Each line within the brand has a different creator and each of these creators have the hope of influencing wearers in a positive way.

Wear Luv, by Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders trainer Lin Johnson, focuses on kindness and anti-bullying with shirts displaying messages such as: “Luv Who You Are,” “Luv Is My Addiction” and “I Luv Us.”

According to Johnson in Wear Luv’s online description, “It truly forces the wearer of the shirt—to have a good attitude!”

At the March 6, 2014, premiere of the “Mr. Peabody & Sherman,” actress Blanca Blanco wore the Wear Luv top reading “I Rock” on the front “And So Do You” on the back.

Johnson’s husband and trainer of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, Jay Johnson, also created a line for Wear Luck called Wear Fitness. The shirt “Sweat is Sexy” is meant to motivate the wearer to push their limits during workouts.

Author Lissa Coffey created Wear Yoga. The line focuses on using colors and symbols that help the wearer reach their “dharma,” which is a Sanskrit word that means “purpose.” Coffey explains in her book “What’s Your Dharma?” that there are four paths that can lead to this self-discovery and her line encourages those paths.

A mother of two special needs children is behind Wear Hope for Wear Luck. She uses her story and line to encourage wearers that they can endure any challenges placed in front of them.

Wear Intent was created by Mallika Chopra, who founded an online community targeted toward encouraging people to make their aspirations a reality with the power of intentions. Her line reminds wearers to be mindful of their intent.

Feng Shui entrepreneur Kathryn Weber uses Wear Balance to help the wearer bring what is out of balance in their lives into focus. With shirts dedicated to prosperity, fame, romance, family, health, creativity, wisdom, career and confidence, each has a unique color and message.

With its expansion into these positive lines, Wear Luck is gaining popularity and recognition, and they are definitely a brand to watch out for in 2014.

For more information on Wear Luck visit wearluck.com.

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While there are certainly ways to pull this look off in many styles, from solids to patch work and accessories to boot, an easy place to start is choosing the color of your denims. Compliment your shades, for example, a dark denim cropped vest with dark low rise denim jeans, is a great casual go-to. A word of caution: be careful when pairing two denims of the same shade without mixing in other clothing or you could end up looking like you are sporting a denim suit, which is a definite fashion no-no. You can also try mixing dark and light denim, a popular look on most S/S 2014 runways, and try to add in other solids, such as a crisp white shirt or a bright pop of color in accessorizing. Silver accessories also work for giving a clean look when wearing denim head to toe.

A big spring trend this year is the chambray denim shirt. Once a major staple of the 90’s, this piece is making a comeback in a big way. Pair a lighter hue chambray top with dark denim jeans and a thick brown belt for a look that’s a little casual and a little country. Or for a look that’s more sophisticated, you could pair your chambray button down with a pair of black trousers and a denim beret.

Juicy Couture, Frame Denim and H&M have great mix and match denim options for S/S 2014. Keep your eye on Runway for ideas on how to accessorize every trend this season.

“I went to college at UCLA,” says Vanek. Her parents were helping to pay for her education, but they urged her to get a job. With an already established online presence through social media usage in high school, Vanek thought of ways to harness her strong followings. She ended up being inspired by charm bracelets.

“I thought it would be really fun to make more of a statement with them,” she said. “I took these big rubber bracelets and put different words on them. I posted them on MySpace, got money through PayPal…it was super sketchy!”

Her modest roots blossomed though. “It kind of just started from there,” Vanek said. “I did the bracelets for a while, gained some momentum, and then started doing t-shirts, and from there it just slowly expanded.”

While the rubber bracelets came from overseas, this momentum has increased Vanek’s recognition and has changed the way she makes her products. “Everything we do now is local in downtown L.A.” says Vanek.

It’s safe to say Vanek’s unique sense of design makes every Jac Vanek item a conversation starter. With clever references to various aspects of pop culture that influence Vanek directly, each design has a personal message and story behind it that forms an intimate connection with customers, some of whom who have known Vanek for nearly a decade through her online presence.

“Everything I do is very tongue-in-cheek,” Vanek said. Everything I create is just a different aspect of my personality. I never take myself seriously.”

Jac Vanek represents the weirdos, the outcasts and the ones who are brave enough to be unapologetically themselves. “I make stuff that I want to wear,” Vanek explained.

Jac Vanek embodies the movers, the shakers and the ones who are brave enough to jump blindly into the unknown in the name of desire.

“I don’t know much about fashion,” Vanek said. “I just know the way I want to live my life and the stuff I’m interested in and I’m just doing my own thing.”

By Kylie Jenkins for Clarissa International Media

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