Hip-Hop has always been labelled as a genre that’s more hom0phobic than most. Nevertheless, lately plenty of rappers seem to have become more liberal with their s-xuality or at least their expression of such via their clothing. Whether you blame Kanye West or not, a number of reputable MC’s have been seen rocking clothing easily found in your favorite clothing store’s women’s fashion department.
For those of you quick to say, ‘Hey, those are kilts, man.” They very well may be. However, kilts are the traditional attire of Scottish men. Last we checked, none of these rappers here (we’re looking at you 3 Stacks) are of Scottish descent. Thus, that kilt is a skirt, sir.
Besides, you still gotta explain Cee Lo Green in a frikkin’ wedding dress. Once the realm of eccentric artists like Prince, more rappers, whether they admit or not, have been rocking their girlfriend’s gear more than ever. Check out this collection of rappers dressed in women’s clothing in the gallery.
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Photos: AP, Instagram
We totally believed A$AP Rocky’s assertions, and the evidence, that his outfit on BET’s 105 & Park was anchored by an oversized shirt. However, it does look like a dress.
Snoop, you didn’t write the lyrics to “Deep Cover” for this.
Cee Lo donned a wedding dress for Gnarls Barkley’s promo pics. Why? We really don’t care to know, to be honest.
By the look on his face, Hova didn’t co-sign Yeezy’s style choice during the Watch The Throne tour.
Kid Cudi’s J’s are dope, but this man is not Scottish. That’s a skirt.
We’re pretty sure the Combs family doesn’t have a traditional family tartan.
Yeah, Yeezy will be on this list often enough. He return to the Givenchy leather kilt look for the Sandy Benefit concert.
That’s the Based God in women’s earrings. That is all. We know, it’s technically an accessory, but whatever.
Andre 3000 is an OG clothing eccentric. But even Big Boi and David Banner were puzzled by this one b.
Hey, you can’t say Yeezy isn’t dedicated to his women’s clothes as men’s gear movement.
