Bottega Veneta will be holding a pop-up at the Kotokoto Stage on the first floor of Hankyu Umeda Main Store from December 22nd to January 6th.
The pop-up will feature an installation decorated in the brand's signature Bottega Green, surrounding a giant screen featuring artwork by graphic designer Taiki Okuyama, who also appeared in Bottega Veneta's digital journal "Issue 03."
Also available is the pop-up-exclusive Mini The Jodie, dressed in popsicle-colored velvet shearling. While retaining the iconic silhouette and knot detailing of the Mini The Jodie, the collection plays with volume and texture.
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Mini The Jodie
Price: ¥291,500 (tax included)
Dimensions: H23 x W27 x D8 cm
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About Taiki Okuyama
Graphic artist Taiki Okuyama is based in Tokyo and Okayama. Heavily influenced by visual art and the Kansai underground scene, his work focuses on creating design-driven communication systems using a variety of media, including digital, paper, spatial, and event-based media.
The pop-up will feature an installation decorated in the brand's signature Bottega Green, surrounding a giant screen featuring artwork by graphic designer Taiki Okuyama, who also appeared in Bottega Veneta's digital journal "Issue 03."
Also available is the pop-up-exclusive Mini The Jodie, dressed in popsicle-colored velvet shearling. While retaining the iconic silhouette and knot detailing of the Mini The Jodie, the collection plays with volume and texture.
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Mini The Jodie
Price: ¥291,500 (tax included)
Dimensions: H23 x W27 x D8 cm
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Pop-Up Details
Event Name: "Wardrobe 03"
Dates: Wednesday, December 22nd - Thursday, January 6th *Closed Saturday, January 1st
Address: 8-7 Kakuta-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture 530-8350
Hankyu Umeda Main Store, 1st Floor, Kotokoto Stage 11
Business Hours: Similar to a department store
Event Name: "Wardrobe 03"
Dates: Wednesday, December 22nd - Thursday, January 6th *Closed Saturday, January 1st
Address: 8-7 Kakuta-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture 530-8350
Hankyu Umeda Main Store, 1st Floor, Kotokoto Stage 11
Business Hours: Similar to a department store
About Taiki Okuyama
Graphic artist Taiki Okuyama is based in Tokyo and Okayama. Heavily influenced by visual art and the Kansai underground scene, his work focuses on creating design-driven communication systems using a variety of media, including digital, paper, spatial, and event-based media.
