MÖTLEY CRÜE Drummer TOMMY LEE's New Fashion Line: Photos Available

June 22, 2006

MTV.com has uploaded several photos of MÖTLEY CRÜE drummer Tommy Lee's new fashion line, which he's calling PL for TL (People's Liberation for Tommy Lee),inspired by his extensive ink collection. Check out the pictures at this location.

The limited PL for TL line will mostly consist of jeans, T-shirts and hats for men and women, with imagery from the rocker's many tattoos reflected throughout the graphics and detailing. The jeans, which come in skinny, straight-leg, super-low, and boot-cut styles, feature back-pocket images that include a skull wearing a top hat, a dragon, a lotus flower and a koi fish as well as Lee's signature. Those graphics are repeated on the T-shirts and hats, which will be military-cap style — no trucker hats, the design team said, because Lee thought they were "over."

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