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Eve in Jean Paul Gaultier AW03 Bondage Jacket & 2000s Alexander Lee Chang studded denim from #firstfinalstore

Model: @evew1nter
Styling: @aidaucarter @heres20euroskillme
Photography: @heres20euroskillme

[FOR SALE] Kyoji Maruyama 00s Rhinestone Embellished Skull Tee

Kyoji Maruyama is a Japanese designer known for blending traditional craftsmanship with modern design. He founded his namesake label in the early 2000s, producing work defined by precise detailing, experimental silhouettes, and cultural references.

This early 2000s tee features screen printing across the chest and rhinestone detailing throughout, most notably as the skulls crown and ear rings.

Price: 120GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

[FOR SALE] Kyoji Maruyama 00s Rhinestone Embellished Skull Tee

Kyoji Maruyama is a Japanese designer known for blending traditional craftsmanship with modern design. He founded his namesake label in the early 2000s, producing work defined by precise detailing, experimental silhouettes, and cultural references.

This early 2000s tee features screen printing across the chest and rhinestone detailing throughout, most notably as the skulls crown and ear rings.

Price: 120GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

[FOR SALE] Kyoji Maruyama 00s Rhinestone Embellished Skull Tee

Kyoji Maruyama is a Japanese designer known for blending traditional craftsmanship with modern design. He founded his namesake label in the early 2000s, producing work defined by precise detailing, experimental silhouettes, and cultural references.

This early 2000s tee features screen printing across the chest and rhinestone detailing throughout, most notably as the skulls crown and ear rings.

Price: 120GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

[FOR SALE] Kyoji Maruyama 00s ‘Mouton’ Sheepskin Leather Patchwork Rider Jacket

Kyoji Maruyama is a Japanese designer known for blending traditional craftsmanship with modern design. He founded his namesake label in the early 2000s, producing work defined by precise detailing, experimental silhouettes, and cultural references.

This rare “Mouton” jacket made from patchworked sheepskin leather features a dual-zip front, a soft shearling interior, and raw, frayed edges with asymmetrical stitching.

Price: 430GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[FOR SALE] Kyoji Maruyama 00s ‘Mouton’ Sheepskin Leather Patchwork Rider Jacket

Kyoji Maruyama is a Japanese designer known for blending traditional craftsmanship with modern design. He founded his namesake label in the early 2000s, producing work defined by precise detailing, experimental silhouettes, and cultural references.

This rare “Mouton” jacket made from patchworked sheepskin leather features a dual-zip front, a soft shearling interior, and raw, frayed edges with asymmetrical stitching.

Price: 430GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[FOR SALE] Kyoji Maruyama 00s ‘Mouton’ Sheepskin Leather Patchwork Rider Jacket

Kyoji Maruyama is a Japanese designer known for blending traditional craftsmanship with modern design. He founded his namesake label in the early 2000s, producing work defined by precise detailing, experimental silhouettes, and cultural references.

This rare “Mouton” jacket made from patchworked sheepskin leather features a dual-zip front, a soft shearling interior, and raw, frayed edges with asymmetrical stitching.

Price: 430GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[FOR SALE] Kyoji Maruyama 00s ‘Mouton’ Sheepskin Leather Patchwork Rider Jacket

Kyoji Maruyama is a Japanese designer known for blending traditional craftsmanship with modern design. He founded his namesake label in the early 2000s, producing work defined by precise detailing, experimental silhouettes, and cultural references.

This rare “Mouton” jacket made from patchworked sheepskin leather features a dual-zip front, a soft shearling interior, and raw, frayed edges with asymmetrical stitching.

Price: 430GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[SOLD] Isamu Katayama Backlash AW11 Leopard Print Patch Denim

Isamu Katayama, a renowned Japanese designer and leather specialist, is known for his consistent quality and meticulous craftsmanship. Each piece is handmade and one of a kind, showcasing the care and attention to detail invested in every piece.

These slim fitting pants from 2011 feature distressing throughout, repaired with leopard print leather behind the knee blowouts and heel bite.

