We didn’t even know Malice had a new book out but he showed up to Vinnie’s Styles in BK to sign his book “Wretched, Pitiful, Poor, Blind & Naked.”

Clipse continues to dish out some of the finest street wear and their recent collab with PRO-Keds is no different. Straight from Hypebeast:

Working with the classic 69er Hi, Play Cloths developed two colorways, a khaki and black counterpart. Both pair subtle Play Cloths branding with a familiar prep style aesthetic. Premium leather makes up the uppers, while intricate de-bossed detailing adds a nice contrast in texture. Look for a release later this season through select Play Cloths retail accounts.

PRO-Keds are finally doing it right with this one.

Nice sleek and simple look for the Fall 2010 collection of Play Cloths as Malice and Pusha-T introduce the new “Play Group” collection. Collection includes hoodies, pants, scarves and more. Via: HS

Only the elite of the elite get invited to Clipse’s Play Cloths New York showroom. Here is a tour taken by Rugz D. Bewler who gets a glimpse at the Summer 2010 Collection. Play Cloths continues to be one of the few successful hip-hop created fashion lines that has survived the economic downturn. By keeping inventory low and demand high with fresh looks, Malice and Pusha T have built quite the fashion empire in just a few short years.

I bet the folks at Casio want their hands on this. The Clipse’s Play Cloths launched their first G-Shock collaboration but famed jeweler Ben Baller takes it a step further by adding 9.5 carats of diamonds to it. Check this one-of-a-kind here. Get it before Malice and Pusha T do.

Clipse x Play Cloths x G-Shock. Clipse gets ready to launch their first exclusive Casio G-Shock for the Play Cloths clothing line. Here are some closer pics of it which is part of the Spring 2010 collection and priced at $185. More pics after the jump…

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Clipse x Play Cloths. The highly successful Play Cloths clothing line continues to expand and now goes into the luxury route with a new collection of monogrammed bags and cases as part of their Spring/Summer 2010 collection. Monogrammed bags are usually reserved for higher end fashion the likes of Louis Vuitton and Gucci but Clipse is bringing a little street edge to the game now. Via: HighSnobiety

Malice x Wretched, Pitiful, Poor, Blind and Naked. Malice, one half of the super duo Clipse, is starting to take on some new business ventures of his own. While he and Pusha T still maintain full control over their highly successful Play Cloths clothing line and continue to record together as the Clipse, Malice is set to tell his individual story both online and offline. In today’s days of educated “back pack” rappers who are more well known for their college educations vs. their street hustle, Clipse got their claim to fame by telling their gritty drug dealing stories all with a unique sound. Now Malice takes his storytelling to the next level first by launching a new video blog at MaliceOftheClipse.com where viewers can gain a deeper understanding of Malice’s every day life and struggles.

“Well, I’ve got a blog…It’s showing a lot of the intellect and food for thought behind the things we’ve seen dealing with this music game.  We like to show both sides of the game. We don’t just paint the glorious picture of the game with us making a lot of money saying, ‘Everything is just great.’ You should let your fans, the younger generation and anyone aspiring to be in this game, know the full spectrum.”

To back it up, he is also currently writing an autobiography that chronicles his life from drug dealer to hip-hop star and the trials and tribulations that come with it. The book, entitled “Wretched, Pitiful, Poor, Blind and Naked” does not have an officially announced publisher yet but that’s not stopping Malice.

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