18th Amendment is a high end designer jean, created by award winning Australian fashion designer and creative director Rebecca Dawson and owner and founder, Rachel Rose.
18th Amendment takes it's name from the 18th amendment of the United States Constitution, reflecting the times during prohibition and the roaring 20's and 30's.
18th Amendment jeans are named after legendary silver screen stars like Lauren Bacall, Joan Crawford and Gina Lollabrigida, these high quality jeans are easily recognizable with their art deco motif stitched along the pockets, inspired by the 1930's Rolls-Royce, "Flying Lady".
18th Amendment jeans come in navy spray-on skinnys, sky blue high-waisted and wide-legs, and come highly recommend by top fashion notables, Sienna Miller and Jessica Stam.
There are currently very few U.S. retailers of this line. Most are located in the UK and Australia.
Fast Facts:
- Created by: Rebecca Dawson and Rachael Rose
- Homebase: Australia
- Each pair has a wing stiched on the pockets
- Styles range from skinny's to high waisted
Quotes:
What Rebecca Dawson has to say about her customer: She knows what she's about; comfortable in her skin. She is popular culture aware and loves fashion but she's not a slave to it. Her sense of style is individual. She's not interested in fashion for the masses.
