Style Daily Style & Design News: November 20, 2009

If you’re in New York tonight get to KEO’s Piecebook event. Bring your blackbook and your dancing shoes, DJ Clark Kent and Kool Bob Love are gonna be bringing the house down. [Wealthy Hostage]

Japanese jewelry maker Jan Home Made’s Secret Mickey watch is part classy, grown-up accessory and part, “Please beat me up” childhood nostalgia. [Slamxhype]

Moncler and Pharrell Williams are set to work together on the Fall 2010 Moncler V Collection, the Italian outerwear maker’s collaborative initiative. Visvim has taken part in the past, so you know it’s gonna be fancy. [Freshness Mag]

The dark and fucked up world of Tim Burton is on display at the MoMa in New York City from November 22, 2009 to April 26, 2010. We haven’t seen it yet, but we’re gonna out on a limb and say this is gonna be a must. [MoMA]

Stussy will be releasing Retrospective #1 Collection this weekend, a throwback line that includes a varsity jacket, Levi’s 501 denim, and other pieces from the streetwear O.G.’s earlier days. [High Snobiety]

Hubba Wheels x Farrah Fawcett T-Shirt – is this really awesome, or fucked up? Choose your own response. [Rad Collector]

Moleskine artist collaboration notebooks for those of you who still know how to write with pens. [Moco Loco]

Style Street Detail: Mr. Wendell

NAME: Wendell

OCCUPATION: Retail/Student

HOME BASE: Brooklyn, NY

GLASSES: Paul Smith

JACKET: Moncler

SHIRT: DSquared2

BELT: Comme des Garçons

JEANS: Nudie Jeans Co.

SNEAKERS: Nike

What is your favorite fall trend? Toggle jackets.

Must have item for fall? Snow boots.

What sneaker style are you rocking this season? High-top sneakers.

Cold weather don’t? Linen shirts.

Who is your Halloween costume this year? THE JOKER!

Who inspires your style? Tom Ford and Diddy—real men wear suits.

Vote on whether this week’s subject is “Stylin” or “Wildin” below…

Style Trendhumper: Moncler Jackets

How could you be so…Cold as the winter wind when it breeze yo?“

Good question, 'Ye. Something tells us Italian outerwear company Moncler has the final answer. Known for its flexiblity and shininess, the company is over half a century old, yet they keep managing to re-invent themselves with help from designers like Alessandra Facchinetti (formerly of Valentino) and Giambattista Valli. In 2008, Moncler proved to the masses that they had that fire to keep the heat in the streets, and even took home honors for the coveted Complex Best Outerwear Brand of the Year award.

So what do you think about this trend? Are you ready to break the bank just to stay warm? Check out some options below and vote on whether to “HUMP” or “DUMP”…