One Japanese creation grabbing attention on the Oscars red carpet wasn’t a movie. It was the kitsch shoes that seemed to be clenched in Godzilla’s claw. They were the work of Ryosuke Matsui, who described his joy at seeing the “Godzilla Minus One” team win the visual effects Oscar while wearing his shoes. Matsui heads his own brand called Hazama, and “Dark fantasy” is what Matsui calls his motifs. The first batch of Godzilla shoes sold out, but it plans more, perhaps in different colors, like gold in homage of the Oscar statue.
One Japanese creation grabbing attention on the Oscars red carpet wasn’t a movie. It was the kitsch shoes that seemed to be clenched in Godzilla’s claw. They were the work of Ryosuke Matsui, who described his joy at seeing the “Godzilla Minus One” team win the visual effects Oscar while wearing his shoes. Matsui heads his own brand called Hazama, and “Dark fantasy” is what Matsui calls his motifs. The first batch of Godzilla shoes sold out, but it plans more, perhaps in different colors, like gold in homage of the Oscar statue.
One Japanese creation grabbing attention on the Oscars red carpet wasn’t a movie. It was the kitsch shoes that seemed to be clenched in Godzilla’s claw. They were the work of Ryosuke Matsui, who described his joy at seeing the “Godzilla Minus One” team win the visual effects Oscar while wearing his shoes. Matsui heads his own brand called Hazama, and “Dark fantasy” is what Matsui calls his motifs. The first batch of Godzilla shoes sold out, but it plans more, perhaps in different colors, like gold in homage of the Oscar statue.
One Japanese creation grabbing attention on the Oscars red carpet wasn’t a movie. It was the kitsch shoes that seemed to be clenched in Godzilla’s claw. They were the work of Ryosuke Matsui, who described his joy at seeing the “Godzilla Minus One” team win the visual effects Oscar while wearing his shoes. Matsui heads his own brand called Hazama, and “Dark fantasy” is what Matsui calls his motifs. The first batch of Godzilla shoes sold out, but it plans more, perhaps in different colors, like gold in homage of the Oscar statue.
One Japanese creation grabbing attention on the Oscars red carpet wasn’t a movie. It was the kitsch shoes that seemed to be clenched in Godzilla’s claw. They were the work of Ryosuke Matsui, who described his joy at seeing the “Godzilla Minus One” team win the visual effects Oscar while wearing his shoes. Matsui heads his own brand called Hazama, and “Dark fantasy” is what Matsui calls his motifs. The first batch of Godzilla shoes sold out, but it plans more, perhaps in different colors, like gold in homage of the Oscar statue.