Watermelon-Inspired Design
A few cheeky watermelon-themed products we happened upon recently got us thinking about the summer fruit as a source of design inspiration. While
Keep Watermelon Homer Watermelon Toenail Art CLOT x Medicom x Levi’s Watermelon Jeans Vans 2009 Watermelon Pack Watermelon Car
With a slim profile, terrycloth interiors and Keep’s comfy padded sole, this new sneaker has the basics we like about the brand and offers an interpretation on a watermelon with a polka-dotted pink toe and bright green vamp. We especially like design details like the contrasting tongue in the pink fabric and the punchy white accents. It’s available from
In spite of their size, there’s something undeniably cute about watermelons—especially in the form of ten tiny toenails. Fortunately, Dragonfly Nailz, makes getting them easy with their kit of fakes that includes a full set (24 in all, including different sizes) and glue. They’re available for $30 from
Feet aren’t alone in getting the watermelon treatment. Using the green striped pattern from the shell as a lining and on the leather tag, these distressed jeans play on the concept. They’re part of a line by
Apparently Keep wasn’t the only label turning to watermelons for a canvas shoe. Vans goes with a more red color, a black seed print for the upper, and a green outsole. The
Possibly the best play on the exterior vs. interior, this car exists (and someone actually drives it) somewhere in the Ukraine.
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