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TRUNKS FUTURE | Illustration by @Gfxleks
"...BRANDING THE SLOGANS ON CLOTHING, HE GAVE THE MOVIE AND ITS ICONIC IMAGERY APPEAL TO A NEW GENERATION AND LED THE URAHARA STREET MOVEMENT."
PICS INFO: Mega spotlight on the Bape logo [Japanese streetwear label], and other assorted Bape T-shirt designs, which were directly inspired by the 1968 American science fiction film, “Planet of the Apes."
MINI-OVERVIEW: "...a lot of references for A Bathing Ape [Bape] predominantly came from "Planet of the Apes" memorabilia, slogans, characters, names, color palettes, & illustrations. All facets of the classic sci-fi film were re-interpreted into shirts, hoodies, jeans, sneakers, accessories, and more. Nigo meticulously collected everything "Planet of the Apes" to fully understand the references of his designs. By making small slight adjustments and simply branding the slogans on clothing, he gave the movie and its iconic imagery appeal to a new generation and led the urahara street movement."
-- ARR SOCIETY (@arrsociety)
Source: www.pixnoy.com/post/6733721273603435344621.
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