Music Meets Fashion
Tune in on March 15th for this years Rip the Runway 2010.
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Rocawear - In 1999, Jay-Z along with his then-partner Damon Dash launched their Rocawear clothing line, which has been highly successful grossing about 700 million dollars a year.
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House of Dereon - Influenced by three generations of women, Beyonce Knowles and her mother Tina Knowles who is a stylist introduced House of Dereon to the world. Later, Beyonce and little sister Solange followed up with a more youthful line, Dereon.
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Sean John - Sean John Combs, better known as "Puffy" or "Diddy" took a more upscale approach to his clothing line with Sean John.
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LL Cool J - LL partnered with Sears for a more affordable line. Unfortunately though, Sears discontinued the line after a year.
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Rich & Infamous - Snoop Dogg launched the Rich & Infamous line back in 2008.
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Wu-Wear - The Wu-Tang Clan was one of the first rap crews to debut a clothing line. Furthermore, the crew had their own clothing store in Staten Island, New York.
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Pastelle - Kanye West announced in 2008 that he would team up with a British designer for his Pastelle line. The line never came out.
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Usher - Due to the declining economy, Usher decided to put his plans for the clothing line he announced in 2005 on hold.
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G-Unit - 50 Cent added a clothing line to his already growing G-Unit businesses. The line was picked up by Marc Ecko.
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Phat Farm - Russell Simmons is the Godfather of hip-hop, and rightfully so, he began Phat Farm back in 1992. Later, he introduced Argyle Culture into the fashion world.
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