When I saw Kid Sister open for Chromeo last year at Studio B in Brooklyn, I knew I had found The One – the one chick who would finally rep street fashion and bring it to mainstream, even for us really white girls. Seeing her grip that mic with those long-ass jeweled acrylics made me want to get a set – and get unicorns painted on them. With rainbows. And glitter.
If you’ve seen Kid Sister spit, you know she’s got that inimitable hood style – so of course I had to ask her what she’ll be wearing. I’m a follower, clearly. Click “read more” to see more fashunz!
So what will KS be rocking during the sweltering New York dog-days?
“Not a bra! Maybe my orange Rachel Comey sandals… can’t nobody touch them.” It’s okay, KS, I won’t be wearing a bra either.
Rachel Comey (RachelComey.com) sandals like the ones pictured above go for between $200-$400, but it’s a small price to pay to join the fashion ranks of our main Sister, David Bowie, Courtney Love (ok, kind of a crack-rabbit), and countless others who sweat her style. Gimme!
Some other Fashunz staples the Kid Sis works:
Brights & Neon.
Retro Shadez.
Nailz. (obvs)
Bling.
I’ll leave you with the street diva in action in my fave KS music video, “Pro Nails” (featuring Kanye West) while I go get mah set airbrushed:
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I’m lovin’ me some Cute Oddity, a new company that designs cartoon characters inspired by kawaii, the Japanese term for cute. The recently-formed business just announced today that they will be jumping into the apparel industry by launching a full line of T-shirts and other accessories at (where else??) Comic-Con International in San Diego – and I’m jumping for joy in my kimono. 
