Cross Colours Star of Hip Hop LAFW Party

Thurz performs at a Los Angeles Fashion Week event March 12. It honored Cross Colours brand. Thurz wore a Cross Colours Military Jungle Jacket with Kente detail. Photo by Molly Adams.

By Andrew Asch | Friday, March 13, 2015

With the motto ‘Clothing without prejudice,’ the Cross Colours brand started business in 1989 as hip hop started to be taken seriously as a cultural force.

After a recent re-introduction to the fashion market. Cross Colours was honored by some of the many people it influenced at a March 12 Los Angeles Fashion Week event at a party in the megalopolis' downtown. It was produced by Ill Society Media Group and Creative Upper Class. T.J. Walker, a Cross Colours founder, was in the audience which was treated to a hip hop performance by Thurz, a musician. The crowd also got to see runway shows from the brand Rebel Citizen and looks from the store Tried + True. We saw some Cross Colours in the audience as well as a lot of fashion imagination. Here’s a look.

T.J. Walker, a Cross Colours co-founder, left, with Milli4really, a stylist who goes by a bunch of other names, most start with Milli...Photo by Andrew Asch.

From left, Pooch Styles, a stylist, Montah J and Shatora Irby, both designers. Photo by Andrew Asch.

Look from Rebel Citizen runway show. Photo by Andrew Asch.

Look from the Rebel Citizen runway show. Photo by Andrew Asch.

Look from Rebel Citizen runway show. Photo by Andrew Asch.

GGeisha at Cross Colours LAFW event. Photo by Andrew Asch.

Ashley Bell, left, with Charles Melvin. Photo by Andrew Asch.

Hit-Boy meets Urkel. Photo by Andrew Asch.

Marko the Curator, a stylist rocking some Felix the Cat. Photo by Andrew Asch.

Here's a look at Cross Colours styles. Cross Colours Baseball Jersey and Military Camo Jacket, Creative director: Jazz / stylist: Shavod / photographer: Branden Zachery.