Lyric Culture, a premium adult contemporary apparel line, is launching LYRIX, its first brand extension based on the songs and style made famous by the hit television phenomenon
"American Idol," which premieres its seventh season on January 15th and 16th. The initial LYRIX-"American Idol" collection focuses on the tween market, with plans to further expand into kidswear and accessories.
LYRIX, a rock n' roll apparel line designed for girls ages 7-16 and driven by popular song lyrics, will debut the "American Idol" collection, which includes tees, denim skirts, jackets and vests, velour hoodies and sweat pants.
LYRIX t-shirts will draw inspiration from classic pop and R&B hits performed on "American Idol," such as "A Moment Like This," "RESPECT," "You Had a Bad Day" and "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun."
"'American Idol,' which garners 60 million viewers each week, is the most powerful and iconic music brand in popular culture today. Synonymous with great music and great fashion, it's the perfect tie-in for our creative concept," said Hanna Rochelle Schmieder, President of Lyric Culture. "Now, girls worldwide can dress like an Idol and express themselves through their favorite songs with the LYRIX line."
"Lyric Culture has taken a unique approach in personalizing musical expression through fashion," added Nora Wong, senior manager of consumer licensing for FremantleMedia Enterprises' North American licensing team. "Lending the 'American Idol' name to this apparel line is a fantastic extension for both brands and gets to the heart of what our brand is all about."
LYRIX is an extension of the Lyric Culture brand, a premium adult contemporary apparel and accessories line driven by the music of such legendary artists as The Beatles, David Bowie, Marvin Gaye, Janis Joplin, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Bee Gees, Steppenwolf and many more. |