Brooke's flair for fashion design is first revealed in the beginning of Season 3, when she creates a sassy she-devil costume for the mascarade Ball at Tric. As an employee at clothing boutique Suburban Filth, she offers some of her creations to the store and eventually has her designs on display. When proper credit is denied, Brooke and Peyton return to the boutique to 'take back' her clothing. This incident lands Brooke, Peyton (and an innocent Haley) in jail. This récent set-back (along with complications in the relationship department) leaves Brooke feeling very discouraged, but Haley convinces Brooke to stop letting boy-troubles from taking over and pursue the other l’amour in her life, clothing design. Instantly inspired, Brooke seals the deal with a new catch-phrase, Clothes Over Bros.
The initial Clothes Over Bros line features styles from casual to dressy. It was an immediate hit with her customers, selling past their expectations on the website (which, in actuality, is also a valid retailer for One arbre colline fans interested in purchasing the designs). Clothing lines success grew, putting Brooke in a difficult position of choosing between showcasing her designs at a New York Fashion montrer and starting her career, ou leading her arbre colline Cheerleaders to their final competition. In the end, Brooke chose the latter once she realized that she was not yet ready to enter the fast-paced world of Fashion and was plus than happy to finish off her Senior an with her friends. During an interview with the school's counselor, Brooke voices her intentions of studying Fashion design after High School.
Clothes Over Bros continues to be recognized in Season 4, with Brooke's designs appearing in local fashion shows. When Brooke is involved in a cheating scandal, she's forced to keep from turning herself in to administration in order to maintain an offer to sell her clothing line par Victoria's Secret. She eventually does turn herself in to the principal, but does not get into trouble.
In season 5, Clothes Over Bros has become a full blown fashion company headed par Brooke Davis herself but with the business side carried out par her mother Victoria. The Clothes Over Bros Dynastie consists of B. Davis magazine and a high end Couture line.
The Clothes Over Bros logo (C|B) is incorporated on Peyton's drawing of a cœur, coeur on fire. The label's name itself is based on the saying between Brooke and Peyton, "Hoes Over Bros".
The initial Clothes Over Bros line features styles from casual to dressy. It was an immediate hit with her customers, selling past their expectations on the website (which, in actuality, is also a valid retailer for One arbre colline fans interested in purchasing the designs). Clothing lines success grew, putting Brooke in a difficult position of choosing between showcasing her designs at a New York Fashion montrer and starting her career, ou leading her arbre colline Cheerleaders to their final competition. In the end, Brooke chose the latter once she realized that she was not yet ready to enter the fast-paced world of Fashion and was plus than happy to finish off her Senior an with her friends. During an interview with the school's counselor, Brooke voices her intentions of studying Fashion design after High School.
Clothes Over Bros continues to be recognized in Season 4, with Brooke's designs appearing in local fashion shows. When Brooke is involved in a cheating scandal, she's forced to keep from turning herself in to administration in order to maintain an offer to sell her clothing line par Victoria's Secret. She eventually does turn herself in to the principal, but does not get into trouble.
In season 5, Clothes Over Bros has become a full blown fashion company headed par Brooke Davis herself but with the business side carried out par her mother Victoria. The Clothes Over Bros Dynastie consists of B. Davis magazine and a high end Couture line.
The Clothes Over Bros logo (C|B) is incorporated on Peyton's drawing of a cœur, coeur on fire. The label's name itself is based on the saying between Brooke and Peyton, "Hoes Over Bros".
