Events
VIDEO: SHWOOD Presents: THIS IS OREGON
Apr 25th
“This is Oregon” is an interactive photo project based around the goal of inspiring people to get outside and explore the state of Oregon. Shwood teamed up with photographer Julian Bialowas, and traveled to 10 locations within 90 minutes of downtown PDX. At each of the locations they shot photos, video, and 360º interactive panoramas to showcase the beauty of the landscape and motivate others to explore the area for themselves. They’ve also added detailed maps, travel notes, and an Instragram component to make it even more enticing for others to pack their bags and hit the road.
To celebrate, they also planned a photo show and party at the ACE Hotel on Thursday, May 3rd. See more for the flyer.
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More G-Shock x Dee & Ricky Release Event Party Photos
Nov 30th
Here some more images from the G-SHOCK X DEE & RICKY COLLABORATION RELEASE EVENT.
Forever inspired by Lego®, Dee & Ricky said that they are delivering “time via the coolest kids in America,” with a splash of primary colors – red, blue, green and yellow – across the face adding a shocking pop to the stark white matte finish timepiece. The watch remains rooted in G-Shock technology featuring, magnetic resistance, shock resistance, 200M water resistance, Auto LED Light, 48 City World Time, 1/1000th stopwatch with speed indicator, 4 Daily Alarms and 1 Snooze Alarm, and 12/24 Hr formats.
The crowd of over 500 guests, including select media, tastemakers and brand friends, were entertained by DJ Mel Debarge and DJ Gravy, with special performances by Vinny Cha$e, Bobby 2 Flee and Swizzy Swinton. In attendance was Tadashi Shibuya, General Manager Timepiece Division Casio America, Inc., designers Dee & Ricky, BMX rider Nigel Sylvester and Origami designer Kevin ‘Saer’ Leong.
Images shot by Tracy Bailey:
Dee and Ricky x G-shock Release Party
Nov 30th
Gshock x Dee & Ricky GA-111DR watch just released it seems. The party last night at the Trinity Bank Vault in NYC was a sure packed house. Let me be the first to tell you the drink situation was a mess…. They definitely needed a bigger venue with the turnout they had or atleast more bartenders smh. Either way a few people you may know showed up of course Theophilus London, Vashtie, and Coco & Breezy. And some performances from Vinny Chase, Bobby 2 Flee, and Swizzy Swinton. But seriously i still cant get over the bar scene there. Id rather be shot in the foot then wait like 20mins to spend money on a drink. Can I get a cool watch and a cool ass party next time… They definitely got 50% of that so far.
