On Shira: -?Johnny? classic 5-pocket straight jean. With signature ?LoneStar? dark wash. From True Religion, $172.
-Rainbow string halter. From LaRok, $147.
-True Religion is a very popular brand with styles for men, women and children.
-Choose a jean in a dark wash for a dressier look. The tailored, straight leg looks great with heels or flats.

On Grace:

-?Joey? jean with destroyed finish. Flare cut with signature twisted seams, back flap pockets with thick stitching detail. By True Religion, $133.
-?Kiss? vintage T in ruby, layered over a blue thermal shirt. T from Trunk Ltd., $61. Thermal from Sky, $50.
-Gold flip-flops. From Havaianas, $16
-True Religions are made in Los Angeles and are known for their detailed embroidery and hand-sanded vintage washes.
-Pairing a wide-leg or flared jean with a bare flip-flop adds to the casual look, like you just walked off the beach.

On Nikki: -?The Biker? jean. Vintage-inspired with ?destroyed? finish. From 575 Denim, $198.
- Black ?Goddess? halter with braided leather trim. From Sky, $97.
-575 jeans are made in Downtown Los Angeles from the finest Italian and Japanese fabrics.
-Each pair of jeans is sewed, sanded and washed by individually by hand.

On Margot: -?Scorpion? jean in dark rinse with pink button and seam detail. From Rock & Republic, $146.
-?Peace Love and Cartier? pink tie-dye T. From E.Vil, $41
-Checkerboard slip-ons. From Vans, $32.
-Margot?s jeans are rolled up for a more casual look. This rolled-cuff trend is so big that designers are actually embellishing the inside of the jean, shown here with pink stitching. Cuffs are also a great, fashionable way to accommodate growing children.
-Denim pairs beautifully with today?s trendy ?message? Ts.

On Simon: - ?Surplus Bootcut? jean. Dark crinkle rinse with button-flap pockets. From 1921, $168.
- ?Frankie J? vintage-inspired polo with ?t-shirt? trim. From Red X Jacket, $66.
-1921 jeans are made with a busted seam that goes all the way up to the waistband, creating a smooth finish with no ?pocket line?.
-The tag on 1921 jeans is made from the same fabric as the jeans, which you can use to patch them if they become worn or torn.