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A Group Swimming in the river, the harbor had a dark. You had to know which way the current was so you could walk out of there. We used to take a popsicle and throw it in the river to see which way the current was going. Fashion is such that you have to Pay Attention to the current, its always moving. I cant control that river. Just see which way the current is going and then you dive in. When you talk about fashion, you have to talk about hiphop. The style of hiphop has always been more progressive and cooler than anything else in the industry. Hiphop is a culture, its about music, its about ...

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Different boutiques that were really community based and neighborhood based. when you started getting into the 90s, when hip-hop was really starting to come into its own, become more commercialized, you start seeing brands like food, cross colors, mecca, carl can i. >> he had a whole different customer, a whole different vibe. we carved out a whole nation that nobody saw coming. here's a part of who we were. we single-handedly changed the fit in a direction of young men's fashion. our small was rough lawrence extra large. we figured out that we have to get exposure. we were home watching the t...

Fubu, cross colors, and they were the kids that were watching and seeing what was going on. they saw a certain denim style, the need to wear your denim a certain, way fit over timberline's. the kind of jackets they were wearing, the way they were wearing the hat. to be in those spaces, to grow up in those neighborhoods, in those communities, and then to build the fashion to serve a young hip-hop world that was about to take over things, it was really powerful. it is entrepreneurship in its purest form. >> carl and april, you to have known each other for a very long. time where we sit, today yo...

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