Cardi B isn’t letting motherhood cramp her style, unless you count 7-year-old daughter Kulture stealing pieces from her closet on the regular.
When asked by E News! in a Wednesday (May 20) article whether having kids has changed her approach to fashion, the rapper responded with her signature bluntness. “It hasn’t,” she said. “F–k that, they haven’t changed me for s–t!”
“I like to get dressed up, I like to feel nice,” the Grammy winner continued. “When you look good, you want to work, you want to go outside, you want to do something.”
That said, there are some boundaries here and there that Cardi has. “I’m not gonna go to my daughter’s school with a see-through shirt or with a shirt [where] my nipples are rock hard,” she told the publication.
The interview comes as Cardi — who shares Kulture and two other kids with estranged husband Offset as well as a baby boy with Stefon Diggs — is launching her partnership with Fashionphile. In her new commercial for the consignment company, she quips that the resale platform is perfect for anyone who’s “got bags, jewelry and watches just sitting, like the ones from certain exes.”
One person who may need to try out the website in the future is Kulture, because Cardi says she’s not planning on sharing her purse collection with her eldest child anytime soon. “Oh my god. This girl is always in my closet,” the rapper added to E. “I’m about sick of it, but she already knows the rules — my clothes, whatever, and my shoes, whatever, but don’t touch Mommy’s purses. You already wrote on one of them.”
Cardi’s latest money move comes about a month after she wrapped her Little Miss Drama Tour, which grossed more than $70 million across 453,000 tickets sold, according to numbers reported to Billboard Boxscore. The trek supported her long-awaited sophomore album, Am I the Drama?, which debuted atop the Billboard 200 in October.
Watch Cardi’s new commercial for Fashionphile above.
