Feeling super confused about why Pentax would want your camera to look like a beanie baby. [crunchgear]

Girl releases seven new skateboard decks (one for each of pro rider) all featuring different “Emoji”, which are supposedly cuter versions of emoticons (who knew such a thing existed?). [Mash Kulture]

Football hooligans and their fan tattoos. Shot by photographer Neil Bedford. Warning: many pale, fleshy arms and calfs. [Curated Mag]

Colette celebrates its 13th anniversary, and they’re inviting people to show up at their storefront tomorrow (Paris time) for a surprise! [Colette]

Other Criteria, Damien Hirst’s publishing and merchandising company, just dropped some keychains that were inspired by the artist’s New Religion series. [Slamxhype]

Uniform Experiment Spring/Summer 2010 Collection drops this week, and includes a collaboration with Dr. Martens and some slick glasses and sunglasses. [High Snobiety]

Oh man, sadface. Jerome B. York, the OG ex-CFO of Apple just died of an aneurism. [Gizmodo]

The second delivery of UNDFTD’s Spring 2010 Collection goes on sale at the LA location and online this Saturday, and here’s a glimpse into what you can expect. [Freshness Mag]

For those in the NYC area who failed to mark their calendars, don’t forget to check out the Barnstormers group exhibit that opens tonight. [Joshua Liner Gallery]

These cast concrete chairs by Dutch designers Tejo Remy & René Veenuizen that resemble blow-up furniture (complete with seams and buckling) are startlingly brilliant. [dezeen]

Rip-stop nylon surfaces and a million pockets, what’s not to love about this Quinze & Milan collabo with Eastpak? [designboom]

Opening Ceremony is taking an extra 20% off of already marked down prices for people ordering merchandise from their website. Hurry! [Opening Ceremony]

Everything about this brilliantly designed folding electrical plug gives us great joy. So goddamn clever, we can’t stand it. [dezeen]

The official Duck Sauce (a side project of A-Trak x Armand Van Helden) toy designed by Fools Gold art director Dust La Rock will drop later this month. Limited to a 1000 pieces… [Hypebeast]

Zara x Keith Haring tees and hoodies are on sale in 60 countries; in over 1,000 Zara stores. The sorely missed artist’s vibrant graphics can be seen on their site. [Zara]

Protect thy skin with the specially-packaged Kiehl’s Acai Damage-Protecting Toning Mist line, which the cosmetics brand created for Earth Day 2010 with the help of Jeff Koons, Pharrell Williams, Julianne Moore and pro-surfer Malia Jones. All the proceeds will go to the Rainforest Alliance. [Slamxhype]

These photographs of Dubai are strangely depressing. Something distinctly wistful about the skyline. And on that note, bye! [nowness]

L.L. Bean Signature Collection is released, and with it an interview with the line’s creative director, Alex Carleton. [The Ballast]

Another weird product drop from BAPE, this time in the form of wooden chopsticks that come wrapped in camo cloth. [High Snobiety]

Aurel Schmidt, an artist from British Columbia, creates 11 different lettered graphics for Opening Ceremony, and they are happily getting the T-shirt treatment ($60/pop). [Hypebeast]

Photo collector Superbomba’s Flickr stream feels like sunshine on your face. Who doesn’t like sunshine? [It'sNiceThat]

Vibrant and sprawling gallery of American painter Hunt Slonem in his batshit beautiful studio, shot by none other than The Selby. [CuratedMag]

Japanese brand Rehacer (which means to rebuild in Danish) and Outdoor Products collaborate on a collection of well-designed, functional bags. [Freshness Mag]

Check out Garbstore’s spring/summer 2010 lookbook, which includes quality outerwear pieces and a collabo T-shirt that the London retailer/brand did with Mighty Healty. [Hypebeast]

Not even a month after opening its LA location, Mishka starts doing business in Tokyo. [Sneaker Freaker]

“Quantum Pong 3″ (suspended animation ping pongs, people!) and more at a group photography exhibition entitled Hey, Hot Shot! going down at Art MoCo right now. [MoCo Loco]

BLARGH! Paul Smith’s jeans printed backpack is enormously fuckwithable. Want. [Selectism]

Fascinating interview with Andy Spade about function, form, Alden Cordovan loafers, and how National Geographic is an exquisite style resource. [A Continuous Lean]

