PARCO - Revision history

Lmsuarez: /* PARCO AKA Parco, Co., Ltd. AKA Kabushki-gaisha Paruko [株式会社パルコ] */

2026-01-20T17:24:37Z

PARCO AKA Parco, Co., Ltd. AKA Kabushki-gaisha Paruko [株式会社パルコ]

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	Founded in Tokyo on February 13, 1953, PARCO is a Japanese retailer that, at its peak, featured 17 showroom-styled stores and employed almost 2000 people. The company is known for its affordable yet cutting-edge high fashion offerings alongside its unique and, at times, controversial approach to advertising. Starting in the mid-1980's, PARCO increasingly entrusted the experimental commercial photographer Kazumi Kurigami to guide its seasonal campaigns, culminating in a series of fiercely abstract short film commercials bearing no concrete connection to PARCO products or slogans, the most notable of which features a veiled [[Faye-dunaway\|Faye Dunaway]] silently peeling and eating a boiled egg. An additional ad consists entirely of French actress Dominque Sanda crying while smoking a cigarette.		Founded in Tokyo on February 13, 1953, PARCO is a Japanese retailer that, at its peak, featured 17 showroom-styled stores and employed almost 2000 people. The company is known for its affordable yet cutting-edge high fashion offerings alongside its unique and, at times, controversial approach to advertising. Starting in the mid-1980's, PARCO increasingly entrusted the experimental commercial photographer Kazumi Kurigami to guide its seasonal campaigns, culminating in a series of fiercely abstract short film commercials bearing no concrete connection to PARCO products or slogans, the most notable of which features a veiled [[Faye-dunaway\|Faye Dunaway]] silently peeling and eating a boiled egg. An additional ad consists entirely of French actress Dominque Sanda crying while smoking a cigarette.

	Emboldened by the notoriety achieved with its Kuragami partnership, PARCO battled bankruptcy in the early 1990's following the failed launch of the [[PARCO ~~Collexion~~\|PARCO~~-collexion~~]], a bizarre and borderline unwearable line of [[Japanese Streetwear\|Japanese streetwear]] that was paired in-store with a soundtrack by the relatively obscure Japanese/German duo [[ßynthündßäx]].		Emboldened by the notoriety achieved with its Kuragami partnership, PARCO battled bankruptcy in the early 1990's following the failed launch of the [[PARCO-collexion\|PARCO Collexion]], a bizarre and borderline unwearable line of [[Japanese Streetwear\|Japanese streetwear]] that was paired in-store with a soundtrack by the relatively obscure Japanese/German duo [[ßynthündßäx]].

	[[File:Parco-vid-1.mp4]]		[[File:Parco-vid-1.mp4]]

Lmsuarez: /* PARCO AKA Parco, Co., Ltd. AKA Kabushki-gaisha Paruko [株式会社パルコ] */

2026-01-20T17:23:51Z

PARCO AKA Parco, Co., Ltd. AKA Kabushki-gaisha Paruko [株式会社パルコ]

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	Founded in Tokyo on February 13, 1953, PARCO is a Japanese retailer that, at its peak, featured 17 showroom-styled stores and employed almost 2000 people. The company is known for its affordable yet cutting-edge high fashion offerings alongside its unique and, at times, controversial approach to advertising. Starting in the mid-1980's, PARCO increasingly entrusted the experimental commercial photographer Kazumi Kurigami to guide its seasonal campaigns, culminating in a series of fiercely abstract short film commercials bearing no concrete connection to PARCO products or slogans, the most notable of which features a veiled [[Faye-dunaway\|Faye Dunaway]] silently peeling and eating a boiled egg. An additional ad consists entirely of French actress Dominque Sanda crying while smoking a cigarette.		Founded in Tokyo on February 13, 1953, PARCO is a Japanese retailer that, at its peak, featured 17 showroom-styled stores and employed almost 2000 people. The company is known for its affordable yet cutting-edge high fashion offerings alongside its unique and, at times, controversial approach to advertising. Starting in the mid-1980's, PARCO increasingly entrusted the experimental commercial photographer Kazumi Kurigami to guide its seasonal campaigns, culminating in a series of fiercely abstract short film commercials bearing no concrete connection to PARCO products or slogans, the most notable of which features a veiled [[Faye-dunaway\|Faye Dunaway]] silently peeling and eating a boiled egg. An additional ad consists entirely of French actress Dominque Sanda crying while smoking a cigarette.

