If you’ve been paying attention, you’ll note that Hello Kitty has collaborated with everyone and their mother for their 35th anniversary. Admittedly we’ve skipped over quite a few “streetwear” team-ups with the cat, because quite frankly we know most of you really aren’t that into it. This one is good though. Mike Carroll’s pro deck on Girl with Miss Kitty front and center (where the Girl logo often stands). We’re assuming there’s decks for the whole squad too. “Not until next year” says Crailtap.

Sanrio worked with Casio on a Baby-G watch to celebrate the 35th anniversary of their Hello Kitty character. The watch comes in black and in pink and features several prints along the bracelet. The watches are now available from colette.

Detailed images of the Casio x Sanrio Hello Kitty Watches follow after the jump.

In celebration of Hello Kitty’s 35th Anniversary, Sanrio has enlisted a widespread range of brands to work on collaborative releases. We’ve already seen pieces from the likes of Stussy and Dr. Romanelli – and now we’re bringing things back to Japan with Secret Base’s take on their homegrown hero. Though well suited for Halloween, this is scheduled for a December release. Pre-order now at Armth.

Have a closer look at the Secret Base x Hello Kitty T-Shirt after the jump.

Stussy worked with Hello Kitty on a capsule collection. The collection combines the iconic Japanese cartoon character with Stussy signature graphics. The outcome is a series of t-shirts and accessories, including keychains and more. The collection will be released on November 7th in Japan.

Many more images of the Stussy x Hello Kitty Collection follow after the jump.

As part of the Dr. Romanelli x Hello Kitty collaboration we see the release of the “Anatomy” toys. The toy comes in two colorways and features a true Dr. design, revealing the inner organs of the iconic character. The toys have been produced by Medicom Toy.

Detailed images of both colorways of the toy follow after the jump.

Inspired by hospital volunteers, which are sometimes referred to as candy stripers, Dr. Romanelli created in collaboration with Hello Kitty a new toy, which has of course been produced by Medicom Toy. The hospital theme is of course right up the alley of the Dr. and could not fit better. Look out for a release very soon.

More detailed images of the collaborative Hello Kitty toy follow after the jump.

Not only Dr. Romanelli collaborated with Medicom on a Hello Kitty figure, but also the in-official mascots of Parisian boutique colette – Caperino & Peperone. The toy comes with a glow-in-the-dark effect showing off the Caperino & Peperone characters only in the dark. The toy is now available here.

More detailed images of the Hello Kitty x Caperino & Peperone Toy by Medicom follow after the jump.

A while ago we announced the collaboration between Dr. Romanelli, Hello Kitty and Medicom. Next to a vinyl toy, there will also be a series of t-shirts coming out of this collaborative project and we show you the line-up today. Dr. Romanelli nicely mixes Hello Kitty characters and signature graphics with a doctor theme. Overall there will be 6 t-shirts in this capsule collection, releasing very soon. Check out the toy from this collaboration here.

More images of the Dr. Romanelli x Medicom x Hello Kitty T-Shirts follow after the jump.

We get a first look at the upcoming collaboration between Dr. Romanelli, Sanrio and Medicom Toy. Together they worked on new Hello Kitty figures, overall three of them. Dr. Romanelli was inspired by his fascination with medical science. The three figures will be complemented by a capsule apparel collection upon release. More information will follow soon.

More images of the Dr. Romanelli x Hello Kitty collaboration follow after the jump.

Finally we get some nice images from the recent Medicom Toy Exhibition. Previously we could only show you some snapshots, here now a more complete review.

Of course we are mostly interested in the future releases of the Bearbrick range. The exhibition showcased upcoming collaborations with WeSC, Loopwheeler, Levi’s Fenom and many others. Also interesting is the upcoming collaboration between Hello Kitty and Dr. Romanelli, consisting of both a vinyl toy and a matching t-shirt.

Take a more complete look at the Medicom Toy Exhibition 2009 after the jump.