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COMME des CACTUS

May 09, 2020 by Frendy Lemorin in Contributing Writers

From solemn red hearts to overly happy yellow smileys, neither COMME des GARÇONS nor Cactus Plant Flea Market have shied away from bold graphics and flashy colors. With the two collaborating for summer pieces, we can only expect Cynthia Lu and company to go ham and bring about the Pharell “Happy” vibes.

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One shirt, splattered with red stars, is designed with the classic CPFM smiley face stacked upon the phrase "BE KIND” and CDG’s text logo in bold font. The second tee brings about colorful red and green suns, which represent the warmer season and its joyous mood. In addition to the companies’ co-branding are the positive messages: “GO BE KIND” and “GROW.” Heaven knows we all need to be both during these unprecedented times.

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These pieces are definitely a look. Whether worn with simple sweat shorts, old skool vans, and topped off with a cap and chain, or styled with a light flannel and matching air forces, they’ll grab anyone’s attention. To those of you who copped on May 7th congrats! I was fortunate enough to hit on the “ye must be Born again” hoodie Easter drop myself.

Written by Vignesh Mannemela

May 09, 2020 /Frendy Lemorin
COMME des Garcons PLAY, Cactus Plant Flea Market, Pharrell Williams, Cynthia Lu
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