Hollywood Trender: Tag Elements mashes cutting edge style and comfort

By April MacIntyre Mar 11, 2011, 15:38 GMT

Monsters and Critics loves their jeans that are made to be flattering, functional with classic details: A structured back stitching that lays flat, well placed belt loops, non-obtrusive pockets that don\'t make you look hippy in a breathable soft to the touch stretch couble-knit fabric that hugs and highlights curves. Photo by April MacIntyre ©M&C

Two things that rock when combined:  Comfort and style. Doesn't happen too often, as any fashionista knows. 

American company Tag Elements makes a line of casual jeans, leggings, tops, dresses and skirts right here in the USA that everyone is excited about. The clothing is a huge favorite of Hollywood stylists and costume designers on some of the biggest television shows that sport hot, young casts.

File these trousers and jeans under "must own."  Monsters and Critics loves their jeans that are made to be flattering, functional with classic details: A structured back stitching that lays flat, well-placed belt loops, non-obtrusive pockets that don't make you look hippy in a breathable soft to the touch stretch double-knit fabric that hugs and highlights curves.

Tag Elements was created by Designer and Owner, Orly Dahan.

Dahan's line is coveted and seen on some of the most famous celebrities out in Los Angeles; fans include Crystal Bowersox (American Idol), Mel B and Kelly Rutherford among many who have snapped up the pants and tops.

The hot seller currently is the Tag Elements Slim Bootcut Pant in Black, and their ultra fashionable flared trouser which goes from the office to a restaurant or club with a change of a top, shoes and accessories. 

Once tried, you will be sold on these rayon blend pants and tops that make looking chic so easy, in comfortable separates that make you feel like you're in yoga wear.    

Made in the USA, American-owned and operated. Fabulous and flattering on.

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April MacIntyre is Monsters and Critics' smallscreen and people/celebrity editor who loves to visit and celebrate small American businesses when she can. You can contact her on Twitter