Kanye's Clothes

We all know that Kanye has dipped his toe, make that foot into the fashion world. From designing sneakers for Louis Vuitton, Nike and interning at the Gap we were all expecting a Kanye line very soon. That line would be Pastelle. Kanye had been spotted wearing pieces from the line (above) and the below pictures had made their way around the net. Well, that line may be put on the back burner right now, waaay back. No real reason given, just don't expect to see it in stores any time soon. Apparently, Mr. West will be releasing a line in his own name in the near future. How near? You tell me....


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Kanye Falls Into the Gap

Really, Kanye! After successful collaborations with Nike (Air Yeezy) and an upscale sneaker deal with Louis Vuitton, Kanye still isn't done! He may be a college dropout but somehow he ended up being an intern at none other than the Gap. Not sure what the term "intern" means in Kanye-speak but, I'm not convinced he's off getting coffee or filing papers for the higher ups. Just what will he get out of this internship besides invaluable knowledge? My guess is there won't be any college credit given. Perhaps, something more substantial is on the table. Let's not be surprised if Gap suddenly has a collection of clothing on it's racks with a certain Chicago-bred rapper's swagger. I'm just sayin'. Because being a superstar rapper, producer, director, entrepreneur isn't enough, right? If only my internships had turned out so well.

photos via mediabistro.com/unbeige & scrapetv.com

Stella's Kids

For Stella McCartney conquering the world of fashion isn't complete without tackling kids fashion as well. Being that she is a mom, I guess it makes sense that she'd want to get into the arena of kids clothes. She's had design deals with Adidas, LeSportsac and H&M and now she's falling into the Gap. Has she been talking to Kanye? Anywho, the line is expected to launch in November with a limited edition collection carried in only select GapKids and babyGap stores throughout the U.S., U.K. , Canada, France, Ireland and Japan. If you happen to not live in any of these countries, you can also catch the kids garb online. Talk about global domination! Of the line, McCartney says, "For years now I've wanted to create a collection for kids, it's something I've often been asked about. I believe that kids clothing should be more accessibly priced, which is particularly important at the moment given the current climate. It's really exciting for us to do a boys and girls collection for the first time."


photo via mediabistro.com/unbeige