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Baby Phat and True Religion Go Sky High In Aviation-Themed Fashion Show

The brands released their first-ever collaboration following an innovative fashion show in Los Angeles.

True Religion x Baby Phat Debut First-Ever Collaboration Featuring Silver Air Private Jet In Los Angeles, CA
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Key Takeaways

  • Baby Phat and True Religion celebrated their first collaboration with a Y2K-inspired Los Angeles runway show on Tuesday (Oct. 27) featuring a private jet with both brands’ logos.
  • Love Island USA’s Kayda Bosse walked the runway, while singers Justine Skye and Yume performed.
  • The collection includes bejeweled sweat sets, bootcut jeans, puffer jackets and baby tees, available to shop on both brands’ websites.

Baby Phat and True Religion took to the sky during their Y2K-dedicated fashion show in Los Angeles this week.

One day ahead of the Wednesday (Oct. 28) launch of their first-ever collaboration, the clothing brands held an innovative runway show complete with a private jet that featured Baby Phat and True Religion logo projections. Hitting the catwalk were singer Yume, Love Island USA star Kayda Bosse, while fellow Love Island alum Aniya Harvey, streamer India Love, designers Jessie and D’Lilah Combs, Baddies star Natalie Nunn and more supported from the audience. Concluding the show was a three-song set by R&B-pop artist Justine Skye, while Baby Phat founder Kimora Lee Simmons greeted the crowd.

Spotted on models were collection essentials such as bejeweled sweat sets, bootcut jeans, puffer jackets and baby tees.

Following the presentation, VIP guests were able to enter the private jet for gifting and photo-ops, while the pre-show included a bar, DJ set, ice cream pop-up and a taco food truck.

Shop the Baby Phat and True Religion collection on the brand’s respective websites.

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