Intel Inspired Ultrabook™ Fashion Inspiration: Denim

For week #7 of my partnership with Intel Inspired Ultrabook™, we're finding inspiration in denim. This week, while browsing on my Ultrabook™, I found inspiration by looking at denim through the decades.

Levi's first introduced jeans for women in the 1930's, when they had a primarily western look.

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In the early 40's, J. Howard Miller featured a women in denim in his Rosie the Riveter poster. And check her out in this Rockwell painting!

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Marilyn Monroe is known for her glamorous wardrobe, but she also looked fabulous when kicking back in jeans and denim jackets back in the 50's and 60's.

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And in the 70's, Charlie's Angels brought bell bottoms to the fashion forefront.

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By the late 70's, punk icons like Patti Smith and Debbie Harry looked tough and sexy in their denim.

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In 1980, Brooke Shields wore denim in an iconic Calvin Klein campaign.

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But the rest of the 80's into the early 90's was a pretty bad time in the history of denim. I mean...

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So was the rest of the 90's, if we're being honest.

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Today, there are really no rules when it comes to denim. Skinny, flared, dark, distressed, printed, colored... it's all fabulous!

Like denim, the Intel Inspired Ultrabook™ has style that never dies - it's a timeless and durable piece that will never go out of style. At less than an inch thick, the lightweight and highly portable Ultrabook™ is easy to grab and go anywhere.

I'll be back next week with more inspiration. What inspired you this week?

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