:holidaydisclosure:

DG2 by Diane Gilman Jeweled Button Embellished Denim Jacket - 4 colors and regular to plus sizes  - ad:

:holiday2014:

Diane Gilman makes a wide range of clothing with styles that fit every taste. But one thing many of her clothing pieces have in common is some bling. She contributes this to her time as a designer for rock n’ roll musicians over a decade ago. Now she creates styles that are casual to cocktail and pieces from sportswear to footwear.

[w8_callout margin_bottom=”30px” button_text=”SHOP NOW” button_color=”blue” button_url=”http://www.hsn.com/shop/diane-gilman/88″ button_rel=”nofollow”]Shop for Diane Gilman on HSN.com.[/w8_callout]

DG2 by Diane Gilman Jeweled Button Embellished Denim Jacket

This denim jacket is available in four colors: Fuschia, Indigo, Teal, or Black and in sizes XS, S, M, L, XL, 1X, 2X, and 3X. It’s  very well made and the perfect weight – not to heavy, not too thin. It’s made of woven stretch denim (a blend of 54% ramie, 35% cotton, 9% polyester, and 2% spandex) and is about 24″ long so it hits in the middle of the hip (top of the hip for me).

There is plenty of bling on this jacket but thankfully since it’s tone on tone, it’s not overwhelming. It will look great on a summer night over a maxi dress or in the winter over a sweater. The front closure has faux buttons with a snap front for quick and easy dressing.

Sizing & Fit

The jacket is meant to be loose fitting, but even so, I found that  it runs large (which I would have known if I’d have read the online reviews – darn it! I usually do!).  I ordered my normal size and it looks sloppy in the shoulders and the arms are abnormally long – I’m 5’10” tall and rarely find this to be a problem, I would definitely have to roll the sleeves up. I’ll be returning it for a size smaller which should be perfect.

Care

Because of the faceted “jewels,” the jacket is hand-wash only in cold water and hang dry (though I will be trying the gentle cycle in my new washing machine because I’m lazy. The key is to keep the water cold so you don’t ruin the stones).

[w8_divider style=”solid” margin_top=”20px” margin_bottom=”20px”]

Photo Credit: Diane Gilman/HSN.com – used with permission.