Lupe works with Goyard for a project to be on display at RSVP Gallery in Chicago. [High Snobiety]

Check out these photos from the 2009 World Series as the New York Yankees celebrate their 27th title. [UNDFTD]

Technics Limited City Edition record bags make you cool for two reasons: You’re reppin’ your city, and you’re still buying vinyl. [Freshness Mag]

RZA drops supreme knowledge in an interview for Supreme Book (Vol.5). [Slamxhype]

British publisher Phaidon (known for books on art, design, architecture, etc) jumps on the pop-up store bandwagon for a three-month stay in New York. [Slamxhype]

No Mas and Muhammed Ali celebrate the 35th anniversary of “The Rumble in the Jungle” and Ali’s victory in Zaire. Check out original animated shorts by David Rathman, James Blagden & Jerome Lagarrigue. [No Mas]

Steve Aoki’s Dim Mak unveils a line of t-shirts from its 2010 Spring/Summer collection. The rave lives on… [Hypebeast]

On a related note, don’t do drugs. Trippy. [Gizmodo]

SOPH’s 10th anniversary celebration continues with another collaboration with Tiffany & Co. The classic Tiffany Key Ring gets updated with a SOPH tag. [Freshness Mag]

Supreme Book Vol. 5 featuring RZA , Eric Koston, Damien Hirst and photographs by Terry Richardson will drop later this month—only in Japan. Sigh…[Freshness Mag]

Lexus LF-A Crystallised Wind is what? A real car? [Gizmodo]

Jun Takahashi of super trendy Japanese clothing label Undercover talks the good and bad side of the internet’s impact on fashion. [The Corner]

Jimmy Choo (of Carrie Bradshaw and Shyne fame) for the first time does a men’s line for H&M, and the collection is slated to hit the retailer next month. [High Snobiety]

Whoa. Chembot will kill you. [PSFK]

Supreme pays tribute to one of the most influential musicians in American history, John Coltrane. T-shirts with various designs based on photographs of the Jazz saxophonist will be available later this month. Black Flag shout? [Hypebeast]

Premier New York bike boutique Chari & Co collaborates with retailer/designer Steven Alan on two different flannel shirts that feature rider-friendly details such as Velcro-fastened chest pockets and a rear pouch big enough for a water bottle. [Prollyisnotprobably]

Check out the newly designed pictograms for the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London. [Core77]

Bring the party to the slopes this winter with Liquid Lounger, Burton’s new backpack with a built-in cooler (big enough for a 24-pack) and sound system. [Freshness Mag]

The new C2 Portable Hard Drive makes backing up important data easy and hassle free, complete with an integrated USB cable and iPod/PC/Mac compatibility. [Marcus Troy]

Supreme cranks out this accessory they designed to hold skateboard tools for those who actually skate. [Freshness Mag]

Opening Ceremony works with Japanese brand Master-Piece for a bag collection, which combines simple classic design with superior craftsmanship. [High Snobiety]

Just in time for the holiday season, Iron Man Nutcracker. [Gizmodo]

This Parajumper Kodiak Coat is a good choice for wheathering through the worst this winter has to offer. [Selectism]

The Supreme x VANS Half Cab & Old Skool Collection drops Thursday, October 8th. Suede and checkers in 3 different colorways each. [Freshness Mag]

Looking for the perfect centerpiece for Halloween 2009 decorations? Original Fake brings back the Skeleton Ornament in orange. [High Snobiety]

“Darkness” is the theme of Italian designer Giorgio Di Salvo’s very limited (only 100 copies), hand made book Blacknusss. Erik Brunetti of FUCT contributes to this issue. [The Love Awareness Program]

Been getting your Girl Talk on in the dorm rooms mashing “LOL Smiley Face” to “Paparazzi”? This new Novation Launch Pad will let ‘em know that you’re actually doing something when you push all those buttons. [Gizmodo]

Recent Banksy stencil work spotted in London captures the public sentiment toward ticket writing cops. [Animal]

Undefeated takes its iconic Brent Rollins imagery to a mousepad. Hypebeast! Youporn! Gawker! Here we come. [High Snobiety]

Cop this ALIFE x DIM MAK t-shirt and score a ticket to Cloaks and Daggers (read: The Steve Aoki Show), which takes place next Thursday at Santos Party House in NYC. [Hypebeast]

Although you’ve probably dropped major paper at Supreme in the last few years, you might not have known the man behind the clothing. Don’t get it confused though, Brendon Babenzien’s resume doesn’t start and end with Supreme. Babenzien is also the creator of impressive clothing labels like Aprix and Noah. Yeah, he knows what he’s doing. Because we’re into looking forward, we tapped Babenzien to give us his trend predictions for the coming year in the annual Style & Design special from our latest issue. Check out the extended online cut below…

SNAP-FRONT DENIM JACKETS
Most often made for children but occasionally you can get lucky and find an adult-sized one.

