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Home > Art > Keiichi Nitta x RIO T-Shirts

Keiichi Nitta x RIO T-Shirts

19 November 2008, 19.10 | Posted in Art, Fashion | 1 comment »

keiichi nitta rio tshirts 1 Keiichi Nitta x RIO T Shirts

Japanese photographer Keiichi Nitta gets together with RIO on a series of t-shirts. The tees feature his signature provocative nude photography, a style that he is known for. Overall they made three t-shirts, coming in black and in white.

These will be released soon at Stitch Tokyo.

More images follow after the jump.

keiichi nitta rio tshirts 2 Keiichi Nitta x RIO T Shirts

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1 comment

Simply Complicated:

19.11.2008, 19.28

I really can’t see what is so appealing about these “photo” shirts..most of the time it just looks like somebody just slapped a picture on a shirt when in reality it doesn’t even work that well on a tee. It is way too boxy.

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