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Elite Gudz
contact name : Brian Ferrara
phone : 1-631-768-3183
email : Brian@EliteGudz.com

These are high top Nike Air Force One Black shoes hand-painted with an UNO card design on the entire shoe, except for the tongues. The design is inspired from the children’s card game of the same name.

These shoes are available in Big Kid’s (Women’s) Sizes and Men’s Sizes [4.5-15] and retail for about $265, less expensive for smaller sizes.

Buy Painted UNO AF1s

These are low top Nike Air Force One shoes hand-painted with a rainbow design on the swooshes and fronts. The colors appear vibrant and colorful against the white leather.

These shoes are available in Big Kid’s (Women’s) Sizes and Men’s Sizes [4.5-15] and retail for about $265, less expensive for smaller sizes.

Buy Painted Rainbow AF1s

“Top Pop”

On September 4th, the Hong Kong leg of Reebok Global Freestyle Series will commence with a photo collage exhibition entitled “Hail Heritage”. The exhibition reflects on Hong Kong’s rich culture and heritage that is slowly fading away by modernization of the city. Stylist Davena Mok and photographer Douglas Young pay tribute to the ever-burgeoning issues of cultural conservancy and antiquity preservation in this fast paced city.

The four part exhibition looks at various aspects of Hong Kong with “Charchaanteng Chronicled” looking at the traditional ‘tea restaurant’, “Top Pop” honoring the golden era of Cantopop culture, “SOS: Save Our Streets” focusing on 150 year old wet market that was to be redeveloped and “Floating Landmark” shot on Hong Kong’s famous century-old Star Ferry which is used for commuting and delighting tourists.

Conservancy Association Centre for Heritage
Annex Block | Map
36A Western Street
Western District
Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong

Exhibition Dates: September 5th (Saturday) – September 8th (Tuesday)

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“Charchaanteng Chronicled”

“SOS: Save Our Streets”

“Floating Landmark”

Following the success of the last two 50 Jeans Live Unbuttoned art installations, Levi’s and VICE have come together to find the UK’s most talented painters, illustrators, designers, sculptors, artists, whatever to have their work displayed on HUGE sites throughout London.

There are absolutely no guidelines for this project, other than that your work should try and capture the essence of what it means to “Live Unbuttoned” – living un-restrained and celebrating self-expression and creative freedom. This may involve freedom, creative expression, full-frontal nudity or however else you interpret the project. Basically, this is an offer to have your work displayed in the capital on a huge scale, no strings attached.

If you are selected from the teeming hordes of hopefuls to have your work featured as part of the Live Unbutton campaign, your work will be blown up to HUGE proportions, and displayed in Camden (The Lock Tavern), Shoreditch (Village Underground) and Soho (The Breakfast Club).

The winner will work with the project mentor, Ben Freeman, a regular Vice contributor and general expert on design, graphics, photography and the publisher of all round amazing magazine FUN, to translate their work from small scale, to ‘size of a large building scale’. Once up, your work will remain on show for one month (21st September – 21st October).

Your work need not be in any fixed medium or format, be it oil painting, papier-mâché, carved granite – whatever, we want to see it. All entries simply need to reflect the essence of the 501 jeans Live Unbuttoned campaign.

The competition opens on the 3rd of August and closes on the 1st of September.

For further information on the competition or to submit your entry please visit viceland.com/liveunbuttoned