Someone let the cat out of the bag and the kitty decided to cozy up next to Stussy for a collaborative capsule collection. Featuring the widely adored global sensation of a cat with a bow but no mouth, the capsule collection gives Hello Kitty a bit of a street edge with some sassy tag lines. Taunting little boys to skate tough? Check. Telling big boys to shut it? Check.
The collection that is due to drop on Nov 7 consisting of a range of graphic tees fusing Hello Kitty with Stussy’s iconic swirly font, hoodies and other accessories is an interesting one for the female crowd. Check out the collection that is bound to bring some new female fans over to the Stussy side.
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For all my Hello pussy kitty lovers…
Designer MD Dr. Romanelli teased earlier this month about a toy and clothing collaboration with Medicom Toy and Hello Kitty. The series of T-shirts has just surfaced, showing a mix of Sanrio’s signature character with Romanelli’s medical themes. There are six designs total to be included in the capsule collection coming soon. For the glut of questionable Hello Kitty products out there, we’d say these are a win. See more designs after the jump.
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Coinciding with the 35th Anniversary of the Hello Kitty franchise, Jun Takahashi’s Undercover continues its collaborative efforts with a new Hello Kitty tote bag for is for Men’s Non-no magazine. Further complimenting their recent line of t-shirts, the bag is featured in a black colorway with dual branding and a signature Hello Kitty character on the front. Available here now.
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hello kitty = iconic
there is something to be learned from these lil toys.
Atmos continues their on-going collaboration project with Hello Kitty. We have to admit, most of the product coming from this particular collaboration, we have not been into very much. The graphics have been week so far and the colors were also not particularly nice. But these new vinyl toys stay true to the storyline and are the best we have seen so far from the two. They actually remind us a little bit of the Undercover Hello Kitty toys.
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The Hello Kitty popularity and collaborations just never seem to stop. From Atmos, Undercover, Bape and many other brands have already worked with the famous character. Now Japanese denim brand Edwin has produced two Hello Kitty dolls, made with their premium denim. Take a look at the outcome above.
