The last piece of the 4 part puzzle between Upper Playground and adidas’ “You Ain’t Gotta Lie to Kick It” collection comes in the form of Brazilian artist Herbert Baglione. Baglione’s previous experiences have included work with the FIFTY24SF gallery. No definitive date has been set but we’ve been hearing something in the 2nd half of this year.
Source: Upper Playground
The Original Fake website has been updated with a new graphic of the KAWS Companion in the missionary position with the Grim Weeper. This artwork by the artist KAWS most likely has the hidden meaning “Fuck Death”. This interesting graphic will be used on an upcoming t-shirt from KAWS’ brand, Original Fake. Look for this tee to drop at Original Fake in Japan or at Original Fake dealers.
While there appears to be a notable change in direction for Bape, one thing seems to remain constant is their characteristic colorful patent Bapestas. Baby Milo emblazoned Bapestas are accompanied by apparel releases this weekend such as a reversible tee, khakis and hoodies. Available this Saturday at Bape Hong Kong.
Bape Hong Kong
#10 Ground Floor
Queens Road, Central
Hong Kong
With a name like Monsieur T. there are some obvious French influences at work for the Portland based brand. With inspirations derived from the brands roots growing up skating and snowboarding in France, the collection looks to talented artists as part of their seasonal offerings. Look for their 2008 spring/summer collection to hit stores starting next month.
Mishka has put together a small capsule of releases which are slated to drop this Friday at their pop-up shop. The collection includes a collaboration with Australia’s Another Inch retailer, a tour t-shirt for Mad Decent featuring art work by Ed Banger art director So-Me and the Purple People Eater Keep Watch New Era. For those unavailable to check out the pop-up store, a small release will be available online as well.
Mishka Pop-Up Store
218 Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn, NY
To mark the upcoming debut of Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G, the title alongside Porter and Sony’s PS Pictogram PSP have come together to create a commemorative PSP case. The popular game revolving around the defeat of monsters is clearly portrayed in the case’s subtle design. This item is exclusive to members-only retailer, Zozomesse.
