Kid Cudi and NIGO Launch New Tokyo-Made Brand WZRD CWBY

The two creative forces join forces to create a new fashion sensation.

Kid Cudi and NIGO Launch New Tokyo-Made Brand WZRD CWBY

The two creative forces join forces to create a new fashion sensation.

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September 16, 2024
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Multi-talented artist Kid Cudi, known as Scott Ramon Mescudi, has made an exciting announcement on Instagram about his forthcoming fashion brand. This new venture is a collaboration with renowned Japanese designer NIGO, the founder of HUMAN MADE. NIGO, with a history of successful partnerships with artists, played a pivotal role in creating Billionaire Boys Club with Pharrell Williams in 2003.

NIGO is a prominent figure in the streetwear scene, with a rich legacy that spans from his involvement with BAPE to the establishment of HUMAN MADE, as well as his role as the creative director at KENZO. His design contributions have consistently shaped the streetwear and luxury fashion landscapes. Kid Cudi, too, ventured into the fashion world with his brand, Members of the Rage, which debuted its inaugural collection at Paris Fashion Week. Merging elements of '90s grunge with futuristic hip-hop styles, the brand delves deeper into the Man on the Moon theme.

Having previously collaborated on Members of the Rage, Kid Cudi and NIGO are now taking the next logical step in their partnership by creating a joint fashion brand. While the specific details of the brand's launch remain under wraps, it is known that the brand will be "Made in Tokyo" and is expected to arrive soon. Stay tuned for further updates on this exciting collaboration.

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