Celebrity Clothing Brands

Celebrity Clothing Brands | Bursting Hollywood’s Bubble (EP 4.5)

In the 2000s, every celebrity suddenly became a “fashion designer” — even though most of them had never sketched, sewn, or studied design. Their clothing lines weren’t built on talent or hard work. They were licensing deals. And they were sold to fans as empowerment, creativity, and entrepreneurship.

In this episode of "Bursting Hollywood’s Bubble", we expose the truth behind ‘00 Celebrity Clothing Brands — how these deals exploited fans, overshadowed real designers (especially Black designers), and flooded the market with cheap products that destroyed small businesses and polluted the planet.

Because these brands were built to monetize celebrity — at the expense of everyone else.

Video Chapters:
0:45 - Celebrity Clothing Brands
2:00 - The Lies and Delusions
4:21 - The Truth
7:28 - The Middle Men
8:31 - The Impact
9:25 - History Repeats Itself

💡 If you’ve ever wondered:
– Why every celebrity had a clothing brand in the 2000s?
– How licensing deals worked behind the scenes?
– Which communities were hurt most?
– Why nostalgia ignores the damage?
– And how the beauty industry is repeating the same cycle today?

This episode exposes how celebrity clothing brands harmed the industry, erased pioneers, and exploited fans — and why they should stay buried.

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🎵 Music Credits:
Aaron Kenny – “The Curious Kitten”
Joey Pecoraro – “Jazz Apricot”

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