New York girl’s brand Married To The MOB is back with their Holiday 2011 Lookbook. Once again the lovely sister of MOB’s founder and designer is modeling the collection, which seems to be sticking to what the brand knows best – bold slogan t-shirts. Aside from the t-shirts tey also present some great all-over print leggings and fleece pieces. The lookbook was produced “at the infamous Black Apartment, home of fabulous entrepreneur Cindy Gallop where Gucci chainsaws and YSL neons are real-life marvels and not just fantasy.”

The collection is now available from the MOB online store.

Check out the full lookbook after the jump.

Married to the Mob presents an oversized, terry velour Beach Towel with BITCH written in the classic Kruger font. They’re currently applying free shipping to all U.S BEACH BITCH towel orders, so make sure you get in on the action at MTTM. (HSb)

Sarah McSweeney stars in Married to the MOB’s new Baby-G spot. Enjoy.

Music: Linda Scott “I’ve Told Ev’ry Little Star”

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Today we can preview the upcoming collaboration between Baby-G and Married to the MOB. Since most G-Shock collaborations are done with mens fashion brands, this is a welcome edition for the ladies. The pink watch features the signature lips logo of the New York brand on the strap, along with MTTM.

Take a further look at the watch here.

Married to the Mob presents the second delivery of their Spring 2011 collection. The offering consists of graphic tees for both men and women, with both past favorites (such as Supreme Bitch and My Girls Rock Balenciaga…) as well as new designs. Available now at MOB.

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Highsnobette reports about the new Married to the MOB Spring 2011 Collection Lookbook, featuring none other than Kid Sister. In this first part of the collection you find a series of strong graphic t-shirts.

Check it out here.

Married To The MOB was always a brand known for their strong slogan t-shirts. A while ago they offered their very first mens tee series and today we present the second part. Strong fonts, strong slogans, large prints, girls – a formula that just works.

Check out the entire range of new mens t-shirts after the jump.

Highsnobette reports on the latest from women’s streetwear label Married to the MOB.

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.

More images from the new MTTM collection can be seen here.

The girls from Highsnobette previewed yesterday the upcoming collaboration between Reebok and Married to the MOB on the new Freestyle “Dubble Bubble”.

“The shoe has a suede upper in cobalt blue, pig suede lining, plus a rose gold Married to the M.O.B. logo pin on the outside of each shoe. Inside the tongue reads “We stay laced since 1982.” On the design, this time around McSweeney says she wanted a more grown and lux shoe, “The last Reebok I designed with Colette was a little more playful and I wanted to do something a little more grown up this time.” The shoe launches November 1st and can be picked up for 100 beans at Karmaloop and Michael K on the East Coast and Undefeated and PickYourShoes on the West Coast.”

More detailed images of the sneakers follow after the jump.

After 6 years of producing strictly women’s gear, Married to the Mob are giving in to the demand for sizes and styles geared towards men. The debut line consists of three different tees, each with masculine-influenced MTTM slogans. Rapper Curren$y shows off the gear, which is currently available exclusively at the MOB SHOP.

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