Taco Bell Releases Clothing Line With Forever 21 Featuring St. Louis Model
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Show Your Love For Taco Bell With This Clothing Line From Forever 21
Do you love Taco Bell? Have you ever wished you could wear that love? On October 11, Taco Bell and Forever 21 will start selling a line of clothing in select Forever 21 stores across the country and on the Forever 21 website.
St. Louisans may recognize a familiar face in promotional photos for the clothing line. Brittany Creech, who we wrote about in 2015 when she took graduation photos at Taco Bell, was selected as one of the superfans to model the line ahead of its debut.
In one photo, seen below, Creech is seen wearing a tank top designed to look like one of the chain’s signature hot sauce packets.
Creech can be found on Twitter and Instagram sharing her love for her favorite restaurant chain and St. Louis, as well as words of wisdom and encouragement.
Andrew McBurnie, who also took graduation photos at the restaurant, is featured in promotional photos modeling the line alongside Creech.
The clothing line will officially get its debut on October 10th in downtown Los Angeles with a runway fashion show. The restaurant chain’s Feed The Beat initiative will supply the music and a taco food truck will be on hand, of course.
Taco Bell’s Feed The Beat program seeks to introduce taco lovers to new bands and artists. Fall 2017 submissions recently closed and a new set of 100 bands and artists will be added to the program next month. Selected bands and artists receive $500 Taco Bell gift cards to help them stay fed on tour.
In advance of the clothing line’s debut, fans are encouraged to share their love for their taco love using the hashtag #F21xTacobell. Selected photos and videos will featured during the debut runway show.
The clothing line will feature shirts, bodysuits, cropped hoodies and jackets, among other items, according to a press release.
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