The 1990s marked a defining era of ghetto fabulous hip-hop fashion and baggy streetwear. The polar opposite trends featured baggy pants, oversized shirts, and flannel shirts as well as extravagant ...

There are a few theories explaining why in the early 1990s young black men started wearing extremely baggy pants and “sagging” them. One theory is that hip-hop icons co-opted the look from ...

In the 90s, she was all in to baggy clothes ... Bigger chains, bigger pants, bigger shirts, bigger brands and bigger artists. Hip-hop’s popularity continued to grow on a mainstream level ...

By the late 90s, bigger was better, whether it was oversized T-shirts and jerseys, puffy jackets or baggy pants. A seminal moment in hip-hop fashion came in 2004 when P. Diddy's line 'Sean John ...

However, the clothing is easy to nail ... Don’t Hurt ‘Em” released in 1990, hip-hop fans were introduced to the kind of dance moves you absolutely needed baggy clothes on in order to ...

NEW YORK (WABC) -- Flashback roughly 30 years ago to the bright colors, the baggy ... clothing," Kani said. "My idea was to make the waist fit you and just make the legs bigger. Hip Hop fashion ...

F.U.B.U. brings in the era of hip-hop brands and rapper-owned clothing lines ... By Us," F.U.B.U. took rapper staples like baggy jeans and rugbys and flipped it into a $350-million-plus business.

From birthing some of our favorite trends (think Da Brat's baggy-denim ... As she walked the Hip Hop Awards red carpet, Lopes sported a brown halter-neck crop top and fur pants with boots to ...