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Yoko Ono unveils John Lenon-inspired men's apparel line
30 Nov '12
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Yoko Ono, the Japanese artist known widely as the widow of late Beatles’ founder John Lenon, has unveiled a quirky menswear line titled 'Fashions for Men: 1969-2012' inspired by a series of her own drawings which she gifted to her husband on the occasion of their wedding in the year 1969.
Launched in collaboration with the New York-based multi-faceted retail establishment Opening Ceremony, the limited-edition collection includes 18 styles with 52 separate pieces.
The clothing line, adorned with eccentric and cheeky motifs, features eyelet tank tops, mesh pullovers with round cut-outs, wool suit trousers with hand emblems, well-tailored blazers and hoodies.
The collection will be available for sale in Opening Ceremony’s stores in New York, Los Angeles and London from November 30, 2012 onwards.
79-year-old Yoko Ono is mainly credited for her avant-garde work in the creative fields of art, music and film-making.
Founded in 2002, Opening Ceremony is a unique retail concept comprising of wholesale showrooms and in-house clothing lines, as well as an e-commerce site, TV channel and an annual magazine.
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