Hip Hop Clothing Lines

Beyonce Giselle Knowles commonly known as Beyonce is an American R&B singer-songwriter, record producer, and actress. But aside from being the most a celebrated performer and entertainer, Beyonce is also known for her talent in designing fashion clothes. And from that idea, the house of dereon has been introduced to the world.

The house of dereon is a prÃªt-Ã -porter fashion line introduced by singer Beyonce Knowles and her mother/stylist Tina Knowles. The style and concept is inspired by three generations of women in their family, with the name "dereon" paying tribute to Beyonce's grandmother, AgnÃ¨z dereon.

The House of dereon/a> was announced to the media in September 2004, by Tina and Beyonce Knowles. While Beyonce was performing in the group Destiny's Child, her mother Tina would design and sew their outfits, especially when the group was first starting out and did not have much money or access to designer clothing.

Part of what called attention to Destiny's Child, besides their obvious talent, was their one-of-a-kind fashions. Their style set them apart, yet gave the group cohesion as a similar style, color or garment was worn by all the members.

The fashion line was first introduced on The Oprah Winfrey Show, and was also featured on The Tyra Banks Show. The clothing mixes hip-hop influences, such as its use of denim, with ultrafeminine flourishes like embroidery and ruffles.

In an interview with Ebony magazine Beyonce said "I love the clothes from the '70s, my mother's clothes. I love clothes from the '40s, my grandmother's style, so elegant. We wanted to take elements from my grandmother's legacy--the beaded lace, lush colors, fine fabrics--and mix them with clothes from my mother's generation and my generation."

Often featured, such as on the back pockets of jeans, is the fleur de lis a three- branched symbol representing the iris flower and its historic linkage to the French monarchy. The house of dereon/a> also recalls the French history of Louisiana and the designers' heritage from that state. For more information about the clothing lines in the house of dereon collections, then visit http://www.streetzwear.com for more details.

Ever planned on starting your own small business? Well what do you have in mind? What kind of business are you in to? Well if you don’t know what kind of business line to take or what kind of business is “in-season" today, you could always start your own urban clothing line store.

But why urban clothing lines, why not any other clothing lines? Well among of the consumers of fashion clothing lines comes from the urban community itself. The urban community is said to be where fashion and style first came to be. But fashion and style is also the foundations of the urban community and the hip-hop community.

Seven Wholesale is an online wholesale clothing shop that can provide some of the most prominent collection of branded and signature wholesale clothing lines with advantages that can truly benefit a clothing shop such as discounts.

Seven Wholesale’s collection of wholesale clothing ranges from wholesale clothing for men, wholesale clothing for women, wholesale clothing for kids, wholesale street wear, and most specially wholesale urban wear.

Seven Wholesale’s wholesale urban wear collection comprises some of the most popular clothing lines signatures such as phat farm wholesale urban wear, makaveli wholesale urban wear, rocawear wholesale urban wear, southpole wholesale urban wear, gino green global wholesale urban wear, sean john wholesale urban wear, snoop dog wholesale urban wear, coogi wholesale urban wear, hypnotic wholesale urban wear, and miskeen wholesale urban wear and many more wholesale urban wear.

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So if you ever wanted to start your very own business, then the best place to start would be the internet with its variety of wholesale clothing. For more information about the Seven Wholesale, then visit http://www.sevenwholesale.com.

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