Price: 230GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

#firstfinal

[SOLD] Isamu Katayama Backlash AW11 Leopard Print Patch Denim

Isamu Katayama, a renowned Japanese designer and leather specialist, is known for his consistent quality and meticulous craftsmanship. Each piece is handmade and one of a kind, showcasing the care and attention to detail invested in every piece.

These slim fitting pants from 2011 feature distressing throughout, repaired with leopard print leather behind the knee blowouts and heel bite.

Price: 230GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

#firstfinal

[SOLD] Isamu Katayama Backlash AW11 Leopard Print Patch Denim

Isamu Katayama, a renowned Japanese designer and leather specialist, is known for his consistent quality and meticulous craftsmanship. Each piece is handmade and one of a kind, showcasing the care and attention to detail invested in every piece.

These slim fitting pants from 2011 feature distressing throughout, repaired with leopard print leather behind the knee blowouts and heel bite.

Price: 230GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

#firstfinal

[SOLD] Isamu Katayama Backlash AW11 Leopard Print Patch Denim

Isamu Katayama, a renowned Japanese designer and leather specialist, is known for his consistent quality and meticulous craftsmanship. Each piece is handmade and one of a kind, showcasing the care and attention to detail invested in every piece.

These slim fitting pants from 2011 feature distressing throughout, repaired with leopard print leather behind the knee blowouts and heel bite.

Price: 230GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

#firstfinal

[FOR SALE] Dolce & Gabbana AW03 Multi-Pocket Cargo Pants

Dolce & Gabbana’s autumn winter 2003 collection reimagined masculinity through subculture-infused military wear, using reconstructed cargo pieces like canvas-bag trousers with straps, chains and hardware to blend bondage, punk and techno influences. The result was a sexually charged, androgynous take on utilitarian clothing that marked a major shift in early 2000s menswear.

These pants from the collection feature multiple buttoned pockets throughout and a straight fit.

Price: 140GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

[FOR SALE] Dolce & Gabbana AW03 Multi-Pocket Cargo Pants

Dolce & Gabbana’s autumn winter 2003 collection reimagined masculinity through subculture-infused military wear, using reconstructed cargo pieces like canvas-bag trousers with straps, chains and hardware to blend bondage, punk and techno influences. The result was a sexually charged, androgynous take on utilitarian clothing that marked a major shift in early 2000s menswear.

These pants from the collection feature multiple buttoned pockets throughout and a straight fit.

Price: 140GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

[FOR SALE] Dolce & Gabbana AW03 Multi-Pocket Cargo Pants

Dolce & Gabbana’s autumn winter 2003 collection reimagined masculinity through subculture-infused military wear, using reconstructed cargo pieces like canvas-bag trousers with straps, chains and hardware to blend bondage, punk and techno influences. The result was a sexually charged, androgynous take on utilitarian clothing that marked a major shift in early 2000s menswear.

These pants from the collection feature multiple buttoned pockets throughout and a straight fit.

Price: 140GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

[FOR SALE] Dolce & Gabbana AW03 Multi-Pocket Cargo Pants

Dolce & Gabbana’s autumn winter 2003 collection reimagined masculinity through subculture-infused military wear, using reconstructed cargo pieces like canvas-bag trousers with straps, chains and hardware to blend bondage, punk and techno influences. The result was a sexually charged, androgynous take on utilitarian clothing that marked a major shift in early 2000s menswear.

These pants from the collection feature multiple buttoned pockets throughout and a straight fit.

Price: 140GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

[FOR SALE] Dolce & Gabbana AW03 Multi-Pocket Cargo Pants

Dolce & Gabbana’s autumn winter 2003 collection reimagined masculinity through subculture-infused military wear, using reconstructed cargo pieces like canvas-bag trousers with straps, chains and hardware to blend bondage, punk and techno influences. The result was a sexually charged, androgynous take on utilitarian clothing that marked a major shift in early 2000s menswear.

These pants from the collection feature multiple buttoned pockets throughout and a straight fit.

