Welcome to The Pepper Zoo. Take a ride with us as we unleash the most exclusive, edgy, and rare discoveries that you crave. The Pepper Zoo is a street luxury label that caters to men and women. It was founded by Jovan King and Lynsee Hee Kyeong. Not only is it an evolutionary premium streetwear label, but a lifestyle in itself.
The "zoo" is the lifestyle that has been created for those who have a rare style and flame for the future. The motto is to provide "pepper" to the predator of indifference and represent a simple element that can be a powerful factor in heightening lifestyle. A Rare Taste in a Common World.
We're shakin' The Pepper Zoo on the streets. What's YOUR taste?
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Kobe Bryant, the star-studded player of the Los Angeles Lakers team, steps out in this all-white everything photo shoot for LA Times. He sported beach-chic apparel by Ann Demeulemeester, Kris Van Assche and Adam Kimmel. Harry Winston diamond studs to accompany the designer clothing, of course. We wouldn't expect anything less from Kobe. Photography by Ruven Afandador. Styled by James Valeri.
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Pharell Williams, entrepreneur and music producer, has done it again. Not only is he a rapper, producer, and owner of Billionaire Boys Club/Ice Cream, he is a furniture designer! His friendship with Parisian gallery owner Emmanuel Perrotin, has allowed him to expand on further aspirations in areas of artistic ability. Williams' first line of furniture was inspired by Love and a scultpure in collaboration with Japanese artist Takashi Murakami; however, this second line shifted more towards war inspiration.
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Russell Simmons recently visited his old neighborhood in Queens to promote peace and no violence. PEACEKEEPERS, the anti-violence campaign that was funded by Russell Simmons and founded by Dennis Muhammad, develops a strong presence of community men within fluctuating neighborhoods. The sole purpose behind the program is to help improve safety for women, children, and seniors. In addition, it increases pride in men and trust within the communities. Russell joined Cheryl Wray (Salt of Selt n' Pepa), Erica Ford of Bury Da Beef and many more who helped launch the brilliant program.
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