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On Thursday it was confirmed that Kanye West's working relationship with Gap had come to an end. The partnership was due to last a decade but was terminated just two years in total, with the rapper and business mogul notifying Gap of his decision via a letter from his attorneys. Shortly after the news about the Gap deal broke, Ye appeared on CNBC where he spoke at length about where he felt let down by his former partners and what will come next for him.

Pharrell Williams threw the first pitch of the ongoing Yankees-Mets subway series Monday night at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx. His pitch was followed by a 4-2 Yankees victory.

In the past few days you might have seen a viral image doing the rounds that shows a series of large sacks in the Times Square Gap store with the tweeter explaining that they were filled with clothes from Kanye West's Yeezy Gap line. It was, per a salesperson @owen__lang spoke to, Kanye's choice to take the clothes off hangars and into unsorted bags. "They won’t help you find ur size too, you just have to just dig through everything," according to the tweet.

Yeezy Gap’s trashy clothing display.The Yeezy Gap Engineered by Balenciaga collection went viral after a shopper tweeted a picture of the clothes being sold out of what looked like trash bags.“This is how they are selling Yeezy GAP,” the tweet said. “The sales associate said Ye got mad when he saw they had it on hangers and this is how he wanted it. They won’t help you find ur size too, you just have to just dig through everything.” West, who last week said he is inspired by the “homeless,” was asked in an interview with Fox News if he understood why the displays have been slammed as insensitive.“I’m an innovator, and I’m not here to sit up and apologize for my ideas.

A viral tweet taken by a shopper that showed West’s Yeezy Gap collection haphazardly spilling out of black bags has sparked a backlash from some fans. “This is how they are selling Yeezy GAP,” the tweet said. “The sales associate said Ye got mad when he saw they had it on hangers and this is how he wanted it. They won’t help you find ur size too, you just have to just dig through everything.” The user later tweeted, “Do you guys think Kanye is mad at me??”One commenter wrote, “Balenciaga & Kanye’s fetish with the homeless as ‘fashion muses’ it’s everything that is wrong with billionaires…they no longer see the plight of people, they don’t see humans that are suffering, they see opportunities to be “edgy” and profit from it… it’s disgusting.” The collection is engineered by Balenciaga. “Workin at Yeezy Gap is gonna be hell,” another wrote, while showing a clip from a sitcom of pushy bargain shoppers. A third wrote, “Fishing a $240 hoodie out of a garbage bag.”Another shopper, who took a picture at a different store, said the clothes there were folded and the employees helped find sizes, but the clothes appeared to still be in bags. Another commenter said he was “mad” at the “general pretentiousness that Ye made a weird demand from on his insanity throne so now everyone has to rummage through bags for an hour to find your size of what you’re looking for.

Fashion designer Issey Miyake has died, the New York Times reports. Miyake died on August 5 of hepatocellular carcinoma, per a release from the Miyake Design Studio and the Issey Miyake Group. He was “surrounded by close friends and associates” at the time of his passing.

one of Japan’s biggest fashion brands and was known for his boldly sculpted pleated pieces as well as former Apple CEO Steve Jobs’ black turtlenecks, has died. He was 84.Miyake died Aug.

Homer, Frank Ocean's luxury goods store, has revealed a raft of new items available for purchase including the XXXL H-Bone Ring, a diamond-encrusted 18-karat gold cock ring, which retails at $25,570. The pricey item, which might be the first Frank Ocean-related piece without significant re-sale value, is joined by new pendants, earrings, and a keychain.

The Met Gala 2022 took place on Monday night at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. This year's event marked the first return to normal service since the pandemic, with the 2020 event axed and 2021's Met Gala happening in September, not the usual first Monday in May date.

clip detailing her “crime of fashion” currently boasts 7 million views on TikTok.“So yeah I just experienced getting dress coded at disney,” reads the caption to the clip, which was uploaded Sunday by user Tori Cannella, 23.The incriminating clip shows the Disney visitor strolling through the Orlando theme park’s Magic Kingdom while wearing denim cutoff shorts. Up top, she rocks a long-sleeve black crop top fastened with just two sets of leather ties that barely conceals her bosom.The footage concludes with the guest following an employee to a store, where she was gifted a complimentary Walt Disney tee to wear over her not-safe-for-park apparel.

The family of late Los Angeles rap legend Nipsey Hussle has announced plans to reopen his popular Marathon clothing store in a new location. “This second location is a dream that Nipsey always had, and it’s important that his kids are able to see his plans fulfilled,” Nipsey's brother and business partner, Samiel Asghedom, told The Guardian. The Asghedom brothers hosted the grand opening for the original Marathon in June 2017.

Last week, January 20, Louis Vuitton staged a show at Paris men's fashion week for its Fall-Winter 2022 collection. The runway show was held at the Carreau du Temple and was one of the final projects designer Virgil Abloh worked on prior to his death in 2021.

Antonio Brown has a new gig lined up with Kanye West. The two connected earlier this month after Justin LaBoy said that West, who recently changed his legal name to Ye, had expressed interest in working on music with the NFL free agent.

Virgil Abloh, the iconic streetwear designer behind Off-White, has died. He was 41.

Kero Kero Bonito have shared "The Sneaker Dance," the theme song to a new Adidas "Superstuffed" collection from Harlem DJ, talk show host, and internet personality Kerwin Ross. The track comes with a colorful music video directed by Nick Harwood.

trending TikTok of herself modeling the chicken eatery’s new skin-tight, bikini-cut black bottoms.“Starting October 4, all Hooters girls should wear the new shorts when working once they arrive to stores,” reads a recent Hooters policy notice obtained exclusively by The Post. “The old shorts should not be worn.”In the uniform policy update, Hooters also warned that waitresses and bartenders who feel “uncomfortable” about their tiny new trunks mandate are welcome to put in their letters of resignation.“There’s no longer anything covered by these shorts,” Songer, a University of South Carolina School of Medicine student, said in a video.

A music festival is an opportunity to pull a look that you wouldn’t wear back to the office or classroom when reality returns on Monday morning. It’s also countless hours of being on your feet, in the sun, in a crowd of hyped-up strangers.

New York Fashion Week went from url to irl after two seasons of pandemic-enforced virtual shows, and we couldn’t be happier. During the week, the city buzzed with runway shows integrating original compositions and live performances by some of our favorite transgressive musicians.

The Met Gala 2021 took place on Monday night at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. Like most major events taking place this year, The Met Gala was postponed (it usually takes place in May) and didn't happen at all in 2020.

New York Post Official Store.Through June 30, take 10% off your order with the code WELCOME10 at checkout, as The Post officially invites you into the family. Some of The Post’s hot new merchandise has already been teased on Instagram, like its topical You’re on Mute mug and the cotton twill Page Six hat — a fine fashionista accessory.But those were only a few items.

Disney+‘s newest mini-series, “WandaVision” – which of course stars Marvel’s Wanda Maximoff (played by Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision (played by Paul Bettany). The plot is all about the two super-powered beings living in idealized suburban lives, attempting to create somewhat of a normal life for themselves — despite not being normal at all.