The KKK has hit again -- Kim, Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian, that is. The sisters are known to look fabulous in virtually anything they wear, and, now, they will demonstrate their sense of style through their very own fashion line.

The line, K-Dash, will make it's debut in a runway show slated for Friday, September 10 at 9 PM Eastern Time at QVC's pop-up store in New York's Rockefeller Center as part of Fashion's Night Out.

The line will include ready-to-wear clothing as well as accessories such as belts, handbags, leggings, tunics, faux fur-trimmed vests and more. Unexpectedly, the sisters aren't designing the line. Instead, they hired, Ginny Hilfiger, sister of Tommy Hilfiger but are said to approve every piece and every fabric that Ginny selects. Prices for these items will range from $20 to $240. Now that's fierce!

The New York Yankees announced that limited-edition co-branded Yankees/Jay-Z merchandise will be sold exclusively at Yankee Stadium. The items went on sale August 30th and will be sold until September 14th. The merchandise will be available at Yankee Stadium through the Jay-Z / Eminem concerts taking place in the venue on Sept. 13 and Sept. 14.

All items will feature Yankees and Jay-Z logos, and all items have been seen and approved by Jay-Z. Merchandise will include men's and women's T-shirts and hoodies all by Majestic Athletics, along with New Era 59/50 fitted Yankees caps with the album logo from Jay-Z's 'The Blueprint 3'.

Looks like recording artist Pharrell isn't the only one implementing his clothing line aesthetics into motorbikes. Rapper Tip 'T.I.' Harris revealed the customized Yamaha YZF-R1 at the Magic Tradeshow in Las Vegas last week. The motorbike was the result of the collaboration between custom sport bike builder and designer, Rob Uecker, from Voodoo Industries and T.I.'s AKOO Clothing design team.

Many industries have collaborated with fashion and now the automotive industry has joined the race.

"When I look at the AKOO brand I see classic, rugged American styling, which compliments the R1's aggressive street stature," Rob Uecker told Black Voices.

Jezebel recently analyzed the September issues of 10 fashion magazines in search of black models who scored their own fashion editorials. Aside from Kelly Moreira, who graced eight pages in Teen Vogue; Chanel Iman, who appeared on eight pages in Allure; Georgie Badiel, who was featured on 10 pages of Elle; and Lyndsey Scott, who made the pages of W, most magazines, including Marie Claire, Harper's Bazaar, Vogue, Glamour, Lucky and Cosmopolitan, neglected to feature a black model carrying an editorial by herself:
Why was it important for black models to go it alone? "A fashion magazine uses its glossy fashion editorial pages to announce what is beautiful, fashionable, and 'now,'" says Jezebel. "When only white models are utilized in the highly desirable September feature fashion shoots, the message being sent is that to be beautiful, fashionable and 'now,' you can't be black."
The story doesn't count celebrities (like Halle Berry on Vogue's September cover), maintains Jezebel's editors, because most of them, although black, have very light skin and straight hair. Their appearance underscores the beauty of mainstream white features, and therefore is not a true reflection of diversity. It's unclear why Jezebel chose not to count editorials that included models of all colors, like Vogue's "We are the World" editorial, featuring Joan Smalls and Jourdan Dunn, or Sessilee Lopez's shoot in Glamour with Tommy Hilfiger.

Tameka "Tiny" Cottle was one of the many celebrities that attended Steve Harvey's 8th annual Hoodie Awards, this weekend in Las Vegas. Other guests included, The View's Sherri Shepherd, Holly Robinson Peete, Michael Clark Duncan, Antonia "Toya" Carter, Wendy Raquel Robinson and Tank.

The newlywed hit the red carpet wearing this harem pants-inspired jumpsuit, metallic studded heels and a black clutch. Cottle put a little flair to her 'all black everything' look by adding a few hot pink highlights to her hair; a request made by her hubby T.I. So are you feeling her getup? Hot or not?

Grecian gowns, sexy silhouettes and 60s-inspired updos were popular trends on the red carpet at the 2010 Emmy Awards. Stars like Rutina Wesley, Kim Kardashian, Amber Riley and Eva Longoria Parker showed off the latest styles -- for better or worse -- at the annual television awards. Who do you think won the award for best dressed?