September 14, 2009

Andy Warhol by Hysteric Glamour x Globe-Trotter

In association with the week-long Andy Warhol x Hysteric Glamour pop-up shop at the ISETAN store in Tokyo's Shinjuku precinct, a marquee item includes a three-piece trunk set with world renowned luggage brand Globe-Trotter. With three different sizes, each feature an all-black exterior while the inside features a Warholian skull ... more

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June 22, 2009

NEIGHBORHOOD | Stussy | COMME des GARCONS | Hysteric Glamour x MEDICOM TOY Exhibition ‘09 T-shirt

To mark the recently opened MEDICOM TOY Exhibition '09, a series of co-branded t-shirts were created involving some of Japan's most respected streetwear and fashion labels. Among the contributing brands were heavyweights such as Stussy, NEIGHBORHOOD, COMME des GARCONS and TMT. The Stussy version also had an added element of ... more

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April 8, 2009

Hysteric Glamour 2009 Spring/Summer Collection

With roots as a brand for woman, Hysteric Glamour eventually made the jump to menswear as the brand offered some of its trademark rock&roll inspired styles on a new medium. The brand's latest releases are seen here with photo-print t-shirts, M-65 jackets and distressed and studded denim. Available now at ... more

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February 14, 2009

Undercover x Hysteric Glamour “Song for Wrist” Bracelet

As part of Hysteric Glamour's 2009 spring/summer "Song for Wrist" collection, the brand teams up with fellow Japanese powerhouse brand Under Cover to release a metal bracelet. The bracelet features the engraving "We Make Noise Not Clothes", a statement that has been seen throughout many of their pieces. Available now ... more

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January 23, 2009

Hysteric Glamour “TRYGOD” Diamond Jewelery Collection

Hysteric Glamour's jewelery line TRYGOD is known for its music and Rock-inspired themes under extravagant pretenses. Just a look at some of their releases will give a good indication of the TRYGOD line's approach to their works. A number of skull-motifs are each adorned with numerous diamonds and black diamonds ... more

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December 11, 2008

Hysteric Glamour x Camac

Teaming up with the bike messenger driven bag-company Camac, one of Japan's most established brands Hysteric Glamour team-up together on backpack. The beefy 40L disposition of the bag allows for a great deal of storage with a large protective flap that comes down over the middle. The bag is made ... more

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October 31, 2008

Bounty Hunter 13th Anniversary Collection

In celebration of their 13th anniversary, one of Japan's original designer toy and punk-inspired brands Bounty Hunter celebrate in fine style along with two fellow high-profile Japanese brands, Under Cover and Hysteric Glamour. With his trademark leather jacket, Bounty Hunter founder Hikaru Iwanga's team-up with Under Cover is seen in ... more

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September 8, 2008

Hysteric Glamour Mens 2008 Fall/Winter “THEE HYSTERIC XXX” Collection

Originally debuting as a fashion line catering exclusively to the female demographic, after many years Hysteric Glamour began to expand their horizons to offer their rock&roll/Americana aesthetic on the male side of things. Their 2008 fall/winter collection sees the unveiling of an all new sub-label THEE HYSTERIC XXX, a direction ... more

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August 13, 2008

Hysteric Glamour x Bearbrick Andy Warhol

Japanese brand, Hysteric Glamour, is collaborating with Medicom Toy to produce the Bearbrick Andy Warhol for their concept store in Isetan Shinjuku in Japan. The design is fairly straightforward and is inspired by the Dollar Sign Painting by Warhol. It will be available this year from September 10th to the ... more

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July 25, 2008

Hysteric Glamour 2008 Fall/Winter Bag Collection

As one of the quintessential womens brands with themes revolving around the state of American culture in the 1960s and 70s, Hysteric Glamour once known predominately for womenswear now features a wide range of apparel for both male and females. A recent series of releases includes backpacks catering to various ... more

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