Vintage Polaroid 600s Is Re-Harvested As ‘Carrots’ In Vivid New Makeover
In the ever-evolving world of photography, few names resonate as strongly as Polaroid, renowned for its instant film cameras that easily capture fleeting moments. A collaboration between Retrospekt and urban fashion brand Carrots has given birth to a delightful reimagining of the iconic Polaroid 600 Instant Film Camera that would entice even Bugs Bunny himself.
Carrots, founded by Anwar Carrots, boasts streetwear aesthetics celebrated for their vibrancy, bold graphics, and carrot logo.
Taking on a fresh and crunchy approach, the refurbished Polaroid emerges in a vivid orange hue adorned with a green exterior, embracing the essence of the brand’s namesake vegetable. This revival repurposes vintage cameras from the ’80s and ’90s, skillfully updated to work just as well as they once had.
Announcing the camera’s arrival in a playful twist, the brand humorously “planted” these rejuvenated devices into soil, teasingly “harvesting” them for a good laugh.
The collaboration also extends into a capsule collection of limited-edition apparel by Carrots to complement the newly resurrected camera.
The Polaroid 600 Carrots Instant Film Camera can now be found exclusively on Retrospekt’s site for US$179.
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[via Hypebae and Retrospekt, images via Retrospekt]
