LA///ROSTARR IN STEREO…

November 18th, 2007

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Stereo Skates’ Jason Lee goes smooth for Rostarr…

The calligraphic stylings of our boy Romon Yang, aka: ROSTARR were the featured selection at TURNTABLE LAB in Hollywood, where his solo show of new artwork presented by STEREO SKATEBOARDS kicked off on Saturday nite. Freshly-shorn Stereo founder JASON LEE was on hand to host the gig while THE GASLAMP KILLER and FROSTY/DUBLAB handled the wheels of steel. And of course, what art show would be complete without the launch of a signature shoe, which, in this case happened to be the guest Rostarr model by CLAE FOOTWEAR. Supertouch blogger DARREN “DR” ROMANELLI was onsite with the visiting SOPHNET crew to peep the scene. HAVE A LOOK:

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Rostarr, Sophnet’s Kiyo, and the mad “DR”…

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Rostarr’s Blaq Flag…

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Dogtown’s Pat Nohue keeps the OG vibe alive…

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