Today Married to The Mob releases the second assortment of some of their greatest hits tees as well as new graphics and signature tongue in cheek slogans.  Hop over to Highsnob for more .

Married to the M.O.B.’s Spring 2011 lookbook just landed in our mailbox and offerings are modeled by “Nails Did” Kid Sister, friend to the M.O.B. family who also modeled the brand’s Spring 2009 line. You can purchase the line on the M.O.B. retail site or check out the rest of the lookbook on the next page.

First a mention in the NY Post, then a hilarious appearance on Millionaire Matchmaker and in the video above  we have Married to the MOB designer, Leah McSweeney, in a recent appearance on Fox Business, where McSweeney tries to chat business despite a host obsessed over MOB’s use of the word bitch!

Hey all you Married to the MOB fans, for a total hoot, check out head designer Leah McSweeney’s appearance tonight on Bravo’s Millionaire Matchmaker. The above image comes from a NY Post article covering McSweeney’s bio–including a run in with the law, and her current status post-Millionaire. And to the guy in the comments section of the Post article, yes her rack is real!

The Married to the MOB holiday lookbook has just dropped and it’s full of lots of great looks, including some new tees, some of which are sure to be classics, including “Good Girls Bend At The Knees, Bad Girls Bend At The Waist!” The tee on this page is my fave–love when this brand calls out its New York roots, plus the vee-neck is sexy. And the slim, long-length zip-up hoodie on the next page was calling my name, too! See lots more images, all modeled by made-MOB girl, Sarah McSweeney–when only the orginal will do! Shop the collection here and see lots more looks on the next page. 

We showed advance images last month of Reebok’s collaboration with the Married to the MOB on a pair of blue “Double Bubble” kicks, and now we’ve heard word that the shows are now available for preorder. The shoes are $100 and there will only be 50 pairs sold. To reserve a pair, email: info@MTTMNYC.com.

Been hearing this was coming and now it has most officially arrived: MTTM tees for the fellas! There are three styles and the one on this page is easily my fave. It takes its inspiration from one of my all time favorite Jay-Z (clearly pre-Beyone lockdown) songs, “Girls, Girls, Girls,” and is personalized with the M.O.B. flavor, stating, “I got this MOB bitch that don’t cook or clean but she dress her ass off and her walk is mean.” Lol, may have to get that one for myself! Who’s doing the modeling? He’s rapper Curren$y of J.E.T.S, who the M.O.B. ladies describe as “young, hot, rebellious, and confident.” Nice! More of him and the other two styles after the flip.

For its second set of Autumn deliveries, M.O.B. called on singer Shanell to rep its line. She’s one of a long line of unapologetic females who define what this label stands for. Refreshing to see after a week of watching runways featuring models, who seemed more monochromatic than ever. Standout items continue to be the cardigans, and for newness, a grey satin jumpsuit. The shoot also features accessories by another HS fave, accessory designer Tanaya Henry, whose Lace presentation we checked out last night and will be featuring shortly. See the rest of the MTTM shoot on the next page.

Jasmine Solano is no stranger to what it means to make her mark. A  rapper, DJ and producer she gives us an exclusive look at her  collaborative tee with Married To The Mob titled ”That’s Not It,” announcing the single and video of the same name, launching September 21st. Get to know a little more about Ms. Jasmine Solano on the next page, where she shares her love of music, her  inspiration and more…

Enjoy a full look at The Burton x  MTTM snowboard and outerwear collection available now at Burton  and Karmaloop, where you can also see a video of the launch event we covered last week. The collection includes four jackets (the black one with the MTTM lips logo is my fave and it’s MOB designer, Leah McSweeney’s, too), ski pants, gloves, a hat and a snowboard, which reads, “Well-Behaved Bitches Seldom Make History.” True words!