From February 11th until the 19th, a Daft Punk pop-up will be open in West Hollywood, on Melrose Avenue.
The event features a variety of designer fashion pieces, including some from labels like OFF-WHITE, New Era and Gosha Rubchinskiy. For fans of the iconic electronic producer duo who are looking for collectibles to add to their repertoire, there will be unique items from Medicom Toy, a Japanese brand that's collaborated with the musicians multiple times before.
In addition to highly detailed figurines, versions of the spacey helmets will be available, as well as a number of other cult objects. In correspondence with the futuristic aesthetic of the producers, the Daft Punk pop-up's interior was made to match, with LED lights, moving wall projects and an overall minimalist look giving off this effect.
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