Style Daily Style & Design News: September 29, 2009

If the city is your canvas, choose a brush that can keep up. Chris Costello a.k.a. “KR” reveals the Krink 8-Litre Applicator. Comes numbered (only 20 made) and signed by the artist. [High Snobiety]

Unfortunately the number of Daft Punk fans in the post-Joustissce era is making it tough to stay true, but perhaps this Daft Punk x Silly Thing 1000% Kubrick set can take you back. Available October 1, 2009. [C'est La Vie]

If you went against the iPhone/Crackberry grain and went with the Chocolate, you may be in luck. LG Mobile is offering 10,000 dollars for some of them. A modern-day version of the golden ticket. [Gizmodo]

Piper Heidsieck and Christian Louboutin redefine the concept of “panty dropper”. [High Caliber]

Andy Warhol’s life and celebrated career, in a new hard-bound. [Selectism]

He-Man and friends abandon Eternia and move to Williamsburg, Brooklyn? Check out Adrian Riemann’s reinterpretation of the Masters of the Universe. [Street Level]

Style Retail Spotlight: No Comply

Opened by brothers Simon and Elias Bingham in 2007, No Comply has established itself as the go-to skate shop in downtown Austin. This family owned shop offers hard goods, shoes and apparel. In addition to its solid inventory, NC is also environmentally conscious, and makes an effort to recycle used skate products collected throughout their community and sell them in their shop.

The store stocks top-notch brands such as Adidas Campus Vulc, Adidas Skateboarding, Alien Workshop, Altamont, Anti-Hero, Benny Gold, Brixton, Chocolate, Diamond, Emerica, Girl, Habitat, Krooked, Lakai Manchesters, Matix, Nike Dunks, Nike SB, Roger, and RVCA. Oh, and the best part? The shopping experience is pleasant, thanks to the brothers doing without the whole I-own-a-skate-shop-and-can-act-like-an-a-hole-to-everyone mindset. Check out more images and info on the store below…