povestea unui maieu

Vara trecuta il disperasem pe Tache de la H2O cu niste haine pentru o sedinta foto. Dragutz as always, m-a trimis pachet la magazin sa-mi aleg ce vreau impreuna cu “personajul” ce trebuia tras in poza. Pana a probat tricouri, pantaloni, shoezi, sepci, eu m-am invartit prin magazin. Well, a venit cineva de la o revista si a lasat niste haine. Printre ele, un maieu negru “Baby Milo”. Eram in al-9-lea cer Dupa ce vazusem “A Bathing Ape” numai pin reviste din afara si acum pusesem mana pe un maieu de la ei Copil nebun ce sunt!
Ei, tipul din spatele “A Bating Ape” este un geniu. Pe langa faptul ca am vazut locatii designed by him, si hainele arata intr-un mare fel.
Asa arata si “BUSY WORK SHOP” din HONG KONG. Absolutely genius! M-as duce numai din placerea de a ma plimba pe acolo.

Despre cei care au conceput magazinul:
Masamichi Katayama & Wonderwall
After completing his education and working for several years in design offices, Masamichi Katayama went independent as an interior designer in 1990. He formed H. Design Associates with Tsutomu Kurokawa in 1992, and launched his own office, Wonderwall, eight years later in 2000. His design projects have since spread beyond shop interiors to various other products, including furniture and lighting.
Wonderwall Masamichi Katayama Projects, a compilation of Katayama’s works, was published collaboratively in 2003 by Frame Publishers of the Netherlands and Birkhauser of Switzerland. The compilation was the first volume in Frame’s internationally known MONOGRAPH series to feature the works of a Japanese creator.
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