Rapper Tinie Tempah makes catwalk debut
08 January 2017 |
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British rapper Tinie Tempah makes his catwalk debut at London Fashion Week Men's on Saturday with a minimalistic, casualwear collection inspired by architecture and 'the everyday man'.
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