Nike announces a special (PRODUCT)RED ball, which will be used this weekend in the world’s most respected soccer leagues: Barclays Premier League, Spain’s La Liga and Italy’s Serie A. [Slamxhype]

And in other futbol news, the fine folks at soccer site The Original Winger have teamed up with Nike for a United States 2010 World Cup away jersey giveaway. Hit ‘em up for deets. [The Original Winger]

Buried Alive is a hot new streetwear brand from Korea, and they just released this dope S/S 2010 lookbook. [Hypebeast]

Independent hip-hop label Duck Down Records (home to Kidz in The Hall, Sean Price, Buckshot) celebrates its 15th year in the game, and UNDRCRWN drops a T-shirt to commemorate the occasion. [Freshness Mag]

Kabbalah vodka is a real thing and the packaging is WEIRD. Think handmade glass infant figurines wailing at the bottom of the bottle. [The Dieline]

The Giant Robot store in San Francisco is hosting an incredible collection of video game-inspired artwork in a show entitled Game Over 3. Running through to this weekend it will shoooooryuken! Hadooooouken! [Wired]

Disney just released images of their Tron Legacy monorail skins and they look like massive light cycles. Nerd. Gasm. [CrunchGear]

Richard Killroy illustrates the most popular looks in men’s fashion for Fall/Winter 2010. The drawings are amazing, right down to the “Blue Steels” and “Magnums.” [High Snobiety]

Can’t wait for the April (supposed) drop of AJKO? Oqium NL is taking limited-time-only pre-orders today. [Sneaker Freaker]

London-based Fixed Mag just revealed the cover for their 5th issue. Check it out! [Prolly is Not Probably]

The Banksy vs. Robbo feud continues. [slamxhype]

Sony’s 3D TVs go to market in Japan in June. And they look siiiiiiiick. [CrunchGear]

BAPE joins in on the effort to help those affected by the earthquake in Haiti by releasing a T-shirt with help from Gene Krell. [High Snobiety]

An iconic (read: naked) Terry Richardson shot for Muse Magazine gets the limited edition (30 pieces) treatment on a skateboard deck. [Hypebeast]

Yo, the non-bootleglooking Tron Legacy trailer is on YouTube now. You want to go to there. [YouTube]

Check out Alexander Wang’s T Line featuring a variety of cuts and styles, all made of super soft quality materials that girls want to rub their faces on. Scientific fact. [Opening Ceremony]

Check out this fresh mid-cut deck shoe from Mata x Beauty & Youth. Available in brown and black suede. [Slamxhype]

Here’s a look at men’s and women’s T-shirts from PAM’s Spring/Summer collection, “Garden of Earthly Delights”. Simple yet fun graphics that are characteristic of this collective. [Mash Kulture]

Karl Lagerfeld is slated to shoot the next Pirelli Calendar in April. Go nudity. And tires. [WWD]

CLOT from Hong Kong designs the adidas x Star Wars Hoth Skate Highs to perfectly live up to its name. [High Snobiety]

And to end on a happy sartorial note, our pal Steve Jobs shucked his typical turtleneck for a tux at last night’s Oscar’s. A win for all. [Gizmodo]

Mighty Healthy’s Pop-Up Shop goes up at Reed Space Annex tomorrow! Check their site for more details. [Mighty Healthy]

YO. You have exactly one week to get your money right or warm up that credit card because March 12th is iPad pre-order day with the first shipment streeting on April 3rd. [Crunch Gear]

Madsteez, an artist and frequent Nike collaborator, paints a giant (80 x 30 feet) mural featuring the superstars of soccer outside Ricardo Montalbán Theater in LA. He only had six days to finish the piece just as we had scant moments to learn how to spell Montalbán (not how you’d think, right?). [Sneaker Freaker]

Our favorites Neighborhood and Porter’s Spring/Summer 2010 “Diamond” Wallets are dope. They come in two styles and two colorways, black and blue. [High Snobiety]

The Hundreds‘ iconic Adam Bomb now comes in CHALK flavor. Cop him at THSF and THLA or online starting this weekend. [The Hundreds]

Allister Lee has worked with big names like Supreme, Staple, and Mishka, and the illustrator/graphic designer will be showing his work at Stüssy San Franscisco starting next week. The exhibition is entitled Black is Beautiful. Which it totally is. [Hypebeast]

