Hiroshi Fujiwara Auctions Off Personal Belongings at Sotheby’s
Featuring over 50 items across fashion, art and more.
From famed artworks to the pieces of renewed musicians and more, Sotheby’s is no stranger to holding some of the most highly coveted auctions. Now the auction house has teamed up with Hiroshi Fujiwara to auction off some of the designer’s personal belongings.
Entitled “PERSONAL EFFECTS,” the auction takes a deep dive into the celebrated streetwear designer’s closet – deriving its name from the 2009 book of the same name that includes the items. The lot is set to pan over 50 items in fashion, art and collectibles. Although the full list of exact pieces has not been revealed, some included pieces include a 1936 Levi’s 506XX T-back jean jacket, a Nike Dunk Hi x Fragment Design prototype and a vintage Hermès Haut à Courroies.
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The PERSONAL EFFECTS: Hiroshi Fujiwara auction will open at Sotheby’s Hong Kong on July 11. Head over to the Sotheby’s website for more details.
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