NUMBER (N)INEVisual Comedy Bomber
DESCRIPTION
The exterior of this jacket is painted in a glossy dry paint, with the intention of peeling off through wear. Through deterioration, the tan underlying weave of the jacket becomes exposed. Features emblematic school of visual comedy logo.
CONDITION
9/10 condition. Please see photos for full evaluation.
SIZE / MEASUREMENTS
Size 3
Pit to Pit: 20 Inches
Length: 27 Inches
Sleeve Length: 25 Inches
Shoulder Width: 18 Inches
Visual Comedy Bomber
SS2001
DESCRIPTION
The exterior of this jacket is painted in a glossy dry paint, with the intention of peeling off through wear. Through deterioration, the tan underlying weave of the jacket becomes exposed. Features emblematic school of visual comedy logo.
CONDITION
9/10 condition. Please see photos for full evaluation.SIZE / MEASUREMENTS
Size 3Pit to Pit: 20 Inches
Length: 27 Inches
Sleeve Length: 25 Inches
Shoulder Width: 18 Inches
COVERAGE
From its inception into the fashion scene in 1997, designer Takahiro Miyashita sought to articulate the feeling of sorrow through cult brand Number (N)ine. This mission became evermore realized through the brand's execution of runway shows and clothing, from the melancholic walking of its runway models to ready-to-wear pieces that radiated both introspective construction and cultural appreciation. Argued to be the brand's most famous collection during its lifespan, Number (N) ine's AW05 'The High Streets' encapsulates this incorporation of said concepts to the utmost level. Nonetheless, one can only fully appreciate this visual masterpiece after first understanding the collection's various influences.