y the time J. Anthony Brown was a senior in high school, he was so gifted at knock-offs, he could make anything he saw in stores. He was one of the best dressed in his class. Brown could go to any store in the mall, see what was in, go purchase fabric and recreate all the latest fashions. He developed a pretty good hustle because of this talent. He made satin jackets, vests and dashikis and sold them for a profit to classmates and neighborhood friends. J. Anthony is still stunned that he did not win "Best Dressed" of his senior, class. He muses, that "til this day, I still dress better than the guy who won!".