Massive Kaws: hasn't he grown!

It's always the way. You think you got the biggest Kaws Companion known to man when you laid down that monkey on a 4ft tall one out of Dover Street Market, and then you see this.

To be fair, this enormous companion is called Companion (Passing Through) and is presently sitting like a depressed b-movie monster in the Standards front plaza area.

I would say go and see it, but he will probably be coming to find you.

Kaws Original Fake FW2010: Life after the chomper

I thought Original Fake pulled it out of the bag with the A/W 2009 collection, but they've truly surpassed themselves this time round.

The colours are a bit more subtle and you get only hints of the Kaws roots of the brand.

Which is all a good thing when it comes to Original Fake, because it could very easily have been so different. You only have to look at what happened to Bape to get an idea of what happens when clothing goes cartoon.

Thankfully those little logos are kept to a minimum or otherwise restricted to the other items accompanying the collection, like the 4ft tall Companion dolls. Which is where they should be.

It goes without saying that this stuff is going to cost an arm and a leg, but you can still buy my FW09 mountain jacket at a far more reasonable price here.

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Frank Kozik Kaws Companion: Getting on a bit

We've seen this little fella in a variety of guises and sizes, but this customised version by Frank Kozik takes some beating.

Here we get the Kaws Companion as a kind of rusty robot, all plates and rivets, like some relic of the industrial age.

Quite fitting that he's been called the '500 Years Later' version.

He looks quite hard actually.

He'll be available from the Toy Art Gallery

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