Price: 140GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

[SOLD] HaLb 00s Racoon Fur Hooded Down Jacket

Launched in 2002 under Tete Homme, founded by Kazutaka Katoh in 1981, HaLb emerged as a Japanese brand led by Yuji Kobayashi until 2005, when Kiminori Morishita, a Tete Homme designer since 1986, took over as creative director. Morishita, who ran his own label from 2002, steered HaLb's distinct minimalist aesthetic until 2009, before the brand merged back into Tete Homme in 2014.

This jacket from the early 2000s comes in an incredible wash and features a very interesting closing mechanism, detachable racoon fur hood and overall cropped fit.

Price: 220GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you rock this?

[SOLD] HaLb 00s Racoon Fur Hooded Down Jacket

Launched in 2002 under Tete Homme, founded by Kazutaka Katoh in 1981, HaLb emerged as a Japanese brand led by Yuji Kobayashi until 2005, when Kiminori Morishita, a Tete Homme designer since 1986, took over as creative director. Morishita, who ran his own label from 2002, steered HaLb's distinct minimalist aesthetic until 2009, before the brand merged back into Tete Homme in 2014.

This jacket from the early 2000s comes in an incredible wash and features a very interesting closing mechanism, detachable racoon fur hood and overall cropped fit.

Price: 220GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you rock this?

[SOLD] HaLb 00s Racoon Fur Hooded Down Jacket

Launched in 2002 under Tete Homme, founded by Kazutaka Katoh in 1981, HaLb emerged as a Japanese brand led by Yuji Kobayashi until 2005, when Kiminori Morishita, a Tete Homme designer since 1986, took over as creative director. Morishita, who ran his own label from 2002, steered HaLb's distinct minimalist aesthetic until 2009, before the brand merged back into Tete Homme in 2014.

This jacket from the early 2000s comes in an incredible wash and features a very interesting closing mechanism, detachable racoon fur hood and overall cropped fit.

Price: 220GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you rock this?

[SOLD] HaLb 00s Racoon Fur Hooded Down Jacket

Launched in 2002 under Tete Homme, founded by Kazutaka Katoh in 1981, HaLb emerged as a Japanese brand led by Yuji Kobayashi until 2005, when Kiminori Morishita, a Tete Homme designer since 1986, took over as creative director. Morishita, who ran his own label from 2002, steered HaLb's distinct minimalist aesthetic until 2009, before the brand merged back into Tete Homme in 2014.

This jacket from the early 2000s comes in an incredible wash and features a very interesting closing mechanism, detachable racoon fur hood and overall cropped fit.

Price: 220GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you rock this?

[SOLD] HaLb 00s Racoon Fur Hooded Down Jacket

Launched in 2002 under Tete Homme, founded by Kazutaka Katoh in 1981, HaLb emerged as a Japanese brand led by Yuji Kobayashi until 2005, when Kiminori Morishita, a Tete Homme designer since 1986, took over as creative director. Morishita, who ran his own label from 2002, steered HaLb's distinct minimalist aesthetic until 2009, before the brand merged back into Tete Homme in 2014.

This jacket from the early 2000s comes in an incredible wash and features a very interesting closing mechanism, detachable racoon fur hood and overall cropped fit.

Price: 220GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you rock this?

[SOLD] HaLb 00s Racoon Fur Hooded Down Jacket

Launched in 2002 under Tete Homme, founded by Kazutaka Katoh in 1981, HaLb emerged as a Japanese brand led by Yuji Kobayashi until 2005, when Kiminori Morishita, a Tete Homme designer since 1986, took over as creative director. Morishita, who ran his own label from 2002, steered HaLb's distinct minimalist aesthetic until 2009, before the brand merged back into Tete Homme in 2014.

This jacket from the early 2000s comes in an incredible wash and features a very interesting closing mechanism, detachable racoon fur hood and overall cropped fit.

Price: 220GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you rock this?

[FOR SALE] Roen 00s Deer Leather Military Jacket

Japanese brand Roen, founded in 2001 by designer Hiromu Takahara, was born from a desire to break free from conventional fashion. Inspired by rock music, street culture, and a darker aesthetic, Takahara sought to express individuality through refined rebellion. Named after the Japanese word for “smoke signal,” Roen symbolizes a call to awaken the spirit. Its designs, marked by the iconic skull motif, blend elegance with edge and embody Takahara’s vision of freedom and strength.

