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Hip Hop Won’t Stop

Photography by Daniel D’Ottavio
Fashion Coordinator by JawnAnthony Bramble

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It’s unique ability to transmogrify all that it touches has propelled it into the mainstream of global popular culture. By observing the developments of traditional Hip Hop clothing lines, The Green Magazine has forecasted Hip Hop’s influence on the future of affluent-urban fashion. The result is a fresh look suitable for the green and beyond.

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