When did it become acceptable for women to wear jeans?

Question

What I means by this is when did people stop associating women in jeans as being limited to cowgirls and tomboys, and when all women found jeans to be an acceptable garment to wear everyday?

Answer 1

In the 1960s and 70s during the women's rights movement- embracing pants instead of frilly dresses and skirts went hand ion hand, with counterculture and rejecting older styles of feminine beauty- think of all the other trends that went on- short hair, burning bras, not shaving legs, and yes- Coco Chanel's garcionierre or "little boy" look. Since then it has become mainstream.
Since then the emphasis in the fashion world, has been away from CURVES and volumptous women towards THIN, THIN, THIN as a consequence of the garcionierre. sad.

Answer 2

I think the tight disco jeans craze of the late 70s early 80s really cemented it. We were all intrigued when Brooke Shields said nothing came between her and her Calvins.

Answer 3

Around the 50's and 60's when women started working and they started becoming more equal in the workforce and the community.

Answer 4

i think it was when the rest of the world decided that jeans were for everybody and anybody no matter what style, fade, wash, color jeans are the all round everyday wear

Answer 5

I don't think it should be acceptable for some women to wear clothing at all!

Answer 6

well coco chanel was one of the first women to wear pants, instead of like skirts and dresses.

Answer 7

the fashion world - personally, the most pointless social structure there is.

Answer 8

When they became tight as h*ll.

Answer 9

not a clue

Answer 10

when she wants to