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One of the most revered Rap talents is bringing his talents back to fashion. André 3000 is launching his own brand workwear line.
As per High Snobiety, the Atlanta, Georgia, native continues to evolve with his art and style. Since the release of his instrumental flute album, New Blue Sun, in November 2023, the esteemed MC has been synonymous with apparel that would be suitable for garden work. This seems to be intentional as this week, the website revealed that he has a workwear brand in the works.
Writer Tayler Willson claims the “So Fresh, So Clean” rapper is working with a “currently-unnamed Dutch label” to bring the vision to life. Additionally, the journalist speculates the project is being curated in partnership with Bonne Reijn, founder of BONNE. The Amsterdam tailor is known for his bold but approachable twist to suiting and outerwear.
In his cover story for High Snobiety, 3 Stacks detailed his love for overalls; which have a mainstay in his wardrobe since ATLiens. “Whenever I’m on the street, at least for a month, whenever I see someone with overalls on, they’re going to get a free pair,” André says. “Because I know they’re overall lovers. It takes a certain person to wear overalls. They’re like grown-people baby clothes. They feel very comfortable — that’s why I love them.”
Currently, André 3000 is on tour for New Blue Sun until March.
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Tierra Whack is ready to share her wardrobe with fans in a new partnership with the clothing rental subscription service from Urban Outfitters, called Nuuly. The Tierra Whack x Nuuly collaboration dropped on Thursday (Feb. 22) and features 41 stand-out pieces from the Grammy-nominated rapper’s personal closet, tour looks and even costumes.
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From statement denim dresses to jeans for women and more, Nuuly subscribers have the option to rent or purchase the pieces with some being co-designed by the “Heaven” singer as well as pieces made by Molly Goddard, Anna Sui, Farm Rio and more.
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Whack was excited for the opportunity, wishing she had something similar before becoming an artist herself. “I would have loved to wear some of my favorite artist’s wardrobe pieces growing up,” she said in an official press release. “Nuuly made it possible and I jumped at the chance to give someone else that opportunity.”
She also added that “Affording certain pieces can be challenging at times, and because artists borrow clothes most of the time, I can relate to what Nuuly has created. I think it’s really dope!”
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In order to add the “Dora” singer’s clothes to your outfit rotation, you’ll need to have a Nuuly subscription. It’s $98 a month and allows you to add six items at a time whether it’s all from Whack’s closet or a mix of her wardrobe among the thousands of other pieces within the brand’s library. Pick up pieces for an event, party, trip or just for everyday wear. Once you’re done, return them to Nuuly and rent or borrow your next set of clothes.
Check below to snag some of the pieces still available at Nuuly.com.
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Custom Ruffle Levi’s 560 Jeans
Whack wrote in the description that these bold jeans are “really, really heavy. It’s worth it though because they just look so cool.” It also comes with a zip-closure to help achieve a more smooth look.
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Multi-Striped Jumpsuit
Make a statement in this short-sleeve jumpsuit that’s made from a cotton-lycra mix for added comfort and style. You can pair the look with a pair of tennis sneakers or ballet flats depending on what style you’re looking to achieve.
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Brown Crochet Tile Sweater Pants
According to Nuuly, Whack wore these crochet pants to a 76ers game where she said, “I felt good, Sixers felt good, and that’s why we won.” She added that the set has little paws you can put your hands in.” The design also includes side and back pockets for storing your small essentials.
For more product recommendations, check our roundups of the best oversized leather jackets, shackets for women and corsets.
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Nelly Furtado is showing off “All Good Things” to stock up on in the latest SKIMS campaign. Featuring looks that spotlight the most loved, bestselling and viral styles of the brand to date, the campaign officially launched on Monday (Oct. 2) and also showcases pieces chosen and styled by Furtado herself — which means they’re not only trendy, but celebrity-approved.
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It was more than about playing dress up for the 44-year-old, though. She’s also a fan of how comfortable and easy the pieces are to incorporate into practically any look.
“Styling all of my SKIMS looks was so fun, and my favorite piece was the SKIMS Sculpting Mid Thigh Bodysuit,” said Furtado in a press statement. “The fabric is amazing and feels so good and secure on my body. It makes me feel excited about getting dressed, and I love working it into my wardrobe for both work and play.””
In case you needed an excuse to add even more of the chic-yet-comfortable leggings and shapewear to your rotation, SKIMS also tapped the shoulders of other stars they consider “renowned women across entertainment,” including Kim Cattrall, Lana Condor, Coco Jones and Hari Nef, who also showed off their favorite Skims pieces.
Keep reading to shop the “Maneater” singer’s most-loved looks and view the entire campaign collection here.
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There’s practically no such thing as owning too many bras, and after trying Furtado’s pick, you may never go back to just any style. The SKIMS T-Shirt Bra is with a full-coverage style that can even adapt to those in-between sizes thanks to its stretchy material. The neckline has also been modernized with zero stitching to allow it to lie flatter.
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You can enjoy full coverage without worrying about any dig marks left behind in a pair of these SKIMS briefs. The high-rise waist helps to smooth your body while the stretchy material aims to adapt to your unique body. It’s also seamless to prevent any panty lines!
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Layer up in a pair of sheer sculpting tights that come in a range of nude colors or, if you want something more dressy, grab a pair in black. The material is made with full support that’ll aim to sit on your hips — in other words, reduce the need to constantly pull up your tights. Plus, you can layer them under pants, skirts, dresses and more.
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In need of a pair of shapewear? Furtado prefers this mid-thigh style and it’s easy to see why. Not only does it come 10 shades to choose from, but it’s made with strong compression that targets the stomach, waist and legs. As an added bonus, the material has butt-lifting pockets in the back to help create a more lifted appearance.