	Emboldened by the notoriety achieved with its Kuragami partnership, PARCO battled bankruptcy in the early 1990's following the failed launch of [[PARCO-collexion]], a bizarre and borderline unwearable line of [[Japanese Streetwear\|Japanese streetwear]] that was paired in-store with a soundtrack by the relatively obscure Japanese/German duo [[ßynthündßäx]].		Emboldened by the notoriety achieved with its Kuragami partnership, PARCO battled bankruptcy in the early 1990's following the failed launch of the [[PARCO Collexion\|PARCO-collexion]], a bizarre and borderline unwearable line of [[Japanese Streetwear\|Japanese streetwear]] that was paired in-store with a soundtrack by the relatively obscure Japanese/German duo [[ßynthündßäx]].

	[[File:Parco-vid-1.mp4]]		[[File:Parco-vid-1.mp4]]

Nemo at 16:43, 6 August 2025

2025-08-06T16:43:04Z

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	Founded in Tokyo on February 13, 1953, PARCO is a Japanese retailer that, at its peak, featured 17 showroom-styled stores and employed almost 2000 people. The company is known for its affordable yet cutting-edge high fashion offerings alongside its unique and, at times, controversial approach to advertising. Starting in the mid-1980's, PARCO increasingly entrusted the experimental commercial photographer Kazumi Kurigami to guide its seasonal campaigns, culminating in a series of fiercely abstract short film commercials bearing no concrete connection to PARCO products or slogans, the most notable of which features a veiled [[Faye-dunaway\|Faye Dunaway]] silently peeling and eating a boiled egg. An additional ad consists entirely of French actress Dominque Sanda crying while smoking a cigarette.		Founded in Tokyo on February 13, 1953, PARCO is a Japanese retailer that, at its peak, featured 17 showroom-styled stores and employed almost 2000 people. The company is known for its affordable yet cutting-edge high fashion offerings alongside its unique and, at times, controversial approach to advertising. Starting in the mid-1980's, PARCO increasingly entrusted the experimental commercial photographer Kazumi Kurigami to guide its seasonal campaigns, culminating in a series of fiercely abstract short film commercials bearing no concrete connection to PARCO products or slogans, the most notable of which features a veiled [[Faye-dunaway\|Faye Dunaway]] silently peeling and eating a boiled egg. An additional ad consists entirely of French actress Dominque Sanda crying while smoking a cigarette.

	Emboldened by the notoriety achieved with its Kuragami partnership, PARCO battled bankruptcy in the early 1990's following the failed launch of [[PARCO ~~Collexion~~]], a bizarre and borderline unwearable line of [[Japanese Streetwear\|Japanese streetwear]] that was paired in-store with a soundtrack by the relatively obscure Japanese/German duo [[ßynthündßäx]].		Emboldened by the notoriety achieved with its Kuragami partnership, PARCO battled bankruptcy in the early 1990's following the failed launch of [[PARCO-collexion]], a bizarre and borderline unwearable line of [[Japanese Streetwear\|Japanese streetwear]] that was paired in-store with a soundtrack by the relatively obscure Japanese/German duo [[ßynthündßäx]].

	[[File:Parco-vid-1.mp4]]		[[File:Parco-vid-1.mp4]]

Nemo at 19:16, 3 August 2025

2025-08-03T19:16:28Z

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	[[File:Parco-vid-2.mp4]]		[[File:Parco-vid-2.mp4]]

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Clintxxx: /* PARCO AKA Parco, Co., Ltd. AKA Kabushki-gaisha Paruko [株式会社パルコ] */

2025-07-17T14:07:07Z

PARCO AKA Parco, Co., Ltd. AKA Kabushki-gaisha Paruko [株式会社パルコ]

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	'''[related: Kazumi Kurigami]'''		'''[related: Kazumi Kurigami]'''
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	Founded in Tokyo on February 13, 1953, PARCO is a Japanese retailer that, at its peak, featured 17 showroom-styled stores and employed almost 2000 people. The company is known for its affordable yet cutting-edge high fashion offerings alongside its unique and, at times, controversial approach to advertising. Starting in the mid-1980's, PARCO increasingly entrusted the experimental commercial photographer Kazumi Kurigami to guide its seasonal campaigns, culminating in a series of fiercely abstract short film commercials bearing no concrete connection to PARCO products or slogans, the most notable of which features a veiled Faye Dunaway silently peeling and eating a boiled egg. An additional ad consists entirely of French actress Dominque Sanda crying while smoking a cigarette.		Founded in Tokyo on February 13, 1953, PARCO is a Japanese retailer that, at its peak, featured 17 showroom-styled stores and employed almost 2000 people. The company is known for its affordable yet cutting-edge high fashion offerings alongside its unique and, at times, controversial approach to advertising. Starting in the mid-1980's, PARCO increasingly entrusted the experimental commercial photographer Kazumi Kurigami to guide its seasonal campaigns, culminating in a series of fiercely abstract short film commercials bearing no concrete connection to PARCO products or slogans, the most notable of which features a veiled [[Faye-dunaway\|Faye Dunaway]] silently peeling and eating a boiled egg. An additional ad consists entirely of French actress Dominque Sanda crying while smoking a cigarette.

