 Thanks to Hip Hop being so far in the lead with fashion and the influence that comes with that, there is no "urban clothing". To me, Mecca and Phat Farm are DKNY and Ralph Lauren--but there are black faces(who don't really own their companies) representing the former. The clothes are too over-priced and too much "jiggy" if you ask me. I try to do it like Hip Hop started out, by that I mean, making what I already own "fresh" and rocking it that way. I wear And 1 "Skip To My Lou's" or Reebok EJ32(Edgerrin James) in the tan color. hip hop urban clothing: In this potent blend of hip-hop music and urban clothing, white arbiters of fashion are seeing money to be made from the styles of young black designers. Some industry analysts estimate hip-hop fashion is generating $750 million to $1 billion annually. hip hop urban clothing: To whom it may concern: IM starting a clothing company that gears toward the urban scene, mainly HIP HOP. We need good advise on starting up. Already, many people has been advising us to create a business plan for applying a loan the thing is we dont know where to find any resource on Marketing research. In addition we need to establish a network with manufactures such as screen printers. hip hop urban clothing: Amazing, I actually agree 100% with you. I didn't realize that you get that profound because a lot of times you sound like you're shooting off the hip with some of your opinions. Damn! If you love/like Hip Hop, it'll show in the way you carry yourself. I blame computers, "urban" clothing designers, the networks, and lastly, us for making that commercial mess look cool while thinking we're being "progressive".
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