Air Jordan VI five-panel hats are now available. The black and varsity red joint screams us. [Freshness Mag]

This is one mother of an invention. Peep the ingenuity at the rad blog afrigadget, where in the face of scant means and few materials, people have fashioned light bulbs, water carriers and candles out of nothing. [It's Nice That]

Stüssy drops a limited edition T-shirt with their recently unveiled 2010 Spring Collection Book. Some of the graphics from the book are featured on the tee. [High Snobiety]

It’s the rock! Check out this iPhone case released at Hong Kong retailer Joyce. [Gizmodo]

The dope style and design of Nike SB meets the technical expertise of ACG for this heavyweight waterproof Storm jacket. [Mash Kulture]

Ryan McGinness’s solo exhibition entitled Studio Franchise shows in Madrid. The pictures are definitely worth checking out. [Slamxhype]

This hooded blazer from Nom de Guerre’s SS2010 collection is military-inspired, comes in a beautiful deep green colorway, and goes straight to the top of our must-have list. [High Snobiety]

Nice Kicks flagship, the physical extension of the very popular and informative website, just opened in Austin, Texas. Red carpet shots from the weekend feature celebrities like Bun B. Complex editor Joe La Puma also graced the 700 + attendees with his presence. [Freshness Mag]

Olivier Theyskens, the prodigiously talented Belgian designer formerly at Rochas and the House of Nina Ricci, is the subject of a sumptuous coffee table, The Other Side of the Picture, published by Assouline. Find a behind-the-scenes video here. [Curated Mag]

Terry Richardson shoots Lil Wayne. [Terry's Diary]

Slamxhype is sending one lucky person to Tokyo (Harajuku)! The bananas Japanese city continues to wield tons of influence on street culture so this is a chance of lifetime. [Slamxhype]

Last year, the Nike Air Max 1 repped on many sneakerheads’ favorites lists and this year, the silhouette gets a Parra makeover. Available only in the Netherlands and select few Nike Sportswear locations March 13th… [Hypebeast]

Check out the work of Brooklyn photographer Sarah Small. She describes her photos as “exploring the surprising interactions born when dissociated characters are brought together into the same space”. Hello New York! [Mash Kulture]

Wanna turn your Bar Mitzvah money into a set of gold turntables and then parlay that to a Word DMC Championship? Not Jewish? Well, it doesn’t mean you can’t learn from this video on DJ Shiftee. [Boundless Radio]

Futura is playing with LEGOs. And by “playing” we mean, creating batshit beautiful sculptures. And by “sculptures” we mean, kick-ass toys that we want REALLY BAD. Here’s a gallery and a video by Lenny’s kids, 13thWitness and Tabatha. [Freshness Mag]

A lovely behind-the-scene Banksy video of what went into his The Sunday Times Magazine cover. It was distributed over the weekend. Over the pond. And there’s wee tiny waterskis and the Fonz and a shark. J/K. Banksy’s the man. [Curated Mag]

Mighty Healthy x The Garbstore tees. 100% Cotton; 100% Fresh. [The Garbstore]

The Serpentine Gallery in London will be showcasing works by Richard Hamilton a.k.a. the grandfather of pop art. The exhibit predominantly focuses on the artist’s paintings and collages of a more political nature. [Slamxhype]

Salivate over the super dope “Brasil Pack” from Nike Sportswear, which the Brazil National soccer team will be wearing for the upcoming World Cup. [Fly Lyf]

The Messenger Backpack from Incase’s Courier Collection keeps all your belongings secure while your uninsured body flies off your bike to flip over an open car door. Stupid cars. [Freshness Mag]

Industrial design at its best or a classic trashy “As Seen on TV” moment? The CartDesk does just what its name implies. [Gizmodo]

Liberty of London and Mastermind Japan collaborate on a line of high-end silk scarves. [High Snobiety]

BAPE’s iconic aesthetics get applied to Case Study Shop’s furniture, and the result is a fine collection of chairs and wall clocks (that have probably sold out by the time you’re reading this). [Hypebeast]

Here is an interview with Croatian-born designer of Silent, Damir Doma. He discusses his design process and how he got into fashion. [Slamxhype]

Check out images from The Third Dimension exhibition at Maison De L’architecture et de la Ville, which is a show dedicated to displaying artistic architectural scale models. [Design Boom]

