This avant-garde long-sleeve tee features a layered, deconstructed aesthetic with contrasting black sleeves and a charcoal-gray body. The front showcases a collage-style photographic print titled 'Bunny's Video'—a reference to Comme des Garçons’ 1990s multimedia experiments—depicting a figure holding a camcorder alongside fragmented imagery and text elements. The left sleeve bears vertical white typography (partially legible as 'PLAY' and 'KENZO'), indicating a rare collaborative release between Comme des Garçons Play and Kenzo, likely from the early 2000s archive. A small rectangular patch on the upper left sleeve includes a stylized graphic motif consistent with CdG’s playful yet conceptual design language. The garment uses soft cotton jersey with raw-cut hems for an intentionally distressed, streetwear-forward silhouette. Ideal for layering or standalone wear, it merges high-fashion conceptualism with wearable urban style. Perfect for art-conscious individuals seeking statement pieces that blur boundaries between fashion, photography, and pop culture. Designed for unisex appeal, it offers relaxed comfort without sacrificing editorial edge—suitable for gallery openings, creative studios, or elevated casual outings in mild to cool weather.