Colorless Spectrum
Pants without pigment, at every price point.
From left:
Michael Kors, $95 at Bloomingdale’s, 1000 Third Ave.
J.Crew, $98 at 484 Broadway
Shipley & Halmos, $260 at Barneys New York, 660 Madison Ave.
3.1 Phillip Lim, $275 at 115 Mercer St.
Tommy Hilfiger, $98 at 681 Fifth Ave.
Club Monaco, $129.50 at 160 Fifth Ave.
Guess, $89 at 575 Fifth Ave.
See Also:
• Shop-A-Matic: More Trends for Spring
• The Spring 2011 Menswear Collections
Good News for Mustard-Droppers
Believe it or not, it’s easier to remove stains from white jeans than blue, says Gerald von Pozniak, manager of upscale dry-cleaner Jeeves of Belgravia. Because there’s less pigment in light denim, it’s more difficult to discolor than freshly dyed blues. Or, simply put: A little bleach won’t hurt the already bleached. When you inevitably spill something, Von Pozniak suggests wiping off the excess, then blotting (not rubbing) with a dry cloth. If the stain persists, dab it with water or hydrogen peroxide—an ingredient in most stain sticks. Allow the area to dry, and chances are, your once-besmeared jeans will look brand-new again.
The Bleach Boys
Six recent renditions of (more or less) white jeans.