The brand also took to Instagram to share the full campaign video, which you can see below.
For more product recommendations, check out our roundups of the best SKIMS sale, SKIMS alternatives and the best corsets.
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VIBES, the premier rolling papers and apparel brand, has a new selection of fits as the summer season nears its triumphant close. The brand brought to you by the innovative mind of rapper and entrepreneur Berner has a new collection of baseball jerseys and henleys inspired by notable Major League Baseball (MLB) teams.
VIBES might be best known for its high-end rolling paper but the apparel the brand specializes in is also of note. Although the baseball season is also winding down, the “Boys Of Summer” are still on the diamond swinging and catching.
The new lineup from VIBES takes cues from a particular National League West team out of the Bay Area, a National League East team that plays in “The Magic City” in Florida, and a National League Central team based in “Steel City” in Pennsylvania.
The high-quality jerseys retail for $65. The henley shirts retail for $44. Click here to shop the collection and keep scrolling to take in images of the apparel.
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After headlining Coachella last month, BLACKPINK switched from music to fashion to star in Adidas‘ latest campaign titled “Home of Classics.”
Announced in early May, the campaign features photos of the K-pop girl group decked out in the newest outfits from Adidas’ Originals line. Adidas Korea also posted solo photos of each BLACKPINK member including this stunning shot of Lisa posted on Instagram on Monday (May 22).
In addition to the photo campaign, BLACKPINK stars in an Adidas Korea commercial, which was released on May 9. “Welcome to our home,” says Jennie at the start of the commercial. “A place with no rules,” adds Jisoo.
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“Just be yourself and have fun,” says Lisa while Rosé adds, “Be loud! We don’t have neighbors.”
Jennie, Lisa, Rosé and Jisoo can be seen sporting either Adidas Superstar or Forum styles in the campaign, putting an emphasis on how to turn streetwear and athleisure into casual, everyday looks. The classic sneakers have been around for years, but you can get snag the exact style and shade the girl group wears.
We rounded up the remaining styles from the campaign for you to grab. Check below to shop BLACKPINK-approved sneakers and clothes.
For more fashionable content, check out our roundups on Jennie’s Calvin Klein capsule collection, Dua Lipa x Versace and the best Lululemon Everywhere Bag lookalikes.
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Adidas Superstar Shoes
$100
As a timeless design from the apparel brand, it’s no surprise that the Superstar Shoes would earn a spot on half of the girl group’s feet. The style comes with the iconic three striped logo and a leather upper and cushioned footbed that’ll swaddle your feet in all day comfort.
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Adidas Forum Bold Shoes
$110
Act fast! There are only a few sizes of the Forum Bold sneaker left at Adidas.com. For a larger selection, check out retailers like Nordstrom, Dick’s Sporting Goods and Amazon.
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Adidas Gazelle Bold Shoes
$120
Add some height to your look with Adidas’ Gazelle Bold Shoes. The stylish sneakers are almost sold out in black-and-white but they’re available in six different colors including shadow red/cloud white, true pink/lucid blue and grey/cloud white.
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Adidas Forum Low Shoes
$100
It’s exciting to see BLACKPINK donning the Forum Low Shoes as they’re also beloved by Adidas fans. The sneaker, comes with a higher top — unlike the low upper of the classic tennis sneaker. There’s also an adjustable velcro strap across the front to make them extra cozy and secure.
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Adidas Adicolor Neuclassics Track Pants
$75
From sneakers to threads. These Adidas track pants are serving style and comfort — because, yes, you can have both. They’re made from 70% recycled cotton and have a wide-leg fit to keep your legs cool yet comfy.
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Adidas Adicolor Classics 3-Stripes Short Wrapping Skirt
$55
Air out your legs this summer and trade your denim shorts for Adidas’ soft wrapping skirt. The front features a snap design for added sleekness so you can wear it on the court or out on the town it’s that versatile.
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Adidas Adicolor Neuclassics Shorts
$40
The Adicolor Neuclassics Shorts takes a modern approach with athletic apparel infusing it with a bit of street style. One leg features the notable Adidas striped logo while the navy blue material has a subtle shine making it feel chic yet sporty.
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Dreamville Records, spearheaded by J. Cole and Ibrahim Hamad, remain one of the top artistic collectives in the music game at the moment. Today (Feb. 24), Dreamville and Daily Paper, a fashion brand out of London, joined forces to launch the stunning Dream Daily collection.
The new drop from Dreamville Records and Daily Paper brings together a vision of what the two labels’ styles would look like while attending university. The new campaign is fashioned like a college yearbook with seven custom pieces in warm colorways and includes letterman jackets, sweatsuits, hoodies, and much more.
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Inspired by the rich cultural heritage of The Great Mosque of Djenné, Djinguereber Mosque and University of Timbuktu / Sankore championing the power of storytelling and education.
Daily Paper and internationally-acclaimed and multi-platinum record label Dreamville come together to collaborate on a capsule collection entitled ‘Dream Daily’.
As vehicles of culture, music, fashion and art as a means to empower, both brands align on core values and vision. A testimony to their communities and dedication to uplift each other and champion untold stories, the collaboration is an ode to the rich history of the African continent, its contribution. Paying homage to the historical Great Mosque of Djenné, Djinguereber Mosque and University of Sankore / Timbuktu Mali
Considered to be one of the first educational institutions in the world the collection takes inspiration from this part of history that is often untold. With both brands starting their respective labels during their university years, we reimagine what a Daily Paper x Dreamville University would look like.
This comes ahead of J. Cole bringing the Dreamville Festival back to his native North Carolina on April 1-2 this spring.
For fans who wish to pick up the pieces for themselves, items can be purchased by following this link and at Daily Paper locations in Amsterdam, London, and New York.
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