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MELRAH DESIGN produces a line of hand silk-screened women's T-shirts called
BGIRLSTYLE. "B-Girl" is a term from the beginnings of "hip hop" and means
"Break Girl" or a girl who is into hip hop. Other creative influences of
the BGIRLSTYLE line are urban skateboarding cultures, with roots in Afro
Latin and African American cultures.
With its
casual, hip designs and versatile styles, BGIRLSTYLE sportswear appeals
to a wide variety of women ages 17-30 in urban, suburban, and rural areas
of the United States. |
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FRANK RODRIGUEZ founded East Melrah Design in 1994, printing T-shirts with political, cultural, and social messages on a homemade printer in his mother's kitchen in Spanish Harlem. Frank brings his educational background in illustration, graphic design, and business development to EAST MELRAH DESIGN. Upon graduating from the High School of Art and Design with an Arts regents diploma, Frank attended the Fashion Institute of Technology where he studied computer graphics, illustration, and business. Before starting BGIRLSTYLE, he created logos for small businesses as a freelancer. |
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THE LINE BGIRLSTYLE
has different computer rendered and hand-drawn illustrations onto a variety
of clothing such as: baby T's, sweatshirts, tank tops, regular T-shirts,
etc. We also embroider our "BGIRLSTYLE" logo onto specific items. The
line changes seasonally. Accounts include: Bobbitos
Footwork, NYC, Phil. BGIRLSTYLE currently advertises in Stress Magazine and The Source. For more
information please call |
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