Cardi B is not afraid to get edgy with her hairstyles.
The “Bodak Yellow” singer, 32, went angular for her newest look, debuting a sharp haircut for her latest magazine cover appearance. The star graced the cover of WWD with her hair in an asymmetrical bob and razor sharp cuts at her bangs.
Mia Jackson — also known professionally as Tokyo Stylez — created the cutting-edge look, thanks to the rapper’s confidence in her artistic vision.
“I love doing different styles and challenging myself thank you sis @iamcardib for always trusting me,” the wigmaker captioned a video of her styling Cardi’s hair for the shoot.
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Cardi’s hair was the perfect match to the crisp white blazer dress she wore on the cover of the magazine; she later revealed on Instagram that the dress is the first official look at her forthcoming fashion line in collaboration with Revolve Group. The rapper will also have a beauty line with Revolve under the new partnership.
“Coming from a Caribbean family the goal is always to OWN!” Cardi captioned a picture of her posing for the cover of the magazine. “I’ve been very successful in my career and forever grateful for my success! But in my mind I know that when I leave this earth I would like to leave my kids more than property and a music catalog.”
She continued, “I remember a time I used to be focused on making everyone else proud and meeting everyone else’s expectations but in this new season the only person I’m focused on out doing and making proud is myself. P.S my dress is from my line! Coming Soon!”
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The rapper’s partnership with Revolve Group comes after her business endeavors with popular fashion and beauty brands. Cardi has previously worked with Fashion Nova, Reebok, Balenciaga and SKIMS on clothing collaborations and campaigns.
The 32-year-old also teamed up with NYX Professional Makeup in 2024 and filmed a commercial for the brand’s Duck Plumping lip gloss. The commercial was originally intended to debut during the Super Bowl in 2024, but was pulled last minute “after NFL representatives “disapproved” of the content,” a representative for the brand told WWD.
As for what fans can expect from the “I Like It” rapper’s forthcoming fashion and beauty lines, Cardi told WWD that she wants her brand “to have that one piece that you buy, that you love, that it makes sense. If it’s a size small, it should be a true size small; if it’s a size large, it should be a true size large.”
“This is a lifetime brand, this is not a fling or trend,” she added.
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