The fine folks at Strictly Fitteds are back with their annual bonanza. Thousands of dollars of free hats. ‘Nuff said. [Strictly Fitteds]

Hedi Slimane, infamous for his design work at Dior Homme from 2000 to 2007, is now a critically lauded photographer. In this interview he discusses the future of fashion from his new perspective. [Style.com via Selectism]

Nike Football’s Mercurial Vapor SuperFly II is unveiled in London. The launch features the Real Madrid superstar Christiano Ronaldo and one of the most technologically advanced soccer boots to date. [Freshness Mag]

Lomos are beloved for their ability to produce highly-stylized pictures, and this LC-A+ Instant Back might just make the quirky cameras even more popular. [Crunch Gear]

British sportswear designer Kim Jones unveils spring/summer 2010 for British label Dunhill. Vibrant color block tees and lightweight sweaters descend upon Opening Ceremony. [Freshness Mag]

Fantastic, detail shots of a highly (truly ridiculously) covetable pair of World War II herringbone twill camouflage pants. Granted they cost $750, but looking is free and you won’t look so “standard issue” on the street.
[A Continuous Lean]

Everybody drop everything and go to Terry Richardson’s blog right now. He shot the Jersey Shore dudes and it’s AWESOME. [Terry's Diary]

Seattle’s Maiden Noir gives us a taste of what to expect from their spring 2010 collection. [High Snobiety]

Nat Thomson has worked with Phonomenon and Calvin Klein as a web marketer, and he also writes and DJs. Check out this interview where he discusses everything from what he’s reading to his love for houseplants. [Slamxhype]

F1 engineers designed this beautiful BERU Factor 001 bicycle, and if you’ve got 34 grand to throw around, you’re an asshole you should get one. [Autoblog]

If you haven’t already, check out the heartstring tangling trailer for Spike Jonze’s short film Robot Love Story that was commissioned by Absolut Vodka and premiered at Sundance. [Yanko Design]

Here’s a lovely gallery from the gorgeous flagship of yesterday’s Buy It Now brand Barbour. Seriously, can we live? Can they build one here? Please? [A Continuous Lean]

Artist Sterling Ruby applies his signature technique of spray painting large canvases in a collaboration with Raf Simons. The duly embellished bolts of fabric create jeans, denim jackets, blazers, and trench coats. [High Snobiety]

Yves Saint Laurent for Atelier NYC. As in, Stefano Pilati does an Italy-manufactured capsule collection that we can stalk right here in town. Plus, the pieces are devilishly moody. [Selectism]

Check out Rebel8’s dope posters designed by Mike Giant. Six different designs, each signed and numbered by the artist. [Mash Kulture]

Common Projects Spring/Summer 2010 Desert Boots are to die for. TO DIE! [Freshness Mag]

Mourn the loss of a great artist but celebrate his work by copping these Alexander McQueen x PUMA Black Tech KO. [Hypebeast]

These ACNE Desert High 3 shoes are probably impossible to pull off, but we love and want ‘em badly anyway. [Freshness Mag]

Any one of these Kneko Optical x nonnative Spring/Summer 2010 frames will instantly make you look smarter and cooler. Tote a book as an accessory to really look the part. [Slamxhype]

Get good and salivating at these detail shots from Levi’s x Original Fake “Chomped” denim series slated for release this weekend in an exclusive circa 1944, S501 model. [Freshness Mag]

It doesn’t get any more classic than these New Balance M1300 “Made in USA” joints. Mita will have them soon. Simple perfection. [High Snobiety]

Check out behind-the-scenes videos for the making of the 2010 Whitney Biennial that opens this week in New York. [Curated Mag]

Photoshop celebrates its 20 years in the game today. [Arkitip Intel]

Champion collaborates with Japanese retailer and label namamica on a line of high-quality fleece hoodies. Judging from how awesome the collection looks, it’ll probably go on sale in Japan only. Sigh. [Hypebeast]

If you’re in LA, go check out this Haze x Stussy gallery show. Limited edition tees and sneakers will be offered for sale on site. [Slamxhype]

Korea has Seoul. Check this 1:1500 scale version of the city on display at The Seoul Museum of History. [Crunch Gear]

Celebrity Tweets. Illustrated. [World's Best Ever]

New Rogues Gallery Ts. [High Snobiety]

Shaq’s crazy ass art gallery opens tonight as well. [Flag Art Foundation]