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August 23, 2005

AND T-shirts by Judy Blame and Alexandre Herchcovitch!!!!

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Judy Blame is no stranger to teamwork. The eccentric London-based accessories designer who collaborates with Comme des Garcons and styles for the likes of i-D first rose to icon status as a member of the late photographer Ray Petri's Buffalo Boys in the 80s.

So it was a match made in oddball heaven when he (yes, he) asked Alexandre Herchcovitch, Brazil's premier provocateur and wig fetishist, to be the first to participate in his new AND project of co-created merch. The result is a limited line of tanks tops and T-shirts, each bearing the twosome's trademark symbols: Herchcovitch's skull and Blame's crown. Offline, the 10-item range is available at colette and Dover Street Market, but online the shirts are now at Hint Shop, the online Shop of Hint Magazine.



Enjoy,

David

posted by InStyle at 5:49 pm

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