Jeans are a type of pants or trousers, typically made from denim or dungaree cloth which were invented by Jacob W. Davis in partnership with Levi Strauss & Co. in 1871.
Originally designed for miners, modern jeans was popularized as casual wear by Marlon Brando and James Dean in their 1950s films, particularly The Wild One and Rebel Without a Cause, leading to the fabric becoming a symbol of rebellion among teenagers, especially members of the greaser subculture.
These cool snapshots captured teenagers wearing their cuffed jeans in the 1950s.
The group of female students is sitting together
The girl is striking a pose
Three young men are posing next to the car
Teenagers Wearing Cuffed Jeans in the 1950s
The girl is striking a pose
Teenagers Wearing Cuffed Jeans in the 1950s
Three female students are sitting together and talking
Teenagers Wearing Cuffed Jeans in the 1950s
Teenagers Wearing Cuffed Jeans in the 1950s
A group of female students in a class
Teenagers Wearing Cuffed Jeans in the 1950s
The girl is striking a pose
A group of female students
Teenagers Wearing Cuffed Jeans in the 1950s
Teenagers Wearing Cuffed Jeans in the 1950s
The boy is striking a pose with his pants
Teenagers Wearing Cuffed Jeans in the 1950s
Teenagers Wearing Cuffed Jeans in the 1950s
The girl is striking a pose
Teenagers Wearing Cuffed Jeans in the 1950s
Four girls are striking a pose next to the car.
Teenagers Wearing Cuffed Jeans in the 1950s
Teenagers Wearing Cuffed Jeans in the 1950s
Teenagers Wearing Cuffed Jeans in the 1950s
Teenagers Wearing Cuffed Jeans in the 1950s
Young men
Teenagers Wearing Cuffed Jeans in the 1950s
Young men
In an outdoor class
Teenagers Wearing Cuffed Jeans in the 1950s
Teenagers Wearing Cuffed Jeans in the 1950s
Teenagers Wearing Cuffed Jeans in the 1950s
The boy is playing baseball
Teenagers Wearing Cuffed Jeans in the 1950s
