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Founder of A Bathing Ape and Human Made

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Founded December 27, 1970
Headquarters Maebashi, Gunma, Japan

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Tomoaki Nagao, also known as NIGO is a Japanese fashion designer and founder of A Bathing Ape (BAPE) and BAPESTA. Currently, he is the creative director of Uniqlo’s UT division, focusing on graphic T-shirts. He also co-founded Billionaire Boys Club and Ice Cream with Pharrell Williams.
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Latest Collections

NW20 Exhibition @ BAPE GALLERY KYOTO
Fashion

NW20 Exhibition @ BAPE GALLERY KYOTO

After making its debut at Shibuya’s Daikanyama T-SITE Garden Gallery TSUTAYA – an event that saw

NIGO Announces Final Season as Creative Director for A Bathing Ape
Fashion

NIGO Announces Final Season as Creative Director for A Bathing Ape

Since the surprising news broke a few years ago via WWD that A Bathing Ape founder NIGO would be


A Bathing Ape's NIGO Expands Into Music Videos with Japanese Group "1966QUARTET"
Music

A Bathing Ape's NIGO Expands Into Music Videos with Japanese Group "1966QUARTET"

Modern renaissance man NIGO seemingly has his finger in every piece of the proverbial pie. From

NOWHERE / A Bathing Ape 20th Anniversary Event Recap
Fashion

NOWHERE / A Bathing Ape 20th Anniversary Event Recap

Continuing to celebrate its 20th anniversary this month, NOWHERE / A Bathing Ape hosted an event at

NOWHERE / A Bathing Ape 20th Anniversary Collaborations with Kanye West, Pharrell, Futura & More
Fashion

NOWHERE / A Bathing Ape 20th Anniversary Collaborations with Kanye West, Pharrell, Futura & More

First announced earlier this month in what, at first, appeared to be a cruel April Fools’ Day joke,

NIGO to Put His Rare Toy Collection Up for Auction
Design

NIGO to Put His Rare Toy Collection Up for Auction

It’s to be expected that over the course of NIGO’s career, which spans over 20 years, that he might

Coca-Cola x HUMAN MADE Installation at PRESENT LONDON
Fashion

Coca-Cola x HUMAN MADE Installation at PRESENT LONDON

Continuing our extensive coverage on Coca-Cola’s collaborative range with NIGO’s HUMAN MADE brand,

NIGO Discusses Coca-Cola x HUMAN MADE Collection and Plays with Coke Cans
Fashion

NIGO Discusses Coca-Cola x HUMAN MADE Collection and Plays with Coke Cans

HUMAN MADE designer NIGO and BEAMS men’s creative director Hiroshi Kubo present a new line of

Coca-Cola x HUMAN MADE x BEAMS 2013 Capsule Collection
Fashion

Coca-Cola x HUMAN MADE x BEAMS 2013 Capsule Collection

Japanese street culture icon NIGO unveil a new line interpreting 20th century vintage Coca-Cola

PX 600 Silver Shade Edition by NIGO
Tech & Gadgets

PX 600 Silver Shade Edition by NIGO

Inspired by the classic design of military apparel, NIGO combines a crisp green frame and sleek

GRIND: Tokyo Creators Wear HUMAN MADE
Fashion

GRIND: Tokyo Creators Wear HUMAN MADE

To help highlight some of the garments from NIGO’s latest HUMAN MADE collection, GRIND magazine has

HUMAN MADE 2012 Fall/Winter Lookbook
Fashion

HUMAN MADE 2012 Fall/Winter Lookbook

Americana-obsessed label HUMAN MADE returns for Fall/Winter 2012 with an all-new lookbook and

 

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