This jacket from Hiromu Takaharas early 2000s work for Roen comes in an incredibly supple deer leather, detailed with leather patches, epaulettes, and a cotton leapord print lining.

Price: 230GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you rock it?

[FOR SALE] Roen 00s Deer Leather Military Jacket

Japanese brand Roen, founded in 2001 by designer Hiromu Takahara, was born from a desire to break free from conventional fashion. Inspired by rock music, street culture, and a darker aesthetic, Takahara sought to express individuality through refined rebellion. Named after the Japanese word for “smoke signal,” Roen symbolizes a call to awaken the spirit. Its designs, marked by the iconic skull motif, blend elegance with edge and embody Takahara’s vision of freedom and strength.

This jacket from Hiromu Takaharas early 2000s work for Roen comes in an incredibly supple deer leather, detailed with leather patches, epaulettes, and a cotton leapord print lining.

Price: 230GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you rock it?

[FOR SALE] Roen 00s Deer Leather Military Jacket

Japanese brand Roen, founded in 2001 by designer Hiromu Takahara, was born from a desire to break free from conventional fashion. Inspired by rock music, street culture, and a darker aesthetic, Takahara sought to express individuality through refined rebellion. Named after the Japanese word for “smoke signal,” Roen symbolizes a call to awaken the spirit. Its designs, marked by the iconic skull motif, blend elegance with edge and embody Takahara’s vision of freedom and strength.

This jacket from Hiromu Takaharas early 2000s work for Roen comes in an incredibly supple deer leather, detailed with leather patches, epaulettes, and a cotton leapord print lining.

Price: 230GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you rock it?

[FOR SALE] Roen 00s Deer Leather Military Jacket

Japanese brand Roen, founded in 2001 by designer Hiromu Takahara, was born from a desire to break free from conventional fashion. Inspired by rock music, street culture, and a darker aesthetic, Takahara sought to express individuality through refined rebellion. Named after the Japanese word for “smoke signal,” Roen symbolizes a call to awaken the spirit. Its designs, marked by the iconic skull motif, blend elegance with edge and embody Takahara’s vision of freedom and strength.

This jacket from Hiromu Takaharas early 2000s work for Roen comes in an incredibly supple deer leather, detailed with leather patches, epaulettes, and a cotton leapord print lining.

Price: 230GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you rock it?

[FOR SALE] Kyoji Maruyama 00s Sequin Embellished Trucker Jacker

Kyoji Maruyama founded in 1998 by Tokyo designer Kyoji Maruyama explores the idea of finding the extraordinary within the everyday. Beginning his career in footwear and leather design, Maruyama’s deep respect for material craftsmanship became the foundation of his namesake label.

This cotton trucker jacket from the early 2000s is elevated by its sequin embellishments throughout as well as branded large brass buttons.

Price: 155GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[FOR SALE] Kyoji Maruyama 00s Sequin Embellished Trucker Jacker

Kyoji Maruyama founded in 1998 by Tokyo designer Kyoji Maruyama explores the idea of finding the extraordinary within the everyday. Beginning his career in footwear and leather design, Maruyama’s deep respect for material craftsmanship became the foundation of his namesake label.

This cotton trucker jacket from the early 2000s is elevated by its sequin embellishments throughout as well as branded large brass buttons.

Price: 155GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[FOR SALE] Kyoji Maruyama 00s Sequin Embellished Trucker Jacker

Kyoji Maruyama founded in 1998 by Tokyo designer Kyoji Maruyama explores the idea of finding the extraordinary within the everyday. Beginning his career in footwear and leather design, Maruyama’s deep respect for material craftsmanship became the foundation of his namesake label.

This cotton trucker jacket from the early 2000s is elevated by its sequin embellishments throughout as well as branded large brass buttons.

Price: 155GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[FOR SALE] Kyoji Maruyama 00s Sequin Embellished Trucker Jacker

Kyoji Maruyama founded in 1998 by Tokyo designer Kyoji Maruyama explores the idea of finding the extraordinary within the everyday. Beginning his career in footwear and leather design, Maruyama’s deep respect for material craftsmanship became the foundation of his namesake label.

