Jennie Garth wears Anoname "Chloe" Boyfriend Jean in the "Redline Light" Wash to the Milk + Bookies First Annual Story Time Celebr

Los Angeles, CA (Vocus) March 1, 2010 -- Jennie Garth attended the Milk + Bookies First Annual Story Time Celebration on Sunday February 28th rocking one of the most current denim trends -- the "boyfriend" jean by the denim brand Anoname -- perfectly appropriate for an early-spring Sunday family event which she attended with her husband Peter Facinelli and their daughters. This is the second time Jennie has worn Anoname jeans. She is also a fan of the "Joelle" bootcut fit.

Both styles are available at www.shopanoname.com for $110.00.

Anoname is a denim brand based out of City of Industry, CA with such Hollywood fans as Rihanna, Fergie, Jessica Alba, Jessica Szohr, Kate Beckinsale, Karina Smirnoff, Julia Louis Dreyfus, Jennifer Love Hewitt and more.

You can follow Anoname jeans on Twitter @anoname.

For more information and photos, please contact Janna Meyrowitz, Style House PR 212.444.8177 janna (at) stylehousepr (dot) com.

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