Tokyo-based fashion label EMPTY R _ _ M recently works in collaboration with Japanese artist SKOLOCT, also known as Tsuyoshi Nakano for an exclusive capsule. The fashion label gives SKOLOCT a brand new medium to artistically explore as Nakano can experiment on garments and unorthodox art items. The collection surrounds the visual concept of the artist's haphazardly created bunny creature.
EMPTY R _ _ M and SKOLOCT drop two new tees, Dickies work pants, and a series of jumpsuits that have spray-painted by hand. The highlighting pieces of the collection would have to be the vintage tees and one of a kind art print and sculptures. The capsule is set to launch on June 16 online at EMPTY R _ _ M.
Unorthodox Art-Motif Apparel
EMPTY R _ _ M and SKOLOCT Drop an Exclusive Line of Streetwear
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