Gloria Vanderbilt

In 1976, Gloria Vanderbilt put her own signature on the back pocket of a slim, dark-wash jean made with Murjani — one of the first designer jeans marketed to women, years before the label became a fixture at nearly every American mall. That original bet on denim is the brand's foundation to this day, and the styles at Tags Weekly carry the same idea forward: jeans engineered for real fit, not just a famous name on the pocket. The Amanda jean is the through-line here — a high-waist bootcut, a classic-rise straight leg, and a stretch tapered cut, all built with the same forgiving, no-gimmick comfort that's kept the brand relevant for five decades. Shirts and tops round out the rack for easy pairing. The fit does the work. Years after those first pairs sold out in a single day, the Amanda cut is the one worth trying on.