Megan Thee Stallion Celebrates Texan Style with Depop
Good news! Today, Depop is launching Texas Fever, a curated, shoppable lookbook that heroes Texan style and creativity through the eyes of global megastar Megan Thee Stallion and the Depop community.
The in-app collection is set to go live on January 17 and will feature ~90 preloved items from Megan Thee Stallion and four top Depop sellers from Texas, celebrating a Texan flair and attitude that’s culturally relevant on a global scale. Texas Fever gives light to a new wave of creative entrepreneurs that are shifting the pendulum and redefining what style is globally.
Megan Thee Stallion's Lookbook
The Texas Fever lookbook was shot by Megan Thee Stallion’s long-time collaborator Munachi Osegbu, and the experience is captured in a behind-the-scenes video featuring Megan, Depop’s sellers and looks from the collection. Megan Thee Stallion explains all:
Megan Thee Stallion
The Secondhand Movement
Featured Depop sellers, Olivia Haroutounian (@reallifeasliv), Raily Orgeron (@wildtxthrifts), Meno Perry + Carm (@retroklozett), and Drew Parker (@imperialxempire) are a direct embodiment of the hustle born from their hometowns, using their passion for vintage and secondhand as a means to express themselves creatively and build real businesses off the back of it. And as a Depop seller herself, @theestallion, Megan is at the forefront of this movement.
“There are people who are just doing creative things here, and Meg is one of them” says Olivia, 20, from @reallifeasliv. The University of Houston senior has been a Depop user since 2017 and runs her Depop full-time, specializing in vintage and designer clothing inspired by her obsession with fashion history. “Texas is a place like no other and the people and clothes who inhabit it completely embody that. We’re just trying to be ourselves.”
Texas Fever
“Texas is cool, it’s in, you know?” says Drew, 27 of @imperialxempire, who with his wife runs one of Houston’s most popular vintage stores, frequented by Travis Scott and his roster of Cactus Jack artists. “I think people are awakened by Texan creativity because I think they are a little surprised we're not as country as most people think. Everyone has their own unique style and vintage and that’s what brings us together.”
In addition to her items featured in the Texas Fever collection, Megan will be restocking her popular Depop shop @theestallion with a selection of pieces and looks from famed music videos like “Hot Girl Summer,” “All Dat,” and more.