MA®KET, formerly known as Chinatown Market, has teamed up with Chicago Bullsicon Dennis Rodman for a special collaborative capsule of apparel and home goods.
The collection displays an array of outlandish doodles, leopard prints, and motifs representative of Rodman’s flamboyant style and fearlessly provocative personality. Standouts from the collection include Doodle Head Pillows featuring Rodman with colorful smiley-face afros, a black graphic tee displaying Rodman in a bridal gown remembering the time the Bulls star married himself, and mesh trucker hats incorporating a custom Rodman text logo, ear motifs, and dice graphics.
Other pieces include pink leopard print hoodies and shorts, photoshoot tees, poster sets, jerseys, bucket hats, sweatpants, woven blankets, and Champion basketball shorts with labels that read “It takes a little Rodman to make it MA®KET.”
The limited-edition Dennis Rodman collection will launch on January 28 at MA®KET’s website. Prices range from $45 to $110 USD.
According to reports, Lionsgate will be releasing a film about Dennis Rodman‘s infamous trip to Las Vegas during the 1998 NBA Finals.
The interesting development in the Chicago Bulls Dream Team run slipped back into present pop culture thanks to its mention in The Last Dance documentary miniseries co-produced by ESPN Films and Netflix. Set to be produced by Phil Lord and Chris Miller with Rodman serving as executive producer, the “48 Hours in Vegas” is expected to see the basketball star and an assistant GM go on an adventure that leads to an unlikely friendship. Lionsgate reportedly was immediately interested in the screenplay written by Jordan VanDina and actively pursued the right to the film.
“There’s only one Dennis Rodman. In 1998, there was nobody on Earth who’d be more fun – or maybe more dangerous – to party with. And yet that’s not even half of who he is,” said Lionsgate Motion Picture Group President Nathan Kahane. “This movie takes you on an unforgettable ride with the myth, the legend, and also the man that Dennis is, behind everything you think you know.” Adding, “Dennis, whose amazing career and life will make for an off-the-wall hilarious yet completely human and emotional movie. You think you know anything about ‘The Worm?’ Just you wait!”
While producers Phil Lord and Chris Miller said, “Dennis refused to follow the herd. That is what made him a target and it’s also what made him a star. His weekend in Las Vegas is full of fun and high jinks but it is also full of important questions about the way public figures, and workers are treated, especially when their individuality is expressed so vividly.”
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