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Hello Kitty’s Things
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The first Hello Kitty product that Sanrio put on the market was an innocent PVC coin purse. And anyone who still thinks Hello Kitty only sells stationary for sissies or, at most, is printed on a pajama or on a g-string, is simply living in denial. From toilette paper to global concepts, such as the maternity ward in a hospital in Taiwan, the cat appears to be far from reaching its limits.
Let’s get to the juicy tidbits with no further ado. Everyone’s seen the laptops with a Hello Kitty engraved in Swarovski crystals on the cover by now. That’s small potatoes; it’s just silly and mediocre. Even the Fender guitar with its matching amp won’t so much as tempt us to smile.
The thematic Ferrari, with a Hello Kitty shaped exhaust tube, now that at least starts warming the blood in our veins. Or the vibrator, available in several colors: an object the most obstinate fans will applaud. And the airline company Eva Air has a fleet of airplanes decorated with Kitty and her friends. Their dreamy food trays reproduce HK everywhere.
But the real topper so far is the the kind used, just to use a silly example, in the war in Vietnam. Pink and deadly. What could top that? Perhaps a collection of coffins and matching pink catafalques with the white cat printed on them. For very sweet deaths.
Links
Fender Hello Kitty
Lina Lee
Geekologie
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