The release of the Volume 2 of the Hiroshi Fujiwara Vinyl Figure by adFunture is just around the corner. Sporting Visvim Serra Hiking Boots, a Goodenough t-shirt, Kangol hat and Levi’s Fenom denim, the figure stays 100% true to the original. adFunture will be releasing the 6 inch toy, limited to 150 pieces, on April 11th.

Detailed images of the adFunture Hiroshi Fujiwara Vinyl Figure Vol. 2 follow after the jump.

Finally we to have a detailed look at the new Nike Footscape Fragment Design, designed by Hiroshi Fujiwara. They come in an orange and a black colorway and will be officially released tomorrow, April 4th. The sneakers carry the Fragment logo on the heel and on the inner sole. Via SV.

More images of the Nike Footscape Fragment Design TZ follow after the jump.

As most of you know by now, Japanese magazine Eyescream is celebrating their 5th anniversary with their latest issue and features Hiroshi Fujiwara and Nigo on the cover. For the occasion they hooked up with some of Tokyo’s most prominent brands on special product. The line-up includes an Eyescream x Madsaki New Era Cap, Rocstar x Phenomenon T-Shirt, Eyescream x Sasquatchfabrix T-Shirt, Connecters x Towa Tei x Eyescream Jacket and an applebum x Eyescream Cushion. The product will be exclusively available through Zozotown.

Detailed images of the Eyescream 5th Anniversary Project products follow after the jump.

We had a first look at some upcoming Nike Footscapes late last year. The latest issue of Mens No-No features new images of the upcoming Footscape “Hiroshi Fujiwara” in a black and an orange colorway. It looks like these will be coming out very soon.

We get a first look at the upcoming second version of the Hiroshi Fujiwara vinyl toy from adfunture. Ready for summer, the toy is now dressed in a Goodenough t-shirt, Kangol hat and of course Visvim x Fragment Design Serra boots. The release date has not been announced yet, but we will keep you posted.

More images of the upcoming adfunture x Hiroshi Fujiwara Vinyl Figure Vol. 2 follow after the jump.

Honeyee has released a new feature, an interview between the people of FYI and Hiroshi Fujiwara. FYI develops the Burton AK collection and Hiroshi Fujiwara is in charge of the iDiom line. They talk about the difference of the two lines and how the AK line is about function and technology versus iDiom being about function and fashion.

Check it out here.

We get a first look at the upcoming Fragment Design x Hiroshi Fujiwara x adFunture Vinyl Figure. This figure is part of a set of 5, each limited to 250 pieces worldwide. The figure is dressed from top to bottom in Fragment Design gear, including Fenom Denim, t-shirt, Kangol hat and Nike sneakers. The figure will be released on December 20th. Via Kidulty.

For the Hi & Lo exhibition that Hiroshi Fujiwara curated, the Japanese designer and artist Takashi Murakami have created art posters. Fusing the photography of Fujiwara and art of Murakami, the posters came out very nice. Via honeyee.

Good luck on eBay finding a couple of these.

Take a look at all four posters that were released after the jump.

A while back we already gave you a look at a strong line-up of collaborations coming for the Hi & Lo exhibition by Hiroshi Fujiwara and Takashi Murakami. The collaborations included Visvim sneakers, Kangol hats, Head Porter bags, Levi’s Fenom denim and more.

Today we give you a look at some more collaborations that were done for the occasion of the exhibition. There is another Visvim sneaker coming, this time featuring an all-over flower pattern by Takashi Murakami. Furthermore there is a series of t-shirts coming, a collaboration between Kaikai Kiki and Fragment Design. Via Honeyee.

The exhibition will run from November 1rst to November 15th.

Most of you should have already heard about the upcoming Hi & Lo exhibition by Hiroshi Fujiwara and Takashi Murakami. For the occasion a lot of special product is dropping that we can finally present you today.

There will be collaborative Levi’s Fenom denim, Kangol hats, Head Porter tote bags and Visvim sneakers, all sporting the artwork of Takashi Murakami. Via Honeyee.

Take a complete look at the line-up after the jump.