Represent Drops Mötley Crüe Capsule Collection
Featuring a string of ’80s-inspired graphics from the classic rock band.
British luxury streetwear label Represent has released a new capsule collection with the rock band Mötley Crüe. The latest collection comes amidst the various collaborations Represent has released with other bands including Megadeth.
This particular capsule with the American heavy metal band sees Represent lean into the ’80s-inspired statement graphics seen on vintage-washed t-shirts, hoodies and more. The collection features 11 items, all with the band’s classic graphics adorned on shorts, tank tops, muscle tees and long sleeves. Taking on the bad boy, rocker aesthetic, Represent uses artwork from Mötley Crüe albums. Specifically, graphics from their’ 1989 Dr Feelgood and 1987 Girls, Girls, Girls album.
In a statement, Represent co-founder and one-half of the Heaton brothers, Mike, said, “Ten years ago, I read, ‘The Dirt’ by Neil Strauss and got my first glimpse into the life of one of the most notorious and decadent bands of the ’80s. I’ve been obsessed ever since. I can remember shortly after first coming to L.A. and driving down the Sunset strip, seeing the iconic rock bars where these bands were made, and picturing what life must have been like back in the early ’80s. Vintage rock graphics are my expertise so being able to work both brand and band into the artwork creates a much deeper connection than your typical licensing deal.”
The Represent x Mötley Crüe collection has launched online online for a limited time only and reatils between $125 USD to $255 USD.
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