Showing posts with label Japanorama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japanorama. Show all posts

Saturday, April 26, 2008

NikeIDeas



Nike has always had some of the best commercials.
One of my all-time favorite commercials from Oregon via Japan.

Famed japanese advertising director, Takeo Hatai, filmed this Nike Cosplay campaign x Power Rangers spoof in Akiba, a major electronics city in Japan.

I heard the power ranger costumes were auctioned for $10,000 a piece and the shoes $2500 via 2 japanese websites.
True??

Either way, marketing at its finest...

Wednesday, April 16, 2008

Store Shouts!!


Number (N)ine
431 Washington Street New York, NY 10013
Closed Tuesday Mon - Sat: 11-7 Sunday: 12-6

Simply a great store..
Even if your not into grudge rock inspired clothing from famed japanese designer, Tabakiro Miyashita, you will appreciate the thought behind the interior and architecture of this north Tribeca store.
Miyashita recently released Number (N)ine's newest collections "Birds", which I have personally been waiting to see up close**especially with collaborations with giants Visvim and Gore-Tex.

*Side Note: If your into Ksubi/Tsubi jeans you will absolutely love Number (N)ine jeans. Unfortunately, Number (N)ine's jeans run about $400(like 200 pesos more than Ksubi/Tsubi).

Wednesday, April 2, 2008

Scenic View


THIS POST IS OF EPIC PROPORTIONS....
Hype is something that is inevitable but when pure talent is visible respect is due/given..
Takashi Murakami aka Mr "Superflat" is blessing our United States of America tonight.
Brooklyn Museum will be hosting Takashi Murakami newest installment of © MURAKAMI.
This installment has been labeled the most comprehensive retrospective of his work to date, including more than 90 works in various media.
-They will be selling the Murakami LV bags tonight too-

Tonight show will follow and precede a super limited party with those LVMH "suits". No RSVP info here and for good reason, this is a INVITE only affair and with star studded guest list including Karl Lagerfeld, Nigo, Pharrell, Gwen Stefani, & tons socialites, too many name.
*** Plus a special performance by non other than Kanye West..***
For those who did not receive an invite from Louis Vuitton (you had to purchase over $1000 @ LV goods or have a great friend=) the show will be at the Brooklyn Museum for the public from April 5 until July 13.
For those who are not familiar with Murakami's work, Marc Jacobs explains his work history with Murakami and the MOCA show in Los Angeles