The early 2000s version of myself is having a *moment* because Baby Phat's is back with a new collection. Kimora Lee Simmons' personal brand left an impressionable mark on the fashion industry, and she wants us to remember why we fell in love with it. I'm a part of #teammillennial, so this brings back sooooo many memories of rummaging through my sister's closetfor different Baby Phat pieces — like the soft bathrobe I still have today.
What I remember most about Baby Phat is how empoweringit was. Simmons found a unique, underrepresented lane in 1999, made it hers, and shared it with everyone else. More importantly, she made sure to weave motherhoodthroughout Baby Phat's campaign photos and runway shows.
Now that a new collection is available to shop, Simmons makes it clear that she's hear to reclaim the beauty of Baby Phat's heyday. She said, "This drop is a celebration of an era that left an indelible mark on fashion. The cross-generation love of individuality and self-expression represents the timeless nature of the early 2000s."
In other words, it's an ode to those who can't get enough of nostalgic styles and love to find ways to weave that into their wardrobes. If you miss a time where velour tracksuits and notable logos were ever present, get ready to shop Baby Phat's Fall/Winter 2023 collection.
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Indigo Chloe Corset Top
Guess what? Corsets are still trendy and will probably be for a while. Pair this navy blue lace-up version with a midi cargoskirt or oversized pants for a bit of Y2K style appeal.
Lavender Chloe Corset Top
Should you still finding yourself pining for summer, this pretty lilac version of the above corset is a suitable option.
🔥 HOT TIP: Fall doesn't have to be reserved for jewel tones — feel free to switch things up so your fall style matches your vibe!
Blush Aubrey Velour Track Jacket
If you always wanted your own version of the pinkvelour tracksuit Jennifer Lopez wore in the "I'm Real (Remix)" video, you'll love running your errands in Baby Phat's design.
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Black Aubrey Velour Track Jacket
Don't mind me — I'll just be wearing this to practice for my future soccer mom days.
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Brooke Cargo Skirt
It's all about midi skirts but nothing says fall like cargo. Wear this skirt with a pair of sneakers or recreate your own version of this look with a pair of black knee-high boots.
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Destiny Baby Tee
Graphic t-shirts will always reign supreme in the world of casualwear. It's an unwritten rule tbh.
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Brandee Bootcut Jean
This is your cue to buy another pair of jeans for fall. The lighter denim wash of this pair makes it the perfect base for any style you're going for.
Diamond Skinny Jean
Straight-leg and flare jeans may be more popular right now, but Baby Phat wants you to remember a time when skinny jeans ruled your closet. Don't be shy — we know you used to (and maybe still do) wear them, too!
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Trixie Long Sleeve Top And Mini Skirt
If you can't get enough of logo-mania, you're going to love this pink logo skirt set.
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Trixie Tube Top
Ditch long sleeves for a cute bandeau top if you're feeling darinng!
Kat Baby Tee
You can get totally away with wearing crop tops during fall which is why Baby Phat designed this taupe graphic tee.
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Black Aubrey Velour Crop Top
Let your inner bad b*tch out with this show-stopping black skirt set!
Aubrey Velour Track Pants
If you want a subtler approach to the above black skirt set's aesthetic, rock Baby Phat's black velour track pants instead.
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Blush Aubrey Velour Mini Skirt
I can't stop singing "Bad b*tches to the left" from Beyonce's "PURE/HONEY" song when I look at this cute Baby Phat design. Plus, this could totally part of your Regina George Halloween costume.
Brooke Cargo Pant
There's a reason this was the go-to outfit combination in high school for many. Fitted or baby tees paired with cargo pants is the coziest yet stylish outfit you can wear for fall.
Are you excited about Baby Phat's Fall/Winter 2023 Collection? Let us know in the comments and on Facebook!
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