Bally Gets Tagged In Its New Bally X André Capsule
Graffiti artist André Saraiva has also put his stamp on the brand’s Madison Avenue store
A pair of vintage Bally boots inspired André Saraiva’s new capsule range for the Swiss brand, stirring the graffiti artist to apply his signature aesthetic to a range of boots and leather goods. Mr. A, the artist’s cartoon alter ego, features prominently in both the collection and a short film produced for Bally X André's debut — Saraiva even took over Bally’s Madison Avenue store for a day, spray-painting the character onto its window.
Later in the evening, guests such as movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, model Tao Okamoto and fashion blueblood Margherita Missoni descended on the East Village’s Penthouse at The Standard to celebrate the collaboration, at a party hosted by Bally CEO Frédéric de Narp and Design Director Pablo Coppola.
Click through our gallery for photos of the Bally X André launch party, and check out the official Bally X André video, as well as a look at Saraiva at work:
By Ryan Sng
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Bally Gets Tagged In Its New Bally X André Capsule
Bally Gets Tagged In Its New Bally X André Capsule
Bally Gets Tagged In Its New Bally X André Capsule
Bally Gets Tagged In Its New Bally X André Capsule
Bally Gets Tagged In Its New Bally X André Capsule
Bally Gets Tagged In Its New Bally X André Capsule
Bally Gets Tagged In Its New Bally X André Capsule
Bally Gets Tagged In Its New Bally X André Capsule
Bally Gets Tagged In Its New Bally X André Capsule
Bally Gets Tagged In Its New Bally X André Capsule
Bally Gets Tagged In Its New Bally X André Capsule
Bally Gets Tagged In Its New Bally X André Capsule
Bally Gets Tagged In Its New Bally X André Capsule
Bally Gets Tagged In Its New Bally X André Capsule