In the 1950s, jeans became a symbol of rebellious youth culture due to the performances of actors such as Marlon Brando and James Dean, and were banned from wearing in many schools, restaurants, and even hotels in Canada. In 1951, singer Ping Klaus was refused entry for wearing jeans, and Levi's customized a denim suit for him, giving rise to the "double denim" trend in Canada. This controversy has actually driven its popularity: the first women's denim was born in 1918, and global sales exceeded 500 million pieces in 1980. Today, it has become a universal clothing across ages and social classes. From the wear-resistant workwear of gold miners to the frequent customers on fashionable runways, the cultural connotation of denim has always been bound to the spirit of "freedom and resilience".

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