Japanese fashion label JOURNAL STANDARD has unveiled a striking new capsule collection celebrating the iconic rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers. The line, set for release in late June, features minimalist black-and-white photo T-shirts shot by renowned British photographer Ross Halfin, known for his legendary work in music imagery.
A Tribute in Monochrome
The collection highlights Halfin’s candid and powerful portraits of the band, offering fans a wearable piece of music history. Each T-shirt showcases either solo shots of members Anthony Kiedis, Flea, John Frusciante, and Chad Smith, a dynamic group photo, or a striking collage of individual portraits. The designs stick to a sleek monochromatic palette—available in classic black or white—making them versatile additions to any wardrobe.
A Fusion of Music and Fashion
JOURNAL STANDARD’s collaboration bridges streetwear and rock nostalgia, appealing to both dedicated RHCP fans and fashion enthusiasts. Halfin’s raw, unfiltered photography style—a hallmark of his decades-long career capturing rock legends—ensures each piece carries an authentic, behind-the-scenes vibe.
Release Details
The Red Hot Chili Peppers x Ross Halfin x JOURNAL STANDARD collection is scheduled to drop in late June. Pricing and additional details are expected to be announced closer to the launch date.
For fans eager to own a piece of this exclusive collaboration, stay tuned for further updates on JOURNAL STANDARD’s official channels.
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