For a minute at least.
Back in the early 2000's I rediscovered Lucky Brand Denim. It was a whole damn thing at the time. Popular but not everywhere. Premium denim was all the rage. 7 For All Mankind, True Religion, Diesel. The elders thought it was absurd that we'd pay $150 for a pair of jeans that we then had to have tailored. A woman I was dating dragged me into a Lucky store and it was a pretty damn cool store. Had a vibe. They were made in the U.S. A very slick bohemian feel, both women's and men's. Good tunes on the stereo and a classic rock and roll aesthetic. I believe the jeans Heather is wearing are my Hendrix Jeans. Back then, low rise, boot cut and a little stretch was the ticket. This was the time of American Apparel, Urban Outfitters, Free People. The photography of Abercrombie and Fitch was blowing people's minds. American Apparel was putting porn stars on billboards on Hollywood Boulevard. Really the last definitive moment in consumer fashion I can recall. Lucky is now run by some vulture capital corporate shill and is a shadow of its former self. I've pretty much gone back to Levi's but even these aren't the same as they used to be. I fucking love a button fly.
It feels like in the span of my adult life, toxic capitalist corporatism has infested and rotted everything beloved from the inside out. I had to pay $35 on Southwest Airlines JUST to choose the seat I sit in on a flight to Burbank for a week long model casting in L.A. tomorrow. They really want to squeeze every last goddamn cent they can out of us. As employees, as users, as patents, as consumers, as humans just trying to survive. Everything has to maximize profit. . . We're frogs in a pot my friend.

Anyway, here are some pretty good images of a pretty beautiful woman.
Who says we can't have nice things??
See the whole set over on Patreon.