Buying Vintage Baby Phat Jeans - Capri Jeans - Juniors Fit - Juniors Size 11 Capri Style Jeans - Embellished Denim - Vintage Hip-Hop - Streetwear

buying Vintage Baby Phat capri style jeans.
Vintage denim capris.
This pair of vintage jeans are what true vintage is - quality, well-made, great fabric and thoughtful detail.
Baby Phat made pinks and feminine colors a part of the streetwear community.
Size 11, juniors size jeans, great detail of buttons on the bottom of the legs, classic kitty on the front pocket and logo buttons.
Amazing vintage jeans. No signs of previous use. Every wardrobe and spring/summer travel bag should have a pair of fabulous fitting capri jeans.
Thick, unworn denim.
Clean. No issues. Ready to wear.
'Baby Phat' tag states Size 11, and the measurements are:
15 1/2 inches across waist (31 inches around),
30 inches long (top of pants to bottom)
Inseam is 22 1/2 inches.

Kimora Lee Simmons first established the urban women's wear brand, Phat Fashions LLC, in 1999. Simmons was inspired to start the company after her initial disappointment with a prototype of a Phat Farm T-shirt for women, which she saw as a "very athletic and basic, scaled-down version of what a guy would wear." She then created a collection for women shaped like herself and took on the responsibility of being Baby Phat's designer. The clothing brand included jeans and tops adorned with a curvy cat logo, inspired by her pet Siamese cat, Max.[1] Simmons later said she created the collection because "women - especially women of color - had no voice in the streetwear industry. It's in our DNA that this brand is created for women, by women."[3]

Baby Phat's first show took place in 2000 as an extension of Phat Farm, run by Simmons' former husband Russell Simmons, and Phat Fashion's label. It drew attention from the hip-hop community, which had a close relationship with Russell Simmons's record label Def Jam Recordings. Baby Phat received celebrity endorsements from Aaliyah, who sat in the front row during a fashion show, and from Lil' Kim, who modeled a rhinestone logo-emblazoned sheer bikini under a faux-fur coat.[4]

In 2004, the company expanded its operations by selling custom Motorola i833 mobile phones exclusively at Bloomingdale's, including a limited-edition pink, diamond-studded flip-phone.[5] That year, Simmons created a new shoe line for Baby Phat, which included stilettos, wedges, boots, and toddler shoes.[6]

In June 2019, Baby Phat collaborated with fashion retailer Forever 21.[7] The fashion line had eighteen clothing items featuring the brand's signature cat.[8] On December 6, 2019, Baby Phat relaunched on its own and published a spring/summer 2020 campaign on its website. Simmons's daughters, Aoki and Ming Lee were responsible for the relaunch.