Grungy Gentleman styled DJ Drewski from Hot 97 and VH1 Love & Hip Hop for the 2017 BET Awards.
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Chopping it up with NYC hip hop artist Zak Downtown.
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Juelz Santana wears Grungy Gentleman hoodie, t-shirt, varsity jogger pants, and Mitchell & Ness collaboration hat.
Read MoreNYFW | The LOX at Grungy Gentleman F/W 15 Fitting






















On February 11, in New York City, The LOX came to get fitted at Grungy Gentleman for our New York Fashion Week F/W 15 runway show.
Read MoreNYFW | Juelz Santana Performs at Grungy Gentleman F/W 15 Runway Show


































Our NYFW F/W 2015 runway show was held at Pier 59 Studios where Grungy Gentleman styled Juelz Santana of Dipset in a black six-stripes snap back cap, classic tee, quilted hoodie, joggers and double breasted peacoat.
Read MoreGrungy TV | Grungy Gentleman F/W 2014 Runway Show featuring Jadakiss and Styles P at Fashion Houston
Grungy Gentleman F/W 2014 runway show featuring Jadakiss and Styles P at Fashion Houston.
Read MoreFashion Houston | Grungy Gentleman S/S 15 [feat Jadakiss & Styles P]














On November 18, 2014, Grungy Gentleman displayed our S/S 2015 collection on the runway at Fashion Houston with the help of legendary hip hop icons Jadakiss and Styles P.
Read MoreBERZERK



BERZERK
Em's Latest Track on MMLP2
By: Ben Mueller
September 3, 2013
Eminem scurried out his newest single “Berzerk” this past Tuesday before dust could settle on the announcement of his new album The Marshall Mathers LP 2. From the very beginning of the single’s video—the moment a cassette tape is placed in an enormous 80s boombox—it’s clear Em has every intention of his comeback being a throwback. The track is Beastie Boys incarnate and reaches even further for its Billy Squier crunchy-guitar backbone from “The Stroke.” But layered, often noisy production threatens to get in the way of what we have waited so long for: them sweet-ass Shady raps.
Hip-hop pioneer Rick Rubin produced the track and is also executive producing the new album—along with the obvious Dr. Dre., Rubin is known for his stripped down approach to record-making, most recently with Kanye’s brutally raw Yeezus. Although “Berzerk” has Rubin’s trademark rock influence all over it, it comes as a bit of a surprise that pop music’s “busier=better” trend (e.g. Imagine Dragons’ chart-topping “Radioactive”) seems to have snuck in over Em’s polished rhymes. Squawky guitars, trill hi-hat, and an obscene amount of vinyl scratching during the bridge and chorus threaten to drown out the vocal in a sea of treble.
But thank god that vocal is so damn good. If there’s one thing Slim has proven this past decade, it’s that he’s bottled up his secret stuff and can spit it back at will—comeback (Relapse) after comeback (Recovery). What “Berzerk” has in common with The Marshall Mathers LP is Shady’s classic shades of irreverence: “I’m ‘bout to bloody this track up, everybody get back/ That’s why my pen needs a pad cause my rhymes on the ra-aaag.” Later, he wakes up in a Monte Carlo next to “the ugly Kardashian.” Celebrities! Menstrual references! The snotty Em we know and love. But when the rapper’s less hyped single “Survival” better places his raps front and center—and is in service of Call of Duty: Ghosts no less—it’s wise to anticipate his new album with a cautionary excitement. In other words, don’t let yourself go quite yet.
Grungy Gentleman Styles Raekwon & Estelle Music Video
Grungy Gentleman Styles Raekwon & Estelle Music Video
Grungy Gentleman styles Raekwon in a custom pinstripe blazer for his music video "All About You" featuring Estelle.
Raekwon x Grungy Gentleman at Stage 48
Raekwon x Grungy Gentleman at Stage 48





Raekwon was styled by Jace Lipstein in a custom Grungy Gentleman neoprene trench coat at his concert held at Stage 48 in NYC on 12/20/2012. The concert in 2012 also featured hip hop legend Rakim. Wu Tang member GZA made a guest appearance on stage. Grungy Gentleman styled Raekwon for the concert and was on stage for the legendary performance. The concert was produced by Hot 97's Peter Rosenberg.