A little girl waiting for her friends in front of a Louis Vuitton shop follows her cell phone into a giant Superflat Panda's mouth, only to find herself in a psychedelic LV wonderland designed by Takashi Murakami. It's like the crazy, postmodern, luxury, Japanese version of Alice in Wonderland.
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August 09, 2007
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That must be like a happy drug. I will look for the panda in front of the Louis Vuitton in Ginza next time. It sure looks like it beats the fun I have with caffeine and alcohol now.
Posted by: vagrant | August 09, 2007 at 06:24 PM
higher resolution DIVX version: http://stage6.divx.com/user/tossy/video/1607/SUPERFLAT-MONOGRAM
also previews for Kaikai Kiki animation: http://english.kaikaikiki.co.jp/whatskaikaikiki/activitylist/animation/
http://www.kaikaikiki.co.jp/news/list/kaikaikiki_trailer/
Posted by: scott | August 10, 2007 at 02:10 PM