Get the Skinny on Skinny Jeans

Skinny Jeans have made a resurgence since their debut in the 1950's and now they are all the rage! Their slim fit, comfortable waist lines and versatility for both genders makes them a must have staple in anyone's closet.

Skinny Jeans come in a variety of styles in an of themselves, including colored, cropped and distressed. Colored skinny jeans are great for that youthful, edgy scenester look and can be paired with almost any T-shirt. Try this combo: Carmella Ankle Jean in Andes from Juicy Couture with Neon Nerds Tee in Black Wash by Junk Food.

If you're looking to slenderize and elongate your legs then cropped is your best best and we recommend either Cuffed Penelope Jean in Hilden by Juicy Couture or Socialite Kicker in Black by Joe's Jeans.

Distressed jeans are perfect for adding a little edge to your outfit without making you look too harsh. Regent Ripped Skinny in Collin by Hudson Jeans are the perfect representative for distressed skinny jeans and would look great paired with a more structured or refine top to balance the outfit out.

Summer Surfer

Bright and flirty colors, palm trees, the wide open ocean and your toes in the sand. Sound like you? Check out the surfer trend at UrbanMinx.
From long flowing maxi dresses by T-Bags to cute Level 99 denim skirts and fun tops from Junk Food, we've got it all this summer. Check out swimwear from Hale Bob and flip flops from Twisted Heart!
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Trend Alert: Sizing Up

In the late nineties loose jeans were the unfortunate mode, but we've found the newest oversized trend is something worth keeping!

Larger than life tees and tops are flooding the fashion circuits en force, often paired with  dark skinnies and equally slender footwear for a contrasting but balanced look.

With this look comes an air of distinct attitude, enhanced by the frequent rocker themes incorporated into the trend.

Shop Wheels & Doll Baby for the classic Love Potion No. 9 tee pictured here.

All American Made Style

What better time to think about buying products made in the USA than right now!

Many brands today have designers who care about making things locally to support our economy and to provide jobs here.

As we're celebrating the 4th of July lets remember how important is to buy American made products.

There are lots of very on-trend, stylish brands that put out amazing quality clothes and I wanted to highlight just a few that we have here!

Starting out pretty literally, Junk Food's USA Mickey Tee is a cute and playful vintage inspired piece Made in the USA.



The Ella Moss Pandra Top in Black is a beautiful, classic black shirt with sweet lace detailing. The fabric is light and easy for hot summer days.

One of our most popular denim brands, True Religion, also makes their jeans in the USA, giving us one more reason to love them. Shop the True Religion Billy Edgestitch and more now!

LA Made makes some of the greatest stylized cotton pieces, very stylish and hip and comfortable and it is no secret that they are making their clothes in the USA as well.







Other brands that have amazing clothes Made in the USA-Velvet, Sky, Fifteen Twenty and many more!


Shop Urban Minx now and keep your eyes out for the "Made in the USA" mention. We always include it whenever we can!
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Indulge! Junk Food Tees at UrbanMinx

Junk Food, the vintage inspired casual knitwear company was founded in 1998 and has had us loving their fun and flirty tees ever since. From Nerds and Blow Pops to Springsteen and Bowie, give yourself a treat and browse Junk Food at UrbanMinx!
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Men's Sale at UrbanMinx!

Our gents will be happy to hear that UrbanMinx has reduced the prices of some of your favorite brands to make way for spring arrivals! Shop last season's summer looks from well-known names like Hudson, Dirty English, and Junk Food and stock up on winter items at great deals.

So visit our sale section and see what catches your eye. Also, don't forget to shop Diesel for 30% off all styles until February 17th. Just type the code DIESEL30 at checkout.

Twelve Days to a New You

The holidays are the prime time for indulgences, but with a new year on the horizon now is the chance to shape up - literally and otherwise.

UrbanMinx is here to give you a head start with a line-up of sales featuring your favorite items, each with a fun theme attached.

Starting today, resolve to check back every day until the twelfth for discounts on all the UrbanMinx items you love!

A look ahead:

January 1st- Don't sweat the small stuff. Take 20% off all full priced sweatsuits.
January 2nd- Junk Food: Eat less, wear more. Take 20% off Junk Food clothing
January 3rd- Take time to reflect. Take 15% off patent leather.
January 4th- Spend more time outdoors. Take 20% of all full priced coats.
January 5th- Be grateful for good genes. Take 20% off denim.
January 6th- Be more charming. Take 20% of Juicy charms.
January 7th- Be a little bit rock & roll. Take 20% off Rock & Republic clothing.
January 8th- Kick bad habits. Take 15% off boots.
January 9th- Be a little bit country. Take 15% off Old Gringo shoes.
January 10th- Stay hydrated; shop Liquid. Take 15% off Liquid clothing.
January 11th- Diesel: Use less, wear more. Take 20% off Diesel.
January 12th- Stand tall: Take 15% off heels.

See you in the new year!

Stock Up on Junk Food

Even the strictest of dieters can appreciate the naughty delights of a little bit of junk food, which is why you’ll love the mouth-watering vintage vibes, original artwork, and soft, weathered fabrics from Junk Food Clothing. These tees will make you look fabulous without increasing the density of your thighs, though these styles promise to be just as addictive as those chocolates you keep hidden in your sock drawer.

Junk Food was founded in 1998 by fashion designers Blaine Halvorson and Natalie Grof. In its nine years Junk Food has gained worldwide recognition as a major influence of casual lifestyle clothing.

Celebrities who crave the Junk Food look include Demi Moore, Brad Pitt and Mischa Barton, have adopted Junk Food ensuring that teens and fashion conscious adults all savour the brand's unique sense of style.