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Diesel x Adidas Originals Limited Edition Sneakers Drop

The collision has happened—with a bang! Diesel and Adidas Originals, two global lifestyle giants bonded by their love of authenticity, just dropped a limited-edition sneaker collab. Love it! Photos Courtesy of Diesel

Louis Vuitton Launches New Damier Infini Line

Here’s the first look at the upcoming Damier Infini collection that is set to debut at Louis Vuitton’s Fall/Winter 2011-2012 Menswear show on Paris Fashion Week today January 20th. The collection consists of a Keepall, Porte-Documents Voyage, Zippy Wallet, and will hit stores

Scarlett Johansson, returns as the brand ambassador for the 2011 Moët & Chandon ad campaign. Photographed by British photographer Tim Walker at Trianon in Epernay, an impressive residence that was built between 1805 and 1817 by Jean-Remy Moët. “This new campaign highlights a return to the immutable elegance and glamour that are inherent to both … Read more

Big Bang 44mm Greengo Bang by Hublot

Hublot has created this Big Bang limited edition to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the legendary night club GreenGo, located in the heart of the Gstaad Palace Hotel. The case is made of microblasted black ceramic with AR-coated sapphire crystal and features the Swiss automatic Hublot caliber HUB4100 movement. Limited edition of 40 watches available exclusively at

Created by Southport artist Clare Wright, this stunning mirrored aluminum recreation of the blonde actress Marilyn Monroe will help raise money for the Marina Dalglish Appeal. The creation is part of a limited edition series of 50, and each recreation will be adorned with £500 worth of Swarovski crystals. She shared, “It’s important that we … Read more

Diamond Skull by Damien Hirst: A Platinum Tribute

British artist Damien Hirst used an infant’s skull to create his latest work, “For Heaven’s Sake.” The metal skull is cast in platinum and covered with more than 8,100 diamonds by royal jewellers Bentley & Skinner. Hirst acquired the child’s skull as part of a 19th‑century pathology collection; it is believed to be that of … Read more