David Sabastian: Last News

Kanye West‘s reps are responding to reports.

scouting Skid Row for models to star in an upcoming collaborative clothing line and runway show with Skid Row Fashion Week apparel, reps connected to Ye, 44, tell The Post that no such project is underway. “Ye has a deep and solution-oriented commitment to addressing issues surrounding homelessness,” a Yeezy GAP spokesperson exclusively told The Post. “But this reported event is not on our schedule at this time nor are we aware of any product collaboration in development.”Claims surfaced Wednesday that Kanye and Skid Row Fashion Week founder David Sabastian were partnering on a joint streetwear production. The production would be largely inspired by the inhabitants of Los Angeles’ neglected Skid Row.Per reports from TMZ,  the “All of the Lights” lyricists was co-designing a homeless-influenced clothing line that would debut on Feb.

the homeless people on Skid Row to model his latest line of couture in an upcoming fashion show, according to a TMZ report.Ye, 44, is reportedly producing a new, collaborative clothing line with streetwear brand Skid Row Fashion Week — a company that donates a portion of all clothing sales to helping those living in the downtown LA neighborhood, and employs the home insecure in its manufacturing factory.The trademark’s founder, David Sabastian, claimed to TMZ that he and the “Father Stretch My Hands” emcee met earlier this month while the rapper was recording “Donda 2” at his studio in L.A.’s Arts District, which is near Skid Row, and hatched the plan to create a Yeezy X Skid Row Fashion Week collab.Representatives for West did not immediately respond to The Post’s request for comment. But, according to the Skid Row Fashion Week’s website, a “YZY x SKD” exclusive is set to premiere on February 22.The “Good Life” rapper will reportedly donate 100% of the proceeds towards aiding the less fortunate on Skid Row.“There are 60,000 people currently living on Skid Row,” the brand states in a video promo for the forthcoming gear.“Thousands of men, women and children are living in tents because our government refuses to spend the $3 billion they have in the reserve to eradicate this cancer we call homelessness,” the ad continues. “A purchase from Skid Row Fashion Week will help us employ, house, feed and start the process of rehabilitation with our programs and services.