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The Autobiography Of The Godfather Of Urban Streetwear, American Fashion Designer And HipHop Cultural Icon, Karl Kani Whose Clothes Were Worn By Everyone From Michael Jackson To Tupac, Aaliyah To Biggie, And Nas To JayZ.Karl Kani Tells The Story Of How Karl Kani Created The First Quintessential Fashion Brand Of The HipHop Generation. Like The Genre That Became A Soundtrack To The Clothes Kani Designed, KarlS Brand Went From Local Mom And Pop Stores In Brooklyn To National Recognition And International Renown.Following KaniS Ascension As A Costa Rican Immigrant Striving To Make A Name For Himself, Karl Kani Also Tracks Parallels Between How The Fashion, Like The Music Of Black And Brown Kids Living In The Inner Cities, Went From Marginalized Subculture To The Mainstream. And While There Is Always A Price For Gaining Mainstream Recognition And The Material Success That Invariably Follows, ThereS An Even Heftier Expense For Those Who Refuse To Compromise OneS Own Brand And Principles To Gain That Entry.Once HipHop Became A BillionDollar Industry And One Of AmericaS Most Lauded And Coveted Cultural Exports, Many Of The Fashion Brands That WouldVe Never Approached Rap Artists Before Began Granting Access To The Upper Echelons Of Luxury Fashion. As A Result, Many Of HipHopS Flagship Brands Cashed In Big PayoutsRocawear, Sean John, Fubu, Mecca, Enyce, Phat Farm, GUnit. Karl Kani Was One Of The Few, If Not Only, Designers Who Saw That His Name, The Culture It Represented, And The Business He Built Was Worth Keeping.Karl Kani Is Both A Cautionary Tale And An Inspirational One About The Price To Keep OneS Name In An Industry Looking To Cash Out, And How Kani Continues To Find An International Audience For His Clothes As HeS Being Pushed Out Of The American Market In Favor Of European Brands That Illustrate The Shift In The Fashion World. Karl Kani Refused To Sell Out, Paid A Price For Ownership, And Weathered To Storm To Be One Of The Few Legacy HipHop Clothing Brands To Have Contemporary Cultural Relevance.
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