N. Hoolywood

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Retro-Inspired Menswear

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Founded 2000
Headquarters Tokyo, Japan

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Created by Daisuke Obana after years of business in the vintage clothing industry, N.HOOLYWOOD is a label of high-end modern menswear with retro-inspired designs. The label’s name is a combination of the abbreviation for the word “North”, and a play on the words “Hollywood” and “hooligan”. The initial inspiration for the label came from Obana’s reaction to dealing with people who viewed value in vintage items based solely on the conditions of them being in good condition, or that they were “old age”. N.HOOLYWOOD’s clothes are well-known for their concept of taking old/retro fashion motifs, and adding to them modern twists to create “something truly different”; they also are often based off of particular themes. Obana’s designs are often worn by famous Japanese actors.
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Latest Collections

Peanuts 60 Years World Tour - A Closer Look
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Peanuts 60 Years World Tour - A Closer Look

Peanuts 60 Years World Tour will launch at Dover Street Market today for a limited time only.

N.Hoolywood 2011 Spring/Summer "Police Picture" Collection
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N.Hoolywood 2011 Spring/Summer "Police Picture" Collection

Appropriately dubbed “Police Picture”, Japanese contemporary brand N.Hoolywood presents its


MEN'S NON-NO Web Exclusive iPhone Cases
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MEN'S NON-NO Web Exclusive iPhone Cases

MEN’S NON-NO releases a new series of iPhone cases from some of Japan’s more revered street

"The New York Art Of The Velvet Underground" T-shirt Collection
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"The New York Art Of The Velvet Underground" T-shirt Collection

Earlier this year, an exhibition titled “The New York Art Of The Velvet Underground” was held

Daisuke Gemma Presents: “Less is more? More is less?” Exhibition Recap

Daisuke Gemma Presents: “Less is more? More is less?” Exhibition Recap

Here’s a small recap of Dickies’ “Less is more? More is less?” exhibition, currently situated

men's FUDGE 2010 Fall/Winter "ESSENTIAL ACCESSORIES PERFECT CATALOG" Editorial
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men's FUDGE 2010 Fall/Winter "ESSENTIAL ACCESSORIES PERFECT CATALOG" Editorial

For its August 2010 issue, Japanese publication men’s FUDGE celebrates the essential nature of

Dickies x UNDERCOVER, N. Hoolywood & Takahiro Miyashita Collection
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Dickies x UNDERCOVER, N. Hoolywood & Takahiro Miyashita Collection

Set up to showcase the evolution of work wear, Daisuke Gemma will be presenting a special

N.Hoolywood x Dickies Capsule Collection
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N.Hoolywood x Dickies Capsule Collection

Japanese contemporary brand N.Hoolywood recently collaborated with American workwear

MEN's NON-NO Collaboration T-shirt Collection
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MEN's NON-NO Collaboration T-shirt Collection

MEN’s NON-NO enlists some notable brands in the creation of a collection of photo-print

N. Hoolywood 2010 Fall/Winter Preview
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N. Hoolywood 2010 Fall/Winter Preview

Well-known Japanese stylist Tomoki Suzekane recently took a trip to N. Hoolywood, viewing a

N.Hoolywood 2010 Fall/Winter "Coverage" Collection
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N.Hoolywood 2010 Fall/Winter "Coverage" Collection

N.Hoolywood recently presented its 2010 fall/winter collection titled “Coverage” at the Ebisu

N.Hoolywood 2010 Spring/Summer Footwear Preview
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N.Hoolywood 2010 Spring/Summer Footwear Preview

Popular contemporary brand N.Hoolywood offers a preview into its upcoming collection for

 

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