it’s finally here.
after years of it sitting around and the most passionate followers of the brand wondering what it looks like, it’s here.
back in 2016 the andy warhol estate allowed henri levy to explore the artists’ archive and make a small capsule celebrating his work for a special edition of Interview Magazine (the very magazine Warhol founded back in the early 1970s). initially, the idea was to produce a full line of patched hoodies, and a handful of works from the ‘Death and Disaster’ series were selected.
unfortunately, the idea was scrapped altogether, and henri instead opted to showcase a unique hand painted and assembled motorcycle jacket which both highlighted the ethos of his own brand and Warhol’s artwork. the hoodies were then placed in the brand’s archive and gathered dust for years before eventually being sold off at different pop-up events one-by-one.
only three were rumored to be made — each unique — and the previous two eventually crawled back on to the market.
… and now here comes the third.
Enfants Riches Déprimés
Automne/Hiver 2016
“Andy Warhol” #3 Assemblage Patch Hoodie
Tagged as a L; please refer to the measurements below.
Has remained in pristine condition; please refer to pictures.
Features:
— Oversized and cropped shape with raw hem
— Patch with Andy Warhol's "Orange Car Crash" (1964) printed in black and white and flipped at front
— Branded gothic patch at rear neck
Measurements:
— Length: 28.5"
— Width: 24.5
a piece you have never seen before and will never see again.
as always, good luck ever finding another.
