True Religion’s distinctive, $400 jeans were everywhere in 2005: in paparazzi shots of early reality stars Paris Hilton and Jessica Simpson, lyrics of “My Humps” by the Black Eyed Peas ...

The man’s been sagging his Y2K-baddie jeans—a favorite of noughties Hollywood party girls, 2010s rappers, and the cast of ...

No, they’re not apple bottom jeans. I still remember the day I got my first pair of True Religion jeans. It was my 16th birthday, and my parents took me to the mall to try on a few pairs.

The brand’s signature jeans sport distinctive seams (with extra long stitches and thick, contrasting thread) and back pockets adorned with a U shape patterned after the smile of the brand’s ...

True Religion’s distinctive, $400 jeans were everywhere in 2005, with billboard and magazine campaigns featuring blonde, tanned and toned models standing in wild prairies.  Twenty years and two ...