GB0220/RS07 : Off Shot Mick T-shirt

Photo T-shirt collection "THE ROLLING STONES TOKYO 1990" released by glamb to commemorate the 30th anniversary of The Rolling Stones' arrival in Japan. A collection featuring photographs taken by Mikio Ariga, the only Japanese official photographer of The Rolling Stones, when he visited Japan in 1990. The front print uses a precious off-shot of Mick Jagger and Charlie Watts when they came to Japan. The back style is embroidered with the red and blue lips and tongue that was used in the 1990s, and the set list at the time is added underneath for a memorial finish. The body, which uses 40/2 cotton sheeting for the textile, is a large size with a relaxed silhouette. It can be worn regardless of age, whether you know the Rolling Stones or those who knew The Rolling Stones after coming to Japan for the first time.
“What Mick is holding is a flower handed to him by a fan, and a photo taken at Narita Airport. This photo is very rock star and Mick-like, but I didn’t appreciate it because it felt like a photojournalist. However, it was added to the lineup at the suggestion of glamb.By making it into a T-shirt, you can feel the frenzy of the time more strongly than a single photo, and it is a piece that is unique to fashion. At the time, Charlie and Mick came from London, and Ronnie and Keith from New York.Bill was later from London.I was surprised at the time that the members came from different countries.Mikio Ariga"

[Rolling Stones]
Formed in London in 1962. Debuted in 1963 with the single "Come On". With a wild sound rooted in blues/R&B and a bad image, they became a global band that could compete with the Beatles. Since then, it has become synonymous with rock, continuing to reign at the forefront of the scene for half a century. They have toured Japan six times so far, but their first visit was in 1990, more than a quarter of a century after the band was formed. In 1973, they were scheduled to perform five performances at the Nippon Budokan, but the Japanese government refused their entry into the country and their visit to Japan was cancelled. On their long-awaited first visit to Japan in 1990, the band held 10 performances at the Tokyo Dome, generating record-breaking enthusiasm with more than 500,000 tickets sold out.

(Japanese original by Mikio Ariga, City News Department)
photographer. Since the mid-80s, he has been active mainly in the music field, photographing RC Succession, The Blue Hearts, Maki Asakawa, and others. In 1990, he was hired as the official photographer for The Rolling Stones' first visit to Japan, and has photographed all of their performances since then until 2014.

[glamb]
Founded in 2003 by designer Kan Furuya with the concept of Grunge for Luxury. Since then, he has led the domestic scene with design work that fuses various styles such as street, mode, work, etc., based on the grunge rock style. It has a reputation for its iconic design that makes a statement, and is also attracting attention for being used by many artists and celebrities.