15 Of The Best Rapper Capsule Collections

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HotNewHipHop gives you a history of the dopest rapper x fashion brand collaborations of the past two years.

Theres no way to deny it, we are currently living in a time in which streetwear reigns supreme. Through recent years streetwear has evolved, not only taking a more fashion-forward approach but opening up doors for musicians, especially rappers, to slide through, leaving an imprint not only musically but aesthetically.

The evolution of streetwear has brought a counter-culture to the forefront of fashion: those, who, in the past were considered thugs or rebels, have now been invited to crossover into the "you-cant-sit-with-us" world of fashion.  A pioneer of this crossover has undeniably been Kanye West, who consistently pushes the boundaries of streetwear as well as high-end fashion. The rapper initially embarked on his own various clothing lines through the years, and is currently working on his collaboration with French brand A.P.C.

Fashion and hip hop are becoming more and more synonymous, as an array of fashion designers are openly inviting well-known faces of hip-hop to share in the design process and create collaborative capsule collections together. These limited edition collections are now so commonplace we hear of a new rapper and design house partnership almost weekly. Within the past two years however some of the most lucrative and alluring rapper/brand collaborations have occurred, leaving us all wanting more, and anticipating the next fusion of fashion and hip hop.

Here is a look at the top 15 recent rapper capsule collections you should take note of.

About The Author
<b>Contributor</b> Native of Los Angeles, CA, Mi'Chele Daniels is a journalist, yogi and content contributor for HNHH. Growing up in a heavily music influenced and artistic household she was exposed to and fell in love with all forms of music at an early age. She is immensely influenced by the Motown sound, classic rock, jazz and blues along with hip hop and R&amp;B of the 90's and early 00's such as Aaliyah's "Age Ain't Nothin' But a Number" and Outkast's "Stankonia." A writer from day one, through her work she incorporates two of her passions and on any given day is more then likely either writing about music or practicing yoga in her living room while blasting some. Namaste. <strong>Favorite Hip Hop Artists:</strong> Andre 3000, Shabazz Palaces, Curren$y, Lauryn Hill,
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