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LL Cool J To Host 2nd Annual 'Pay It Fashion Forward' In NYC

source: HipHopRX

Hip Hop music artist and actor LL Cool J, born James Todd Smith, who is very familiar with the fashion industry after helping launch FUBU as well as his own clothing line Todd Smith, will be hosting the second annual 'Pay It Fashion Forward” event come ...

Published Tue, Jun 9

Wal-Mart vs. Sears in hip-hop clothing lines

source: Chicago Sun-Times

 United States - Feb 17, 2009 In the 1990s he helped launch the FUBU clothing line and in 2008 brought the LL Cool J collection of "authentic streetwear" to Sears. ...

Published Tue, Feb 17

23 Rappervations - From Eminem's Charity to Hyphy Juice (CLUSTER)

source: TREND HUNTER

Eminem has Shady Ltd., Jay-Z has Rocawear, Nelly has Apple Bottoms, and LL Cool J has FUBU and Todd Smith. Beyond these clothing lines, hip hop artists have also loaned their infamous faces to sell other luxury goods like perfume and ...

Published Mon, Oct 13

LL Cool J For Sears

source: Celebrity Clothing Lines

LL Cool J took the plunge in the fashion world in the mid ’90s when he introduced FUBU, the loud and about urbanwear. Afterwards he launched Todd Smith, an upper-level clothing line, named after his 11th album, and then TS, ...

Published Thu, Sep 4

African American Ican provides Positive Urban Clothing for the ...

source: African American Empowerment Blog (AAEB)

Other urban clothing companies in the past have tried to imply positive statements and project general goodwill to the urban marketplace. Companies like Cross Colors, Karl Kani, Phat Farm, Sean Jean, and FUBU have put a positive ...

Published Mon, Sep 1

Hip Hop Clothing

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The trend was further moved forward when the famous rapper LL Cool J signed on to promote the FUBU clothing line. FUBU stood for “For Us By Us” and was the first urban clothing line to hit the mainstream around the world. ...

Published Tue, Jul 29

Hip Hop Clothing

source: ladies designer suits

Namebrandpurses6680 that came the bling bling jewelry and the baggy pants, followed by backward hats and large chains. The trend was further moved forward when the famous rapper LL Cool J signed on to promote the FUBU clothing line. ...

Published Tue, Jul 29

Writing The Ship: Ninja Turtles Don't Wear Denim: My Shopping Disease

source: alexpollack.com

But then my mom discovered FUBU. For those who don’t know, FUBU is a clothing brand created and popularized by black Americans. LL Cool J is one of its celebrity supporters. FUBU is shorthand for “For Us By Us,” and the “Us” does not ...

Published Wed, Jul 23