The fourth and final film on my series with K-Swiss Japan on classic style features Jey Perie. He is the marketing and public relations director of DLX, which houses Bedwin & The Heartbreakers and Deluxe. I think the final film really explores the ethos that's happening in America, Europe, and subsequently Japan.
It's a fantastic metaphor for life. Basically the way I see it. Sometimes we're so deeply involved and used to something we take it for granted. We think it's always going to be there and can't see how amazing it truly is. I've always said the moment you don't care about something (a belonging, job, relationship) god has a funny way of taking it away from you. That's what this film touches on. I feel very privileged to have become friends with all the subjects in these films. Japan was a beautiful time. I hope you find something in them as well. For your daily inspiration The Deluxe Influence of Bedwin. Enjoy...