On Hollywood Tee David Bowie Aladdin Frame S/S (Cream)
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On Hollywood Tee David Bowie Lightning Portrait S/S (White) captures a sharp, era-defining image of one of music’s most transformative figures and translates it into a clean, wearable graphic. The tee features a crisp white base that lets the artwork stand front and center—a monochrome portrait of David Bowie, eyes closed, with his iconic lightning bolt makeup cutting across his face. The illustration leans minimal but expressive, rendered in black with subtle shading that gives it depth without overcomplicating the design.
Framing the portrait is a bold red rectangular border, punctuated with scattered star accents that nod to Bowie’s glam-era aesthetic. Beneath the image, the Bowie logo hits in a vivid red, stylized with lightning bolt extensions that mirror the energy of the artwork above. The contrast between the red, black, and white keeps everything punchy and readable, whether you’re seeing it up close or across the park.
The tee itself is a standard short sleeve cut with a classic crew neck, built for everyday wear. The cotton body feels straightforward and durable, something you can skate in without thinking twice. The print sits centered and balanced, not oversized, letting the graphic breathe while still making a statement. It’s one of those pieces that works just as well pushing through the streets of Pasadena as it does posted up outside the shop in Covina or catching a late session anywhere across the SGV.
David Bowie’s influence goes far beyond music—his ability to constantly evolve, visually and sonically, has left a permanent mark across multiple cultures, including skateboarding. His tracks have soundtracked some of the most memorable parts ever filmed. Tom Penny’s High 5 part paired with “Heroes” is still one of the most talked-about combinations in skate history, while Arto Saari’s Sorry part used “1984” and “Rock ‘n’ Roll Suicide” to create one of the most powerful back-to-back video sections ever. From Marc Johnson’s Pretty Sweet part with “Five Years” to Bryan Herman’s explosive Baker 3 section using “The Width of a Circle,” Bowie’s catalog continues to shape how skating is experienced on film.
Produced under On Hollywood, known for bringing officially licensed music graphics into wearable form, this piece keeps things authentic to the source material while making it functional for everyday rotation. It’s a solid crossover between music history and skate culture—something that feels natural in both worlds.
Stix SGV has proudly served the San Gabriel Valley skateboarding community since the late ‘90s. With three locations across Los Angeles County, we’ve been deeply rooted in the local scene. Our Monrovia shop has been a staple since 1997, followed by our Claremont location in 2014, and our South Pasadena shop opening its doors in 2022. Our mission has always been simple: to uphold skateboarding culture and stay true to our community.