Last week some first images of the massive Passing Through Companion sculpture by Kaws have emerged, previewing one of the highlight pieces of his upcoming exhibition in Hong Kong at Harbour City. Today we can show you some more preview shots of the sculpture and more that is to come as part of the show.

“The 5 meter tall huge Companion sculpture will be displayed on the forecourt of Ocean Terminal in Harbour City, spot lighted by four grand billboards for all the public to see during the exhibition period. Inside on the Gallery by the Harbour space, an exhibition will be held showcasing original paintings and drawings as well as display of the sculptures that were made previously.

Fans will be happy to hear that a specially designed pouch will be on sale in limited quantities as well. It features an original cloud graphic in the signature colorful and playful style that has become his trademark. Stay tuned for more details on these pouches.”

The exhibition will run from October 4th to October 24th.

Harbour City
3 – 27 Canton Road
Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon
Hong Kong

More preview images will follow after the jump.

The day has come, Hong Kong’s CLOT crew is not only celebrating their 6th anniversary, but also their move from the first floor to a ground floor store location. They had lots of people attend the opening event, including the Kitsuné crew and André from Paris, Hiroshi Fujiwara, Kazuki and Fraser Cooke from Tokyo, just to name a few.

Take a look at the guest, new location and more after the jump.

Hoods Hong Kong will be celebrating their 1rst anniversary soon. The store acts as the official flagship store of Neighborhood and WTAPS and actually marked their first official store opening outside of Japan last year. To celebrate the occasion Neighborhood will be releasing limited edition t-shirts, mesh caps and bandanas. Via Milk via Cadmus.

More detailed images of the Hoods Hong Kong 1rst Anniversary Items follow after the jump.

Hong Kong’s I.T. fashion empire is celebrating their 20th anniversary this year. For the occasion they will open tomorrow a pop-up store in Hong Kong, carrying tons of collaborative product with the brands that they exclusively carry in Hong Kong. The volume of collaborations is unbelievable. We will try to present you the most interesting ones.

I.T. basically collaborated with each one of their brands on t-shirts. T-Shirt collaborations include A Bathing Ape, WTAPS, Neighborhood, Sophnet, Fingercroxx (also comes with a Bearbrick), Martin Margiela, Helmut Lang and many many more. Furthermore they present other goods in collaboration with the brands. Camper made shoes, Fingercroxx made a cushion, Bearbrick and skateboard chair. Hello Kitty made a limited edition set of toys, Porter made a special bag collection and the list just goes on forever.

All this product will be exclusively available at the I.TXX Pop-Up Store, which will open its doors tomorrow, October 24th at Times Square in Hong Kong and will only be there until October 26th.

We have to admit, we are impressed. We do not know any other big fashion group, the size of I.T. that managed to pull something like this of.

Have a look at much more 20th anniversary collaborative product after the jump.

Following the successful summer launch of Nike Sportswear’s first stand-alone retail location in New York’s Soho district, today Nike Sportswear announces the opening of its Hong Kong store, located at 7-11 Pak Sha Road, Causeway Bay.

Opening on October 25th, the new store is the best destination for Nike Sportswear in Hong Kong. Special ranges available include: NSW, the pinnacle apparel collection within the Nike Sportswear line; exclusive seasonal Tokyo initiated-and-designed products; and a well-curated selection of eight iconic Nike products that blend sports heritage with design innovation: the Air Force 1, Windrunner, AW 77 Hoody, Nike Dunk, Air Max 90, Eugene Track Jacket, Cortez and NSW Tee.

To pay tribute to Nike Sportswear and the legacy of Nike design, three of Japan and Hong Kong’s most “iconic” contemporary artists have each created an exhibition installation, collectively titled “iconoGRAPHIC,” for the new Pak Sha Road store.

Japanese photographer Keiichi Nitta, who studied under Terry Richardson, has snapped a four-part visual series featuring four young Hong Kong athletes: national basketballers Law Yee Ting and Lee Kiu Fung, Olympic swimmer Stephanie Au Hoi Shun, and national beach volleyballer Sonia Kong Cheuk Yee. The second installation was created by Japanese artist Satomi Mizuuchi, most famed for her sewing craftsmanship, who honored the Nike Windrunner in her specially stitched work. And thirdly, adding sensory dynamism to the mix was Hong Kong’s Silly Thing agency, who re-interpreted the Nike Sportswear concept into a high-definition animation video.

The store interior is looking nice and you can be sure that lots of great product will be getting in there in the coming months. Also the various high profile art installations make it well worth a trip.

Have a look inside the Nike Sportswear Hong Kong flagship store after the jump.

For the Black Wonder Exhibition in Hong Kong, Silly Thing collaborated with Hello Kitty on a series of products. The collection consists of t-shirts, caps, pens, candles, tote bags and more and is now available online at Colette.
In case you have not seen yet the new Silly Thing Store, opening this weekend, and the opening product, make sure to check that out as well.
After the jump detailed images of the Hello Kitty x Silly Thing Black Wonder collection.

In the previous post we gave you a first look at the soon to open Silly Thing store in Hong Kong. Now we will show you the special items that will be releasing at the opening this coming Saturday, August 16th.

Silly Thing presents a special opening box set, consisting of a t-shirt and of a dia show miniature. Furthermore they made a range of t-shirts, as well as a nice range of tote bags and a shirt with designer Julie Verhoeven. Silly Thing will also be offering an array of items out of the Home collection, consisting of plates, ashtrays and other pieces. Last but not least, there is a Jam Home Made For Silly Thing collection coming up and a couple of Wacko Maria items.
Have a look at the entire line-up of Silly Thing store opening items after the jump.

With anticipation many have been waiting for the new Silly Thing store in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong collective has made big moves this past year and their product is finally also available in a couple of international doors, including Colette and The Hideout.
Today we can finally show you first images of the Silly Thing store, which will be opening its doors on August 16th. The store looks as expected amazing. We would call the interior design a "modern chalet" style, as they used a lot of natural woods and mixed it with modern lamps and design details.
Have a detailed look at the soon to open Silly Thing store after the jump.

On July 19th the new eYe Junya Watanabe Comme Des Garcons flagship store in Hong Kong opened its doors. Situated at 22 Wyndham Street, the store is close to Visvim, Neighborhood/Wtaps, BBC/Ice Cream and the Comme Des Garcons flagshipstore in Hong Kong.
Yet another Japanese brand that goes to Hong Kong, making it an even more attractive shopping destination. Via I.T.
Many more images of the new store after the jump.

Open until August 3rd the Hello Kitty Blackwonder exhibition in Hong Kong is an interactive experience allowing where visitors work to rescue Hello Kitty and Dear Daniel from dark forces. More than that, it’s a collection of inventive takes on the Hello Kitty brand. Sarah from Colette offered a sneak peak of some examples. 
View more after the jump.