Kanye West shares his hopes for making YZY an affordable brand

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Kanye West says he is determined to make YZY an inclusive brand, despite having his hopes dashed with some of his recent clothing collaborations.The 45-year-old rap icon recently terminated his collaboration with Gap, and he has now outlined his long-term ambition for his fashion brand while speaking to Vogue Business at Paris Fashion Week.Kanye — who has legally changed his name to Ye — explained: 'Our point, our idea, is that there is no one who is not welcome at YZY, at Donda.

Available to all: Kanye West, 45, said in a new interview with Vogue Business that he wants YZY to be an affordable company; seen on Saturday  at the Givenchy show in Paris'And that’s why I went to Gap,' he continued. 'And why I brought Demna [Gvasalia, Balenciaga's creative director] with me.

To say "OK, Demna’s cut is at the top of what Paris has to offer. And Paris is at the top of what fashion has to offer. So let’s bring Paris to the people."'Asked why the collaboration didn't work out, Kanye said: 'They made the T-shirts we had done cost $200.

And then, they took our color palette and made a shape that was appropriate to what I think someone in the office thought was at the bottom of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs.