I also took an internship with Sean John early on. I interned at Rocawear and Artful Dodger, which are both owned by JAY-Z. It taught me what I love and taught me my passions. I actually love to draw the designs and come up with the concepts. So, I knew that I didn’t want to produce the clothes myself. I took a sewing class and learned how hard it is to actually sew and how much time it takes. Did that prepare you for eventually launching your own brand, or was there a lot of learning-as-you-go in the industry? You studied fashion design in art school. Billboard Style caught up with A$AP Ferg between his travels for Future’s Nobody Safe Tour and studio time for his forthcoming project Still Striving to discuss the process behind such a fruitful designing career.
The twelve-piece collection, which ranges from $58 to $350 in price and is available for pre-launch at, includes outerwear, graphic tees, a tracksuits, five different jeans, and is entirely unisex. He’s even ventured into home goods with Fancy.īecause of the success from his first AGOLDE spring 2016 capsule collection, Ferg is back with another line for fall. In 2012, he launched his own fashion line, Trap Lord, and has collaborated with brands like Bape, Young & Reckless, Adidas, the sustainable, socially conscious label Uniform, and Citizens of Humanity’s denim offshoot AGOLDE. As part of the A$AP Mob, he’s released two studio albums -2013’s Trap Lord and last year’s Always Strive and Prosper. A$AP Ferg Recalls 'Celebratory Moment' When 'Plain Jane' Peaked on Hot 100 Chart: Watchįollowing in his late father’s footsteps, A$AP Ferg already has a range of accomplishments well beyond his 28 years.
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