Jesse James
With the transitional months of Fall on the horizon, it’s time to put considerable thought into your wardrobe. Lee Jeans returns just in time, offering a first look at their new Fall 2019 campaign. Lee Jeans has been a staple in style for over a century, doing so from their home in the Sunflower State of Kansas. Much like the brand’s founder Henry David Lee, the folks featured in the campaign are passionate about their city. The collection spans a wide range of creative fields from fashion to art, culinary design, and more.
The casting reflects the city’s melting pot of talents. The campaign features the likes of hip-hop artist, Kye Colors, owner and head chef of The Russell restaurant, Amante Domingo, stylist, Amy Appleton Dreyer and many more. The campaign provides a look at Lee Jeans’ eye-catching new Fall collection. In doing so, the imprint celebrates their roots and the influence the city has on their style. The locations featured in the shoot have been carefully selected for their historical significance. The city’s lively arts neighborhood known as the Crossroads was formerly the freight district.
Lee Jeans Does Fall Fashion!
This is where Lee’s workwear would be distributed across the country. It was also the home to the first Lee Jeans building where the brand’s earliest designs were crafted. The campaign also provides a look at Lee’s forthcoming denim collection. Standout selections includ ethe Whizz Coverall, the Rider Jacket with its iconic frontal zig-zag stitching and much more. The Loco Jacket returns, which first debuted in 1925. Some of Lee’s most iconic designs are seen as well, boasting several signature details that mark Lee’s continuous innovation over time. The collection is finished off with rust-proof gauge metal buttons, which are held in place with two-prong tack fasteners.
Take a closer look at the new range in the images below and look for the full collection now at Lee Jeans. Keep it locked here to The Culture Curators for more Fall fashions and modern style coming soon.
Photos via Lee Jeans
