PASS THE BATON OMOTESANDO
Celeb recycle shop debuts at Omotesando HillsPASS THE BATON OMOTESANDO catches the attention of vintage lovers as it houses second-hand items, including antiques, furniture, clothing and art. Many of those have been previously owned by well-known celebrities. Dubbed ‘Nigolden Store’ is dedicated to displaying items from the personal collection of A Bathing Ape producer Nigo. Similar to that of the Marunouchi store, the interior of the Omotesando store was designed by Kasamichi Katayama – founder of interior design company Wonderwall Inc.
1. Free yourself from the rigid seasonal fashion collection mindset with the shop’s unusual collection of stylish vintage clothing and personal items.
2. Each secondhand item becomes a piece of “personal culture” to be shared and cherished. Some even come with a note from the seller.
3. The airy layout and thoughtful displays turn this random collection of secondhand treasures and upcycled dead stock into a fascinating gallery of Tokyo life.
4. With its eclectic collection, much of which came from well-known celebrities, this tiny shop's big personality is a beacon for lovers of all things vintage.
5. In a city famous for turning tiny spaces into chic abodes, it’s no wonder the thrift shop has evolved into a stylish living art gallery.
