Hunter Black Acetate
In 1995, a movie changed the way we looked at and documented youth culture. Kids, the film, brought together an amateur cast of real-life New York City kids, portraying their lives with raw authenticity. Directed by Larry Clark, the movie was so powerful that it shed light on a generation most preferred not to talk about - unintentionally capturing a pivotal moment in time.
The VF Hunter is a tribute to the late skateboarding legend Harold Hunter. Its bold, playful design is inspired by frames Hunter himself wore in the past. The concave detailing of the frame mimics the curvature of the skateboard he was famously seen riding through the streets of New York. A true homage to an icon.
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Hunter Black Acetate
Hunter Black Acetate
In 1995, a movie changed the way we looked at and documented youth culture. Kids, the film, brought together an amateur cast of real-life New York City kids, portraying their lives with raw authenticity. Directed by Larry Clark, the movie was so powerful that it shed light on a generation most preferred not to talk about - unintentionally capturing a pivotal moment in time.
The VF Hunter is a tribute to the late skateboarding legend Harold Hunter. Its bold, playful design is inspired by frames Hunter himself wore in the past. The concave detailing of the frame mimics the curvature of the skateboard he was famously seen riding through the streets of New York. A true homage to an icon.
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In 1995, a movie changed the way we looked at and documented youth culture. Kids, the film, brought together an amateur cast of real-life New York City kids, portraying their lives with raw authenticity. Directed by Larry Clark, the movie was so powerful that it shed light on a generation most preferred not to talk about - unintentionally capturing a pivotal moment in time.
The VF Hunter is a tribute to the late skateboarding legend Harold Hunter. Its bold, playful design is inspired by frames Hunter himself wore in the past. The concave detailing of the frame mimics the curvature of the skateboard he was famously seen riding through the streets of New York. A true homage to an icon.
