Certain gyms are now offering the “Skinny Jeans Workout, specifically designed to get rid of those annoying little bulges and bumps” that interfere with the line of a skintight, circulation-impairing, unflattering pair of pants.

That’s what I call ‘denim therapy.’

One of our newest writers (and Brooklyn Bridge model), Kirby, was just interviewed for fave blog DenimTherapy. Read her interview here.

Recently our beloved Editor Rebecca Alexander was asked to do an interview with Denim Therapy. Well, the article was written and is ready for all Rebecca’s amazing fans (and haters) to read. Believe it or not she isn’t the fashion snob that you all think she is. 

Alexander says that it’s okay to wear Levi’s or Gap jeans, as long as you feel confident and sexy, and they fit your body type. “My biggest pet peeve is seeing someone on the street who is wearing ill-fitting denim, like two sizes too small or big, or their butt crack is peaking.”  

To read the full interview with Rebeccas head over to Denim Therapy.

Denim Therapy is a three-year-old company providing high-end denim restoration and repair services. Here are some reasons why you may need ‘Denim Therapy.’

1. Wear jeans.

2. When jeans develop holes, tears, or missing denim absolutely anywhere… It’s time for Denim Therapy.

3 .Jeans will be evaluated by Denim Therapy for criteria essential to their successful reconstruction. No group therapy! Every jean that comes in receives individual evaluation.

4. Denim Therapy uses a unique reconstructive technique that places new cotton fibers into the existing denim fabric to replace the undesirable holes. We do this by color matching the color of the fabric we insert to the current color of faded and torn jeans.

5. Denim Therapy is over. The holes are gone. Your jeans are ready to get your attention.

There is also a new blog where they cover the luxury of denim by highlighting trends, sharing denim insider tips, interviews great people and give evergreen suggestions on caring for denim.