	Emboldened by the notoriety achieved with its Kuragami partnership, PARCO battled bankruptcy in the early 1990's following the failed launch of [[PARCO Collexion]], a bizarre and borderline unwearable line of [[Japanese Streetwear\|Japanese streetwear]] that was paired in-store with a soundtrack by the relatively obscure Japanese/German duo [[ßynthündßäx]].		Emboldened by the notoriety achieved with its Kuragami partnership, PARCO battled bankruptcy in the early 1990's following the failed launch of [[PARCO Collexion]], a bizarre and borderline unwearable line of [[Japanese Streetwear\|Japanese streetwear]] that was paired in-store with a soundtrack by the relatively obscure Japanese/German duo [[ßynthündßäx]].

Clintxxx: /* PARCO AKA Parco, Co., Ltd. AKA Kabushki-gaisha Paruko [株式会社パルコ] */

2025-07-07T17:35:31Z

PARCO AKA Parco, Co., Ltd. AKA Kabushki-gaisha Paruko [株式会社パルコ]

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	Founded in Tokyo on February 13, 1953, PARCO is a Japanese retailer that, at its peak, featured 17 showroom-styled stores and employed almost 2000 people. The company is known for its affordable yet cutting-edge high fashion offerings alongside its unique and, at times, controversial approach to advertising. Starting in the mid-1980's, PARCO increasingly entrusted the experimental commercial photographer Kazumi Kurigami to guide its seasonal campaigns, culminating in a series of fiercely abstract short film commercials bearing no concrete connection to PARCO products or slogans, the most notable of which features a veiled Faye Dunaway silently peeling and eating a boiled egg. An additional ad consists entirely of French actress Dominque Sanda crying while smoking a cigarette.		Founded in Tokyo on February 13, 1953, PARCO is a Japanese retailer that, at its peak, featured 17 showroom-styled stores and employed almost 2000 people. The company is known for its affordable yet cutting-edge high fashion offerings alongside its unique and, at times, controversial approach to advertising. Starting in the mid-1980's, PARCO increasingly entrusted the experimental commercial photographer Kazumi Kurigami to guide its seasonal campaigns, culminating in a series of fiercely abstract short film commercials bearing no concrete connection to PARCO products or slogans, the most notable of which features a veiled Faye Dunaway silently peeling and eating a boiled egg. An additional ad consists entirely of French actress Dominque Sanda crying while smoking a cigarette.

			Emboldened by the notoriety achieved with its Kuragami partnership, PARCO battled bankruptcy in the early 1990's following the failed launch of [[PARCO Collexion]], a bizarre and borderline unwearable line of [[Japanese Streetwear\|Japanese streetwear]] that was paired in-store with a soundtrack by the relatively obscure Japanese/German duo [[ßynthündßäx]].

	[[File:Parco-vid-1.mp4]]		[[File:Parco-vid-1.mp4]]

	[[File:Parco-vid-2.mp4]]		[[File:Parco-vid-2.mp4]]

	Emboldened by the notoriety achieved with its Kuragami partnership, PARCO battled bankruptcy in the early 1990's following the failed launch of [[PARCO Collexion]], a bizarre and borderline unwearable line of [[Japanese Streetwear\|Japanese streetwear]] that was paired in-store with a soundtrack by the relatively obscure Japanese/German duo [[ßynthündßäx]].

Clintxxx: /* PARCO AKA Parco, Co., Ltd. AKA Kabushki-gaisha Paruko [株式会社パルコ] */

2025-07-07T17:35:06Z

PARCO AKA Parco, Co., Ltd. AKA Kabushki-gaisha Paruko [株式会社パルコ]

