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     • In 1976, Vanderbilt and Mohan Murjani teamed up to launch a line of designer jeans under the name, Gloria Vanderbilt by Murjani.
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   Who made Gloria Vanderbilt jeans?

   • Gloria Vanderbilt and Mohan Murjani teamed up in 1976 to launch a line of designer jeans under the name Gloria Vanderbilt by Murjani. The jeans featured Vanderbilt’s name embroidered in the back pocket and the signature white swan logo on the front coin pocket.

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   Who is Gloria Vanderbilt?

   • Gloria Vanderbilt created the designer jean movement and was the first major jeanswear brand launched by a woman, for women. Originally recognized for its iconic fit and signature swan logo, Gloria Vanderbilt always arrives to fit your needs. We come in all shapes and sizes – so should your jeans.

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   Did Gloria Vanderbilt wear clothes?

   • Gloria Vanderbilt was the first to put her name on a line of jeans. If you think her clothes have nothing to do with her, think again. Ms. Vanderbilt did not start the trend of society figures putting their names on clothing lines, but she was the first to do so for jeans.

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   What did Gloria Vanderbilt do for Denim?

   • Gloria Vanderbilt was an author, an artist, a swan and a mythic figure. Her most indelible legacy in relation to denim is highlighted in this image of her posing amid her signature jeans.

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   Do Gloria Vanderbilt jeans come in different sizes?

   • Originally recognized for its iconic fit and signature swan logo, Gloria Vanderbilt always arrives to fit your needs. We come in all shapes and sizes – so should your jeans. Gloria Vanderbilt Jeans have been around for nearly 4 decades and we’ve made a lot of friends along the way!

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   What did Vanderbilt jeans look like?

   • The jeans had Vanderbilt’s name embroidered in the back pocket along with the signature white swan logo placed on the front coin pocket. These were the first designer jeans in the world and the first jeans exclusively designed to fit a woman, as stated on the Murjani Group's website.

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Gloria_VanderbiltGloria Vanderbilt - Wikipedia

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   In the period from 1982 to 2002, L'Oreal launched eight fragrances under the brand name Gloria Vanderbilt. [30] Murjan sold rights to the name Gloria Vanderbilt to the owners of Gitano Group Inc. [31] in 1988. [32] Jones Apparel Group acquired the rights to Gloria Vanderbilt jeans in 2002. [33] [34]

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   Jeans That Fit Your Needs. Gloria Vanderbilt created the designer jean movement and was the first major jeanswear brand launched by a woman, for women. Originally recognized for its iconic fit and signature swan logo, Gloria Vanderbilt always arrives to fit your needs.

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6. www.nytimes.com › 2019/06/17 › fashionGloria Vanderbilt, Jeans Queen - The New York Times

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   Jun 17, 2019 · Instead of “poor little Gloria,” the child victim of a terrible public custody battle, she became Gloria Vanderbilt, jeans queen and female entrepreneur.

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   Jun 17, 2019 · In 1976, Vanderbilt and Mohan Murjani teamed up to launch a line of designer jeans under the name, Gloria Vanderbilt by Murjani. The jeans had Vanderbilt’s name embroidered in the back pocket...

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   Oct 9, 2024 · In 1976, Vanderbilt and Mohan Murjani teamed up to launch a line of designer jeans under the name Gloria Vanderbilt by Murjani. On the back pocket was her signature; on the front coin pocket was a swan emblem – in honor of Vanderbilt’s earlier stage work in the “The Swan” in 1954.

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10. www.vox.com › the-goods › 2019/6/18Gloria Vanderbilt: denim designer dead at 95 - Vox

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    Jun 18, 2019 · Gloria Vanderbilt changed how we feel about jeans. The artist and entrepreneur, who died Monday at 95, ushered in the era of designer denim.

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    Vanderbilt was the first person to exploit a famous family name for denim—effectively creating designer jeans. She promoted them in memorable ad campaigns that set new trends in marketing. They were an immediate success. 150,000 pairs of jeans sold out the first day the initial commercial aired on TV.