If you think that Kanye West may be done creating controversy with Yeezy drops, think again. Now he’s looking forward to it Distance The partnership has officially landed in stores, shoppers unsure of what to do. Many people have taken to social media to share images of merchandise in the store – at least in some locations – believed to be sold in large black plastic bags that look like garbage bags. .
A viral post was shared in Daily fashion bomb, where Twitter user @owen_lang shared a glimpse of the merchandise in question at a local Gap store. In the photo, products can be clearly seen piled up inside giant garbage bags. “Salesman said Ye went crazy when he saw they had it on the hanger and this is how he wanted it,” they wrote in the tweet. “They won’t help you find your size either, you just have to figure things out.”
According to previous Instagram posts from West himself cited in Los Angeles Times, the designs in this collection are inspired by “children” and “homeless people.” While the 45-year-old rapper and fashion designer hasn’t expanded much beyond that, people aren’t afraid to express their feelings for the unique storefronts. Responses to that viral tweet included a joke, “Very ‘LA thrift store’ but not for your girl,” while another commented, “I’ve seen this and it’s a mess.”
Gap has previously partnered with West and Balenciaga’s Yeezy line for a collection of tees, tanks, and sweats that range in price from $60 for a baseball cap to $300 for a sateen jumpsuit (also available). got a $40 keychain). However, if you are a color lover, this line might not be for you as everything is black.
Through the Yeezy Gap designed by Balenciaga the collection launched in late July, the in-store rollout was a bit slow. To date, this marks Ye’s third collaboration with the brand, although it’s not worth it as no previous collection required shoppers to dig through giant trash bags to shop at the store. shop.
