Nigo

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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

ATELIER by NIGO
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ATELIER by NIGO

Providing the most in-depth look yet at NIGO’s vast personal collection of rarities and relics is

A Rare Glimpse into NIGO's Personal Collection Space in the New ObscuraVision
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A Rare Glimpse into NIGO's Personal Collection Space in the New ObscuraVision

Lifestyle publication Obscura Magazine has proudly kicked off their freshly-minted production/video


Inventory Magazine Issue 07
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Inventory Magazine Issue 07

Biannual Vancouver publication Inventory Magazine rolls out its 7th issue featuring Takashi Tateno

NIGO Talks Vintage Scavenging While Modeling His Own Wares
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NIGO Talks Vintage Scavenging While Modeling His Own Wares

Despite being best known as the founder of A Bathing Ape, NIGO has always maintained an insatiable

STATUS Magazine August 2012 "Hustle" Issue featuring NIGO
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STATUS Magazine August 2012 "Hustle" Issue featuring NIGO

Influential Japanese creative NIGO is the focus of STATUS Magazine’s latest issue for August 2012

Impossible by NIGO Exhibition @ IMPOSSIBLE PROJECT SPACE TOKYO Recap
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Impossible by NIGO Exhibition @ IMPOSSIBLE PROJECT SPACE TOKYO Recap

On full display in Tokyo from June 2 to June 17 is the latest photo exhibition from NIGO, dubbed

Impossible by NIGO Exhibition @ IMPOSSIBLE PROJECT SPACE TOKYO
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Impossible by NIGO Exhibition @ IMPOSSIBLE PROJECT SPACE TOKYO

Following his limited PX 70 Color Shade film release back in March, Japanese streetwear guru and

HUMAN MADE 2012 Spring/Summer Collection Lookbook
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HUMAN MADE 2012 Spring/Summer Collection Lookbook

Contemporary Japanese outfitter HUMAN MADE returns for another season of workwear-inspired clothing

A Bathing Ape 2012 Summer Collection
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A Bathing Ape 2012 Summer Collection

From the recently released A Bathing Ape 2012 summer collection mook comes this closer look at some

GRIND: HUMAN MADE 2012 Spring/Summer Editorial
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GRIND: HUMAN MADE 2012 Spring/Summer Editorial

Following on from our previous looks at the current HUMAN MADE season that featured Pharrell and

EFFECTOR by NIGO "Darryl" Glasses
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EFFECTOR by NIGO "Darryl" Glasses

Tokyo-based fashion optics label EFFECTOR specializes in classically inspired, handmade eyewear.

HUgE: HUMAN MADE 2012 Spring/Summer Collection Editorial featuring Pharrell Williams
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HUgE: HUMAN MADE 2012 Spring/Summer Collection Editorial featuring Pharrell Williams

Another of NIGO’s longtime friends steps up to help promote the latest collection from his HUMAN

 

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