This cotton trucker jacket from the early 2000s is elevated by its sequin embellishments throughout as well as branded large brass buttons.

Price: 155GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[FOR SALE] Kyoji Maruyama 00s Sequin Embellished Trucker Jacker

Kyoji Maruyama founded in 1998 by Tokyo designer Kyoji Maruyama explores the idea of finding the extraordinary within the everyday. Beginning his career in footwear and leather design, Maruyama’s deep respect for material craftsmanship became the foundation of his namesake label.

This cotton trucker jacket from the early 2000s is elevated by its sequin embellishments throughout as well as branded large brass buttons.

Price: 155GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[SOLD] Tornado Mart 00s Studded Cow Hide Leather Jacket

Tornado Mart was founded in 1993 by Spic International and has become known for its unique take on Japanese men’s fashion. The brand mixes eye-catching, decorative fabrics with sharp, stylish cuts to create a look that stands out. Its bold designs quickly caught the attention of Japan’s rock scene, with artists like GACKT and Daigo Stardust drawn to its use of luxurious materials and striking animal, floral, and reptile prints.

This cow hide jacket from the early 2000s features copper studs throughout the collar, cuffs and body as well as tassel zipper pulls and a lace up design allowing the fit to be adjusted.

Price: 165GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[SOLD] Tornado Mart 00s Studded Cow Hide Leather Jacket

Tornado Mart was founded in 1993 by Spic International and has become known for its unique take on Japanese men’s fashion. The brand mixes eye-catching, decorative fabrics with sharp, stylish cuts to create a look that stands out. Its bold designs quickly caught the attention of Japan’s rock scene, with artists like GACKT and Daigo Stardust drawn to its use of luxurious materials and striking animal, floral, and reptile prints.

This cow hide jacket from the early 2000s features copper studs throughout the collar, cuffs and body as well as tassel zipper pulls and a lace up design allowing the fit to be adjusted.

Price: 165GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[SOLD] Tornado Mart 00s Studded Cow Hide Leather Jacket

Tornado Mart was founded in 1993 by Spic International and has become known for its unique take on Japanese men’s fashion. The brand mixes eye-catching, decorative fabrics with sharp, stylish cuts to create a look that stands out. Its bold designs quickly caught the attention of Japan’s rock scene, with artists like GACKT and Daigo Stardust drawn to its use of luxurious materials and striking animal, floral, and reptile prints.

This cow hide jacket from the early 2000s features copper studs throughout the collar, cuffs and body as well as tassel zipper pulls and a lace up design allowing the fit to be adjusted.

Price: 165GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[SOLD] Tornado Mart 00s Studded Cow Hide Leather Jacket

Tornado Mart was founded in 1993 by Spic International and has become known for its unique take on Japanese men’s fashion. The brand mixes eye-catching, decorative fabrics with sharp, stylish cuts to create a look that stands out. Its bold designs quickly caught the attention of Japan’s rock scene, with artists like GACKT and Daigo Stardust drawn to its use of luxurious materials and striking animal, floral, and reptile prints.

This cow hide jacket from the early 2000s features copper studs throughout the collar, cuffs and body as well as tassel zipper pulls and a lace up design allowing the fit to be adjusted.

Price: 165GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[SOLD] Tornado Mart 00s Studded Cow Hide Leather Jacket

Tornado Mart was founded in 1993 by Spic International and has become known for its unique take on Japanese men’s fashion. The brand mixes eye-catching, decorative fabrics with sharp, stylish cuts to create a look that stands out. Its bold designs quickly caught the attention of Japan’s rock scene, with artists like GACKT and Daigo Stardust drawn to its use of luxurious materials and striking animal, floral, and reptile prints.

This cow hide jacket from the early 2000s features copper studs throughout the collar, cuffs and body as well as tassel zipper pulls and a lace up design allowing the fit to be adjusted.

