West Coast Connection Forum
DUBCC - Tha Connection => Outbound Connection => Topic started by: Damien J. on February 13, 2007, 01:56:25 AM
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In 1997 Christopher Wallace introduced Brooklyn Mint to the world. After his untimely death, his mother,Voletta Wallace continued the rap legends fashion aspirations. This year commemorates the 10th year Anniversary of his death and Voletta further expands the Brooklyn Mint Brand with the launch of NOTORIOUS B.I.G..
Notorious is a full collection of Mens, Young Mens, and Boys apparel that is influenced and inspired by the culture, lifestyle, and diversity of Brooklyn. The brand will cross social and cultural boundaries, set trends, and also provide an opportunity for consumers and fans to participate in the legacy of B.I.G..
Ms. Wallace will debut the Spring and Fall 2007 collection of Notorious February 13-16, 2007 in Las Vegas at MAGIC Marketplace, a fashion trade event that attracts the most influential designers and buyers in the business. The line is currently available at many of the top specialty retailers across the country such as Downtown Locker Room, City Blues and J-Bee’s.
“We are excited to launch the collection at MAGIC. The spring collection has been well received by the stylists, trendsetters, and celebrities that have had the opportunity to see the line. There have been many positive comments about the bold, vivid color schemes and innovative graphics,” says Rick Edwards, Director of Marketing.
The Legacy of B.I.G continues to grow in the 10th Year Anniversary of his death through the launch of the Notorious B.I.G Brand, Badboy Entertainments release of the Notorious B.I.G Greatest Hits Album, scheduled for release March 6th, 2007 and “Notorious”, a Fox Searchlight feature film, Produced by, Voletta Wallace, Wayne Barrow, Mark Pitts and Bob Teitel, production to begin Summer 2007.
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WHY!?
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Big and Tall? :D
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::)
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they should just call the clothing line B.I.G
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WHY!?
i could guess two reasons, keeping his memory alive, or the fact that names sell..
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I say it's becuz Tupac has one.
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I rather wear F.U.B.U. :puke:
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FUBU? lol
from what i seen, the only label makin noise in the rapper clothing line industry is sean jean and roca-wear
all the other shit is tacky.
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I rather wear F.U.B.U. :puke:
Everybody knows it's all about BUFU.
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I still see niggas rockin' FUBU. The poor black guys who try to stay fresh. Lol.
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FUBU? lol
from what i seen, the only label makin noise in the rapper clothing line industry is sean jean and roca-wear
all the other shit is tacky.
Roca-Wear and Sean Jean are fallin off hard.
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^ That's becuz Hip Hop is going American Eagle.
I cry about that REALLY hard.
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Hey, I MADE FUNNY STATEMENT! >:(
:laugh:
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lets just make more money off dead people
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This will last as long as Makaveli clothing.
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Someone's going broke.
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Big and Tall? :D
that is not funny you ass hole.
FUBU? lol
from what i seen, the only label makin noise in the rapper clothing line industry is sean jean and roca-wear
all the other shit is tacky.
Roca-Wear and Sean Jean are fallin off hard.
i'm talkin about the whole legacy, they're fallin off now, but they were dope when they dropped.. and sean john still has those hella expensive outlets, selling fly shit... i dont think sean john is falling, not sure about Roca-wear, i remember seeing some hella fly shit back in the days..
i never rocked wu-wear or, EMINEM, snoop dogg or Ruff Ryders shit... cheap ass tacky plastic clothing...
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How about IceWear? :D
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They should be a special range of clothes for fat bastards. Giving that these types of clothes are generally baggy (don't fit the wearer), It would be great to see people wearing circus tents.
On another point why do rappers always wear big fuck off baggy suits at award shows, with big massive shirt collars and ties. Looks like they're kids who have been playing dress-up with their old boys clothes (even though most of them don't have dads and probably dressed up in there mums clothes eg. The Game).
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Big and Tall? :D
that is not funny you ass hole.
:'(
Why not?
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I got the DKNY button downs and guess jeans on stock.