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In the Purdue boilermakers blue 84 women’s 2024 ncaa men’s basketball tournament march madness final four tri-blend shirt and by the same token and defense of Crocs, they have been having a high-fashion moment as of late, featuring on the Balenciaga runway and on stars like Rosalía and Justin Bieber. Perhaps this plays a part in Barbie lending her image to them. Plus the collaboration even includes a special Jibbitz charm pack in honor of the stylish doll, so you can add a Barbie car, disco ball, or roller-skate charm to any of these styles. Customizing it and making it just that much more plastic fantastic? That’s definitely Barbie approved. Born x Raised founder Chris “Spanto” Printup died at 42 following a car accident on June 28th. A release from the brand read, “He leaves behind his wife Anna, and three children Marilyn, Carter, and David, a sister, three brothers, his mother, step mother, and step father, his beloved grandparents, his family at Born x Raised, his extended native family, the city of Los Angeles that he loved and championed, and an extensive network of true friends.” Spanto’s passing came as a shock to all, including the fashion and arts community in Los Angeles—the city he called home, and the city that his streetwear brand served as an ongoing love letter to.
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