Bruce Weber and Weber meet again. To commemorate the Japanese release of the film *Nice Girls Don’t Stay for Breakfast*, two collaborative T-shirt designs will be released.

"Weber" is a leading brand that creates T-shirts inspired by culture—including film and art—and is best known for the "Great T-Shirt Exhibition," a festival celebrating vintage T-shirts. It’s widely known that the brand’s name is derived from photographer and film director Bruce Weber.

"Weber" has created a collaboration T-shirt with the film *Nice Girls Don’t Stay for Breakfast* by director Bruce Weber, whom the brand deeply admires. It will go on sale exclusively at Isetan Shinjuku and "weber TOKYO" starting Saturday, November 14.

Premiered at the 2018 Venice International Film Festival and set for its long-awaited Japanese release on Friday, November 20, *Nice Girls Don’t Stay for Breakfast* is a documentary that explores the charm of legendary actor Robert Mitchum. Often described as a “sister film” to *Let’s Get Lost*, which chronicled the life of Chet Baker, this film conveys its unique worldview through compositions centered on large-format black-and-white photographs, as seen on Bruce Weber’s T-shirts.

Nice Girls Don’t Stay for Breakfast × weber ¥16,500

Nice Girls Don’t Stay for Breakfast × weber ¥16,500

There are two designs. Each is a silkscreen print created by separating the image into plates based on monochrome tonal gradations and using a multicolor printing process with four front plates, four back plates, and one sleeve plate. The vividly colored titles superimposed on the monochrome photos, as well as the composition of the prints, pay homage to Bruce Weber’s past T-shirt designs.

This album—a reinterpretation of his artistic vision—could only have been created by “Weber,” a label that proudly upholds its deep love and respect for Bruce Weber. Please see below for sales details.