Price: 165GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[FOR SALE] Dolce & Gabbana SS12 Double Layered Mesh Tee

Netting defined Dolce's Spring Summer 2012 collection. The runway featured a number of tops, bottoms, outerwear and accessories all constructed of fabric and leather in a mesh style.

The double layered tee comes with a cotton base and is detailed with a layer of sewn on netting over the entirety of the piece.

Price: 145GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[FOR SALE] Dolce & Gabbana SS12 Double Layered Mesh Tee

Netting defined Dolce's Spring Summer 2012 collection. The runway featured a number of tops, bottoms, outerwear and accessories all constructed of fabric and leather in a mesh style.

The double layered tee comes with a cotton base and is detailed with a layer of sewn on netting over the entirety of the piece.

Price: 145GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[FOR SALE] Dolce & Gabbana SS12 Double Layered Mesh Tee

Netting defined Dolce's Spring Summer 2012 collection. The runway featured a number of tops, bottoms, outerwear and accessories all constructed of fabric and leather in a mesh style.

The double layered tee comes with a cotton base and is detailed with a layer of sewn on netting over the entirety of the piece.

Price: 145GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[FOR SALE] Dolce & Gabbana SS12 Double Layered Mesh Tee

Netting defined Dolce's Spring Summer 2012 collection. The runway featured a number of tops, bottoms, outerwear and accessories all constructed of fabric and leather in a mesh style.

The double layered tee comes with a cotton base and is detailed with a layer of sewn on netting over the entirety of the piece.

Price: 145GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[FOR SALE] Beauty:Beast AW98 'Dark Knight' Bambi Tee

Beauty:Beast is a Japanese cult label founded in 1990 by fashion designer Takao Yamashita, the name coming from the folktale "The Beauty and the Beast". Yamashita used fashion as a way to be understood by others even saying how clothing was a way he could "talk to girls without words." The label had a crucial presence during the mid 90's with the rise of urban culture in the famous district of Harajuku. Yamashita drew inspiration from punk culture of the United States even mentioning how songs such as Depeche Mode's "Enjoy the Silence" highly resonated with him in his early years and even to this day. His work moves away from the styles of his peers during the time & approaches other topics such as religion, channeled child-like fairytale visuals, & iconography.

This three quarter length tee from now iconic AW 1998 collection titled 'Dark Knight' features embroidered bambi mascot and widely used slogan of the collection "air zone cloned alone".

Price: 255GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[FOR SALE] Beauty:Beast AW98 'Dark Knight' Bambi Tee

Beauty:Beast is a Japanese cult label founded in 1990 by fashion designer Takao Yamashita, the name coming from the folktale "The Beauty and the Beast". Yamashita used fashion as a way to be understood by others even saying how clothing was a way he could "talk to girls without words." The label had a crucial presence during the mid 90's with the rise of urban culture in the famous district of Harajuku. Yamashita drew inspiration from punk culture of the United States even mentioning how songs such as Depeche Mode's "Enjoy the Silence" highly resonated with him in his early years and even to this day. His work moves away from the styles of his peers during the time & approaches other topics such as religion, channeled child-like fairytale visuals, & iconography.

This three quarter length tee from now iconic AW 1998 collection titled 'Dark Knight' features embroidered bambi mascot and widely used slogan of the collection "air zone cloned alone".

Price: 255GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[FOR SALE] Beauty:Beast AW98 'Dark Knight' Bambi Tee

Beauty:Beast is a Japanese cult label founded in 1990 by fashion designer Takao Yamashita, the name coming from the folktale "The Beauty and the Beast". Yamashita used fashion as a way to be understood by others even saying how clothing was a way he could "talk to girls without words." The label had a crucial presence during the mid 90's with the rise of urban culture in the famous district of Harajuku. Yamashita drew inspiration from punk culture of the United States even mentioning how songs such as Depeche Mode's "Enjoy the Silence" highly resonated with him in his early years and even to this day. His work moves away from the styles of his peers during the time & approaches other topics such as religion, channeled child-like fairytale visuals, & iconography.

This three quarter length tee from now iconic AW 1998 collection titled 'Dark Knight' features embroidered bambi mascot and widely used slogan of the collection "air zone cloned alone".

