple Lily, Pomegranate, Persimmon, Sunkiss, Blue Bell, Aquamarine, Fuchsia and Optic Black.  My favorite, however, is the Clover Green pair of jeans I was gifted at NYDJ's spring preview.  They're perfect for St. Patrick's Day or any day, and all my friends will be green with envy when I wear them.

Me in my new Clover Green jeans.

Me holding a pair of NYDJ's groovy wide-legged sailor trousers.
Photos by Kristen Somody Whalen

Many of the brand's new silhouettes are available in the aforementioned color palettes, including the Alisha Skinny, Carmen Cuffed Crop, Fiona Cuffed Crop and Emma Skirt. Some of NYDJ's most popular styles have also been updated in a variety of funky denim prints including Lace, Lizard (Grey Multi and Blue Multi) and Primrose (Bone and Oxford Blue).

For more information on available styles and to place an order online, visit NYDJ.com.  
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  1. AndrejaMarch 22, 2012 at 4:36 AM

    You look fantastic! I love this color play between the green and coral!

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  2. LilyJuly 17, 2012 at 7:46 PM

    Love those jeans on you, so pretty you look!

    Lily @ http://coloredjeansforwomen.com

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