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After nine months, however, American Giant says it’s reached a turning point. At least for now. American Giant hoodie. American Giant CEO and founder Bayard Winthrop. Photo: Alex Washburn/Wired. Ollie PRESENTS T-SHIRT DESIGN CONTEST Vol.03 Supported by BILLIONAIRE BOYS CLUB. It is our third project to revitalize the street scene and expressing its passion through T-shirt designs. Presenting Pharrell Williams as an executive judge and supported by Billionaire Boys Club, the contest was a success receiving more than 600 artworks, which is a record compared to the past two contests.
The masterpiece chosen as a Grand-Prix is this one! Designed by Kim Kähkönen: His artwork will be sold printed on T-shirts, starting from the BBC Tokyo store, in the beginning of next year! Congratulations!! Pharrell Williams is holding the proudly awarded artwork. Starting from the BILLIONAIRE BOYS CLUB Tokyo store, the artwork is planned to cross borders to be sold in all Billionaire Boys Club stores worldwide. It is an art full of Japanese heart. A pop and humorous graphic is the trait of this artwork.
「すべて（富）を手に入れても自分を見失わない、という思いを感じる。 A confident message; "never lose yourself even if everything (wealth) is in your hands. " An artwork conveyed in a Japanese personality. FamousSkulls. Designer Fashion Flash Sales, Designer Fashions Online | Gilt Groupe. Street Etiquette.