Price: 255GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[FOR SALE] Beauty:Beast AW98 'Dark Knight' Bambi Tee

Beauty:Beast is a Japanese cult label founded in 1990 by fashion designer Takao Yamashita, the name coming from the folktale "The Beauty and the Beast". Yamashita used fashion as a way to be understood by others even saying how clothing was a way he could "talk to girls without words." The label had a crucial presence during the mid 90's with the rise of urban culture in the famous district of Harajuku. Yamashita drew inspiration from punk culture of the United States even mentioning how songs such as Depeche Mode's "Enjoy the Silence" highly resonated with him in his early years and even to this day. His work moves away from the styles of his peers during the time & approaches other topics such as religion, channeled child-like fairytale visuals, & iconography.

This three quarter length tee from now iconic AW 1998 collection titled 'Dark Knight' features embroidered bambi mascot and widely used slogan of the collection "air zone cloned alone".

Price: 255GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[FOR SALE] Obelisk 00s Lace-Up Backpack Cowboy Jacket

Japanese brand Obelisk, founded in 2001 by designer Kaneko, began with his quest for better-fitting motorcycle pants. Frustrated with store-bought options, the avid Harley rider used his leather bag design skills to craft his own, sparking the creation of Obelisk. The brand’s clothing, influenced by themes of rebellion and freedom, pays tribute to the strength of the human spirit and rock musicians, reflecting Kaneko’s passions.

This washed cotton jacket from Obelisk features a removable backpack, and cowhide lace-up detailing allowing you to adjust the fit.

Price: 260GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[FOR SALE] Obelisk 00s Lace-Up Backpack Cowboy Jacket

Japanese brand Obelisk, founded in 2001 by designer Kaneko, began with his quest for better-fitting motorcycle pants. Frustrated with store-bought options, the avid Harley rider used his leather bag design skills to craft his own, sparking the creation of Obelisk. The brand’s clothing, influenced by themes of rebellion and freedom, pays tribute to the strength of the human spirit and rock musicians, reflecting Kaneko’s passions.

This washed cotton jacket from Obelisk features a removable backpack, and cowhide lace-up detailing allowing you to adjust the fit.

Price: 260GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[FOR SALE] Obelisk 00s Lace-Up Backpack Cowboy Jacket

Japanese brand Obelisk, founded in 2001 by designer Kaneko, began with his quest for better-fitting motorcycle pants. Frustrated with store-bought options, the avid Harley rider used his leather bag design skills to craft his own, sparking the creation of Obelisk. The brand’s clothing, influenced by themes of rebellion and freedom, pays tribute to the strength of the human spirit and rock musicians, reflecting Kaneko’s passions.

This washed cotton jacket from Obelisk features a removable backpack, and cowhide lace-up detailing allowing you to adjust the fit.

Price: 260GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

Would you wear this?

[FOR SALE] Obelisk 00s Lace-Up Backpack Cowboy Jacket

Japanese brand Obelisk, founded in 2001 by designer Kaneko, began with his quest for better-fitting motorcycle pants. Frustrated with store-bought options, the avid Harley rider used his leather bag design skills to craft his own, sparking the creation of Obelisk. The brand’s clothing, influenced by themes of rebellion and freedom, pays tribute to the strength of the human spirit and rock musicians, reflecting Kaneko’s passions.

This washed cotton jacket from Obelisk features a removable backpack, and cowhide lace-up detailing allowing you to adjust the fit.

Price: 260GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

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[FOR SALE] Obelisk 00s Lace-Up Backpack Cowboy Jacket

Japanese brand Obelisk, founded in 2001 by designer Kaneko, began with his quest for better-fitting motorcycle pants. Frustrated with store-bought options, the avid Harley rider used his leather bag design skills to craft his own, sparking the creation of Obelisk. The brand’s clothing, influenced by themes of rebellion and freedom, pays tribute to the strength of the human spirit and rock musicians, reflecting Kaneko’s passions.

This washed cotton jacket from Obelisk features a removable backpack, and cowhide lace-up detailing allowing you to adjust the fit.

Price: 260GBP (UK shipping included)
Now available via first-final.com

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