Cardi’s latest collection hit the shelves on May 8, and it’s been reported it earned $1 million over the course of 24 hours. According to the brand’s official release, the rapper’s latest range features a total of 107 pieces inspired by ’80s and ’90s fashion, balanced with themes of empowerment and rebellion.

Cardi B really showed dedication to this collection and tried to learn from her past mistakes. After weighing the pros and cons, she decided to make it more playful, and add some more color to the mix.

“This one is different than the first because we have more color. We have more cutouts, it’s more fun. I really wanted it to look like a high fashion campaign because we’re doing high fashion on an affordable budget,” explained Cardi B while chatting with Entertainment Tonight.

Pieces in Cardi’s Fashion Nova line range from $29 to $99, and they are curated for all body types since this brand prides itself in being inclusive and plus size-friendly.

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2018 has been an amazing year for Cardi B, and her latest fashion endeavor has proven there’s nothing she can’t do. The Bodak Yellow singer wanted to show the world she could sell anything that’s got her name – and that’s exactly what she did.

More importantly, Cardi B created an affordable, versatile and classy collection for women like her, who are rarely represented by high-end fashion designers.

“I feel like a lot high-end clothing companies, they don’t cater to women like me. I don’t like that and I feel like women of color are the ones that influence fashion. Whenever we name drop a clothing line or a brand people automatically want to wear it,” explained hip-hop sensation.

Cardi’s go-to items in the new collection are denim pieces and suits, but she’s also fond of the dresses. Take a look at her Fashion Nova line and pick your favorites!

The post Cardi B Breaks New Ground With First Fashion Nova Collection appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

Cardi’s latest collection hit the shelves on May 8, and it’s been reported it earned $1 million over the course of 24 hours. According to the brand’s official release, the rapper’s latest range features a total of 107 pieces inspired by ’80s and ’90s fashion, balanced with themes of empowerment and rebellion.

Cardi B really showed dedication to this collection and tried to learn from her past mistakes. After weighing the pros and cons, she decided to make it more playful, and add some more color to the mix.

“This one is different than the first because we have more color. We have more cutouts, it’s more fun. I really wanted it to look like a high fashion campaign because we’re doing high fashion on an affordable budget,” explained Cardi B while chatting with Entertainment Tonight.

Pieces in Cardi’s Fashion Nova line range from $29 to $99, and they are curated for all body types since this brand prides itself in being inclusive and plus size-friendly.

The post Cardi B Came Back to Slay With Her Second Fashion Nova Collection appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

2018 has been an amazing year for Cardi B, and her latest fashion endeavor has proven there’s nothing she can’t do. The Bodak Yellow singer wanted to show the world she could sell anything that’s got her name – and that’s exactly what she did.

More importantly, Cardi B created an affordable, versatile and classy collection for women like her, who are rarely represented by high-end fashion designers.

“I feel like a lot high-end clothing companies, they don’t cater to women like me. I don’t like that and I feel like women of color are the ones that influence fashion. Whenever we name drop a clothing line or a brand people automatically want to wear it,” explained hip-hop sensation.

Cardi’s go-to items in the new collection are denim pieces and suits, but she’s also fond of the dresses. Take a look at her Fashion Nova line and pick your favorites!

The post Cardi B Breaks New Ground With First Fashion Nova Collection appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.