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The Capsule Collection celebrating pre-Golden Era Hip-Hop glory
Before his fashion career took off, Takeshi Osumi (founder of PHENOMENON) was a successful and influential rapper in his native Japan. Given his knowledge and proficiency in both fields, it was only natural that Osumi teamed up with venerable street photographer (and Beastie Boys punchline) Ricky Powell, selecting three of his photos of hip hop legends — Rakim, Run DMC and Public Enemy — to be digitally printed on large cotton stoles. The stoles will be available through Zozomesse in September for about $420 (¥33,600).
Check out Ricky Powell x Phenomenon Run DMC stole after the Jump…
via Freshness
[…] Of course Powell is no novice to the world of collaborations, as you may recall his awesome Rakim, Public Enemy and Run DMC stoles with Phenomenon. Now you can tote Jean-Michel Basquiat around under your arm, or nose grind on […]
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