DJ Cuppy and 24 Apparel have teamed up for a collection of snapbacks called 'The Cupcake Collection'.
Celebrity DJ collaborates with 24 Apparel for snapbacks collection
Celebrity DJ, Cuppy teams up with 24 Apparel for an exclusive collection of snapback inspired by her loved for cupcakes (in her favourite flavours!)
24 Apparel owned by Temitayo Eyitayo who doubles as the artistic director is the first fashion brand out of Nigeria to produce collections of cool snapbacks and casual sweats is unveiling its first celebrity collaboration with DJ Cuppy for an exclusive collection.
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Inspired by DJ Cuppy's love for cupcakes, the “Cupcake Collection” are presented in the DJ Cuppy's favourite cupcake flavours; Cotton Candy, Strawberries & Crème, and Caramel and more.
The exclusive collection unlike other 24 designs features an all mesh design with the Cuppy emblem on the side and the 24 logo in front. These hats are presented in a cupcake packaged box and 24 X Cuppy key chains rings.
The collection will be unveiled at a launch set for December 24th 2015.
Peep a first look at the 24 X Cuppy collection above. Would you be rocking those? Catch a Pulse TV interview with DJ Cuppy below.
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