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	==PARCO AKA Parco, Co., Ltd. AKA Kabushki-gaisha Paruko [株式会社パルコ]==		==PARCO AKA Parco, Co., Ltd. AKA Kabushki-gaisha Paruko [株式会社パルコ]==
	[related: Kazumi Kurigami]		'''[related: Kazumi Kurigami]'''
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	Founded in Tokyo on February 13, 1953, PARCO is a Japanese retailer that, at its peak, featured 17 showroom-styled stores and employed almost 2000 people. The company is known for its affordable yet cutting-edge high fashion offerings alongside its unique and, at times, controversial approach to advertising. Starting in the mid-1980's, PARCO increasingly entrusted the experimental commercial photographer Kazumi Kurigami to guide its seasonal campaigns, culminating in a series of fiercely abstract short film commercials bearing no concrete connection to PARCO products or slogans, the most notable of which features a veiled Faye Dunaway silently peeling and eating a boiled egg. An additional ad consists entirely of French actress Dominque Sanda crying while smoking a cigarette.		Founded in Tokyo on February 13, 1953, PARCO is a Japanese retailer that, at its peak, featured 17 showroom-styled stores and employed almost 2000 people. The company is known for its affordable yet cutting-edge high fashion offerings alongside its unique and, at times, controversial approach to advertising. Starting in the mid-1980's, PARCO increasingly entrusted the experimental commercial photographer Kazumi Kurigami to guide its seasonal campaigns, culminating in a series of fiercely abstract short film commercials bearing no concrete connection to PARCO products or slogans, the most notable of which features a veiled Faye Dunaway silently peeling and eating a boiled egg. An additional ad consists entirely of French actress Dominque Sanda crying while smoking a cigarette.

Nemo: /* PARCO AKA Parco, Co., Ltd. AKA Kabushki-gaisha Paruko [株式会社パルコ] */

2025-06-20T02:04:20Z

PARCO AKA Parco, Co., Ltd. AKA Kabushki-gaisha Paruko [株式会社パルコ]

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	Founded in Tokyo on February 13, 1953, PARCO is a Japanese retailer that, at its peak, featured 17 showroom-styled stores and employed almost 2000 people. The company is known for its affordable yet cutting-edge high fashion offerings alongside its unique and, at times, controversial approach to advertising. Starting in the mid-1980's, PARCO increasingly entrusted the experimental commercial photographer Kazumi Kurigami to guide its seasonal campaigns, culminating in a series of fiercely abstract short film commercials bearing no concrete connection to PARCO products or slogans, the most notable of which features a veiled Faye Dunaway silently peeling and eating a boiled egg. An additional ad consists entirely of French actress Dominque Sanda crying while smoking a cigarette.		Founded in Tokyo on February 13, 1953, PARCO is a Japanese retailer that, at its peak, featured 17 showroom-styled stores and employed almost 2000 people. The company is known for its affordable yet cutting-edge high fashion offerings alongside its unique and, at times, controversial approach to advertising. Starting in the mid-1980's, PARCO increasingly entrusted the experimental commercial photographer Kazumi Kurigami to guide its seasonal campaigns, culminating in a series of fiercely abstract short film commercials bearing no concrete connection to PARCO products or slogans, the most notable of which features a veiled Faye Dunaway silently peeling and eating a boiled egg. An additional ad consists entirely of French actress Dominque Sanda crying while smoking a cigarette.

	[[File:Parco-vid-1]]		[[File:Parco-vid-1.mp4]]

	[[File:Parco-vid-2]]		[[File:Parco-vid-2.mp4]]

	Emboldened by the notoriety achieved with its Kuragami partnership, PARCO battled bankruptcy in the early 1990's following the failed launch of [[PARCO Collexion]], a bizarre and borderline unwearable line of [[Japanese Streetwear\|Japanese streetwear]] that was paired in-store with a soundtrack by the relatively obscure Japanese/German duo [[ßynthündßäx]].		Emboldened by the notoriety achieved with its Kuragami partnership, PARCO battled bankruptcy in the early 1990's following the failed launch of [[PARCO Collexion]], a bizarre and borderline unwearable line of [[Japanese Streetwear\|Japanese streetwear]] that was paired in-store with a soundtrack by the relatively obscure Japanese/German duo [[ßynthündßäx]].

