Blue Holdings Inc

Blue Holdings Inc., a maker of premium jeans, said it filed to have its shares listed on Nasdaq. The City of Commerce company, which went public in April, designs denim apparel for men and women under the Antik Denim, Yanuk, Taverniti So and U brands. Its jeans sell in boutiques and high-end department stores for $165 to $325. The company also is preparing to launch a children's line. To meet Nasdaq requirements, the company said it added two more independent members to its board last week.

Blue Holdings Inc., a maker of premium jeans, said it filed to have its shares listed on Nasdaq. The City of Commerce company, which went public in April, designs denim apparel for men and women under the Antik Denim, Yanuk, Taverniti So and U brands. Its jeans sell in boutiques and high-end department stores for $165 to $325. The company also is preparing to launch a children's line. To meet Nasdaq requirements, the company said it added two more independent members to its board last week.

In honor of all the faded, washed, studded, ripped and re-sewn jeans that have been unleashed by Los Angeles denim companies, L.A. Fashion Week presented its first-ever denim day on Tuesday. The first look down the runway? Antik Denim's riff on the season's new must-have: femur-thin, low-rise jeans. He's shirtless and skinny; she's in a sheer lace bra, attached to him by a leash, collar and harness. We're supposed to be shocked, of course.