Jesse Jo Stark of the Chrome Hearts Family Launches New Deadly Doll Merch

Rock singer Jesse Jo Stark, whose previous Deadly Doll drops have been seen on Miley Cyrus and other artists, launches a range of new pieces.

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Photography: Dana Trippe (@trippydana), Styling: Jesse Jo Stark (@jessejostark), MakeUp: Sydney Szramowski (@sydn4asty), Hair: Iggy Rosales (@hairbyiggy) (Image via Deadly Doll)

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Jesse Jo Stark, who last year dropped several well-received tracks including “Die Young” and “Tangerine,” is coming through with a new drop from her Deadly Doll merch line.

The new pieces from the Deadly Doll line, as Stark explained in a press release, are part of her larger goal of bringing the world a “community of all types of artists” while bucking so-called rules.

“I wanted to make a place where the rules don’t matter n the only thing you gotta be to get in is yerself,” Stark said. “It’s a community of all types of artists that i love. I put my lyrics on a lot of the pieces because writin music is when i feel the most free. deadly doll is an extension of that.”

Jesse Jo, whose parents are Richard Stark and Laurie Lynn Stark of Chrome Hearts fame, put out a track called “Deadly Doll” back in 2017. The track was co-written with previous Demi Lovato and Lana Del Rey collaborator Chris Garcia, and in 2020 saw a revival of sorts with the release of a new official visualizer:

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Deadly Doll pieces have received public co-signing from other artists including Kylie Jenner and Dua Lipa. The new pieces launching Friday include a Body Parts sticker sheet ($8), a “Tangerine”-referencing Cooler Than a Quaalude hoodie ($70), a Cooler Than a Quaalude sweatpants ($65), a metallic t-shirt ($45), and a Monster Man mock neck ($48). Fans can also grab a restock of the White Spider crewneck ($50).

For shopping info, click here. Below, get a closer look at the new pieces.

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