H&M x Balmain Show Revealed Clothing Looks Like The Real Thing
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Olivier Rousteing said he wanted his debut collection with H&M to look like the real thing, and it definitely did.
In an elaborate entrance into the mid-range market, the 29-year-old had a show for his H&M collection in NYC’s Wall Street area Tuesday night. Using just about every “it” girl in the model game right now –Gigi, Kendall, Bella, Karlie, Jourdan– the talent showed a collection very similar to his Fall 2015 line.
Intricately beaded blouses, harem silk-like pants, brocade bell bottoms and wide gold emblazoned belts were just a few of the elements carried from one collection to the next. And speaking of bringing things from the past… a clear nod to the past included a performance from the Backstreet Boys– Howie, A.J., Nick, Brian and Kevin.
Aside from the hype, we’re thinking this may be H&M’s most successful collaboration yet, if not it’s most profitable, with items pricing as high as $500 for a blazer. Rousteing talked about the collaboration during a recent panel discussion:
As noted by Fashionista, “[Ten years ago] I would watch the fashion shows of the big brands and I wished I could afford this jacket, I wished I could be a part of this world and this universe,” he said. “Many of my followers are like, ‘I wish I could have that, I wish I could have that,’ so I tried to make sure that the aesthetic of what we pulled out was close to what they want.”
Job well done.
See some of our favorite looks from the runway show on the next pages and peep the look book here.
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In Ice Spice‘s latest revelation, the Bronx Baddie drops Gimmie A Light. This release signals the inaugural single from her highly anticipated debut album, Y2K. A culmination of her raw talent and unapologetic style, this record showcases Ice Spice’s signature whip-smart bars and commanding vocal presence. Produced by her longtime collaborator RiotUSA, the track cleverly incorporates a sample from Sean Paul‘s classic hit Gimme The Light, adding a nostalgic twist to her contemporary sound.
Directed by The Evil Twins, the official video transports viewers into a world of high glamour and hyperreality, featuring Ice Spice in a series of captivating scenes that blur the lines between fantasy and reality. Ice Spice’s recent performance of “Gimmie A Light” at Coachella left audiences in awe, fueling anticipation for her inevitable ascent to headliner status. With Y2K slated for release later this year, fans can expect a full-length album that lives up to the hype, building upon the success of her debut EP, Like..? Watch the visuals below and stream your copy here. Keep up with Ice Spice by following here on instagram, twitter, soundcloud, youtube, and spotify.
From Meek Mill to Lil Uzi Vert and Tierra Whack, Philadelphia is home to some of the hottest artists in the game. It should be no surprise we are sharing a new track from emerging 215 artist, Dell Corcetti. Titled “Priceless,” Dell croons over atmospheric production courtesy of Gibbo as he raps about his lady and lifestyle.
“With this song, I was aiming to capture the spirit of many songs from my old playlist that shaped my taste in music. That’s where I found my inspiration for how I stitched together my melodies. Not to mention, the beat alone already stirred inspiration inside of me. The producer (Gibbo) really did his thing.”
Stream Dell Corcetti’s “Priceless” below!
Stream Link: https://songwhip.com/
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Detroit’s gritty streets have birthed another rap luminary as RealRichIzzo unleashes his fourth studio album, Welcome To Inkster. A potent blend of unfiltered authenticity and raw energy, this 16-track project is a visceral journey through the trials and triumphs of life in Inkster, Michigan. RealRichIzzo’s lyrical prowess and commanding presence on the mic shine through, supported by a roster of features including IceWear Vezzo, Mello Buckzz, and more. From the introspective House Arrest to the adrenaline-fueled Red Light, each track is a testament to RealRichIzzo’s ability to captivate listeners with his vivid storytelling and uncompromising delivery. His lyrics offer a glimpse into the harsh realities and undying loyalties that define life in his hometown, resonating with fans who connect with his unapologetic authenticity. Reflecting on his journey, he shares:
I wasn’t born to rap. I learned how to rap.
RealRichIzzo is on a mission to carve out his place in the rap pantheon. Collaborating with acclaimed producer CallUpTay on tracks like Cash App, RealRichIzzo elevates his sound to new heights, infusing each beat with his trademark intensity. As RealRichIzzo gears up to share his story with the world, he remains steadfast in his mission to represent Inkster and open doors for the next generation of artists from his hometown. RealRichIzzo’s meteoric rise from the streets of Inkster to the forefront of the rap scene is a testament to his resilience and determination. Dive into the world of RealRichIzzo below and experience the raw power of Welcome To Inkster. Connect with RealRichIzzo on Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.
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