Nemo: /* PARCO AKA Parco, Co., Ltd. AKA Kabushki-gaisha Paruko */

2025-06-20T02:03:14Z

PARCO AKA Parco, Co., Ltd. AKA Kabushki-gaisha Paruko

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	==PARCO AKA Parco, Co., Ltd. AKA Kabushki-gaisha Paruko==		==PARCO AKA Parco, Co., Ltd. AKA Kabushki-gaisha Paruko [株式会社パルコ]==
	~~[Japanese: 株式会社パルコ]~~ [related: Kazumi Kurigami]		[related: Kazumi Kurigami]
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	Founded in Tokyo on February 13, 1953, PARCO is a Japanese retailer that, at its peak, featured 17 showroom-styled stores and employed almost 2000 people. The company is known for its affordable yet cutting-edge high fashion offerings alongside its unique and, at times, controversial approach to advertising. Starting in the mid-1980's, PARCO increasingly entrusted the experimental commercial photographer Kazumi Kurigami to guide its seasonal campaigns, culminating in a series of fiercely abstract short film commercials bearing no concrete connection to PARCO products or slogans, the most notable of which features a veiled Faye Dunaway silently peeling and eating a boiled egg. An additional ad consists entirely of French actress Dominque Sanda crying while smoking a cigarette.		Founded in Tokyo on February 13, 1953, PARCO is a Japanese retailer that, at its peak, featured 17 showroom-styled stores and employed almost 2000 people. The company is known for its affordable yet cutting-edge high fashion offerings alongside its unique and, at times, controversial approach to advertising. Starting in the mid-1980's, PARCO increasingly entrusted the experimental commercial photographer Kazumi Kurigami to guide its seasonal campaigns, culminating in a series of fiercely abstract short film commercials bearing no concrete connection to PARCO products or slogans, the most notable of which features a veiled Faye Dunaway silently peeling and eating a boiled egg. An additional ad consists entirely of French actress Dominque Sanda crying while smoking a cigarette.

			[[File:Parco-vid-1]]

			[[File:Parco-vid-2]]

	Emboldened by the notoriety achieved with its Kuragami partnership, PARCO battled bankruptcy in the early 1990's following the failed launch of [[PARCO Collexion]], a bizarre and borderline unwearable line of [[Japanese Streetwear\|Japanese streetwear]] that was paired in-store with a soundtrack by the relatively obscure Japanese/German duo [[ßynthündßäx]].		Emboldened by the notoriety achieved with its Kuragami partnership, PARCO battled bankruptcy in the early 1990's following the failed launch of [[PARCO Collexion]], a bizarre and borderline unwearable line of [[Japanese Streetwear\|Japanese streetwear]] that was paired in-store with a soundtrack by the relatively obscure Japanese/German duo [[ßynthündßäx]].

Lmsuarez at 13:18, 15 December 2024

2024-12-15T13:18:46Z

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	~~'''~~PARCO AKA Parco, Co., Ltd. AKA Kabushki-gaisha Paruko [Japanese: 株式会社パルコ][related: Kazumi Kurigami]~~'''~~		==PARCO AKA Parco, Co., Ltd. AKA Kabushki-gaisha Paruko==
			[Japanese: 株式会社パルコ] [related: Kazumi Kurigami]
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	Founded in Tokyo on February 13, 1953, PARCO is a Japanese retailer that, at its peak, featured 17 showroom-styled stores and employed almost 2000 people. The company is known for its affordable yet cutting-edge high fashion offerings alongside its unique and, at times, controversial approach to advertising. Starting in the mid-1980's, PARCO increasingly entrusted the experimental commercial photographer Kazumi Kurigami to guide its seasonal campaigns, culminating in a series of fiercely abstract short film commercials bearing no concrete connection to PARCO products or slogans, the most notable of which features a veiled Faye Dunaway silently peeling and eating a boiled egg. An additional ad consists entirely of French actress Dominque Sanda crying while smoking a cigarette.		Founded in Tokyo on February 13, 1953, PARCO is a Japanese retailer that, at its peak, featured 17 showroom-styled stores and employed almost 2000 people. The company is known for its affordable yet cutting-edge high fashion offerings alongside its unique and, at times, controversial approach to advertising. Starting in the mid-1980's, PARCO increasingly entrusted the experimental commercial photographer Kazumi Kurigami to guide its seasonal campaigns, culminating in a series of fiercely abstract short film commercials bearing no concrete connection to PARCO products or slogans, the most notable of which features a veiled Faye Dunaway silently peeling and eating a boiled egg. An additional ad consists entirely of French actress Dominque Sanda crying while smoking a cigarette.

	Emboldened by the notoriety achieved with its Kuragami partnership, PARCO battled bankruptcy in the early 1990's following the failed launch of [[PARCO Collexion]], a bizarre and borderline unwearable line of [[Japanese Streetwear\|Japanese streetwear]] that was paired in-store with a soundtrack by the relatively obscure Japanese/German duo [[ßynthündßäx]].		Emboldened by the notoriety achieved with its Kuragami partnership, PARCO battled bankruptcy in the early 1990's following the failed launch of [[PARCO Collexion]], a bizarre and borderline unwearable line of [[Japanese Streetwear\|Japanese streetwear]] that was paired in-store with a soundtrack by the relatively obscure Japanese/German duo [[ßynthündßäx]].