Diddy, who was also the executive producer, opened up the show with a speech on black fashion. Sean John showcased an array of fashions from plaid shorts and track suits to tuxedos and suits for the men, as well as glam dresses and jeans for the women.

Fittingly, Bad Boy artist Cheri Dennis performed during the Sean John show. Snoop from The Wire walked in the show.

At the end of his show, Diddy walked the runway with the two spokeswomen of the women’s line, Cassie and Lauren London.

(“Apple Bottom jeans, boots with the fur…”)

Apple Bottoms was the last collection to do the runway and showcased its spring 2008 collection. During Flo Rida and T-Pain’s performance, Nelly jumped on the stage and sang along with them.

The event was held at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City. The show aired Tuesday night at 10 pm. Diddy, who was also the executive producer of the show, opened it up with a speech about black fashion.

Celebrity clothing lines featured were Apple Bottoms, Sean John, Missy Elliott’s Respect M.E. line with Adidas, Snoop Dogg’s Rich n Infamous, and his wife’s line CoCo Ri.

There were performances by NERD, Snoop Dogg, Trey Songz, Cheri Dennis, Flo Rida, Webbie, and Missy Elliott.

Here is a link to the video of AllHIpHop backstage with celebrity interviews and more:

I thought the show was great. The models were allowed to let loose much more than in a traditional fashion show and the performances were good too. If you missed it, BET will be airing the show again this Friday at 10 pm. What did you think of the show?