Mary J. Blige Launches "Melodies by MJB" Signature Line of Sunglasses

May 20, 2010 by in Uncategorized with 0 Comments

Jimmy Iovin and Mary J. Blige have teamed together to launch, “Melodies by MJB,” a signature line of sunglasses. The first Melodies by MJB collection will feature four styles with a total of 20 color options and will deput Fall 2010. Each unique style will represent a specific facet of Blige’s life. A second, more extensive, collection for Melodies by MJB will launch in Spring 2011. Here for more info. Compliments of Market Watch.

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