THE TAKEOVER OF THE MOCCASIN
The deck shoe is tailing off. The moc’s more of a landlubbers’ shoe anyway—face it, most of us aren’t on the water as much as we’d like.

FLANNEL MAKING IT’S WAY OUT OF THE PICTURE
I’m planning more patterns to replace some plaids, which seem to be the uniform right now.

EARLY PROPER SKINHEAD LOOKS
Pre-racism bullshit. Early skins represented the working class and weren’t racially divided. They took the everyday uniform of the working man and made it sharp.

NEWTON RUNNING SHOES
Changed my life; nothing in the running world even comes close.

ARMY JACKETS
It’s nothing new but non-designer m-51s, m-65s, m-A1s and parkas all feel really good right now. The army jacket is so super-NY; I think of Woody Allen, which is always a good thing.

ROBES
I don’t expect to see people walking around in them, but a good robe is hard to beat. Call me crazy until you get your hands on one, and then we’ll see.

TECHNICAL OUTERWEAR
Sometimes it’s easier to throw on a good waterproof shell as opposed to a old-timey waxed jacket or mac—unless you’re pheasant hunting. The ultra classic thing that has gripped the country has gotten a bit boring. We can look good without being “dressed” all of the time.

RELATED: My Style & Design Predictions: Kevin Rose & Alex Albrecht

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The name “Damien Hirst” is famous, and perhaps you posted his Supreme skateboard collaboration to your blogspot/Twitter and pretended to know his deal. Or maybe you copped that 10Deep T-shirt (?). Dude is actually pretty awesome, and just in case you find yourself pulling a blank when the British homie gets brought up in conversation, we figured we’d break down the bullet points for you. Hit the jump and get educated on Damien Hirst’s most iconic/interesting work so next time you sneak into a gallery function for the free Krug you’ll be all set.

The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living (1991)
• It’s a shark swimming in formaldehyde. Anyone can do that, right? Right, but only one guy did. Originally commissioned in 1991 by Charles Saatchi, the ad superhero re-sold it in 2004, turning Hirst into the second most expensive living artist after Jasper Johns at the time (he surpassed Johns in 2007). It also put Hirst on the map in a big way. Due to deterioration of the original 14-foot (4.3 m) tiger shark, it was replaced with a new specimen in 2006. It is on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City until 2010. Cop the Lego version and act like you know.

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Pharamacy (1992)
• A lot of Hirst’s art questions the ideas of art itself, and this life-sized recreation of a pharmacy inside the Tate London was one of his more banger wacko installs. He had all that shark money leftover and figured, “Yeah, let’s just go for it and see what happens.”

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Spot Paintings (1990s)
• Recalling his Spot paintings, for which he first became known in the ’90s, Hirst says: “I only painted the first five and I was like, ‘Fuck this,’ I hated it. As soon as I sold one, I used the money to pay people to make them. They were better at it than me. I get bored. I get very impatient.” There’s about 300 or so of these, one of which we’re pretty sure Hov owns.

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Hymn (1996)
• Hey, get it? It’s like science class only way way waaaaay more expensive. As a side note, the science guys got mad.

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Stations of the Cross by Damien Hirst and David Bailey (2004)
• This series of twelve photographs depicting the final moments of Jesus Christ got the Christians in a tiff while making Hirst more of an art star. The collab with David Bailey mixed some nudity in with the blood and dead cows—click over if you want to see the boob shot.

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Aubade Crown of Glory (2006)
• Ok, stained glass window. Wait a second, those are exotic butterfly wings! Thousands of them. L.A. shit its collective pants when these showed up.

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For the Love of God (2007)
• Hirst’s platinum skull is encrusted with 8,601 flawless diamonds, including a pear-shaped pink diamond located in the forehead of the skull. It cost £14 million to produce, and went on display at the White Cube gallery in London at an asking price of £50 million, which would have been the highest price ever paid for a single work by a living artist. It sold for $100 million, kind of.

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The Hours Music Video featuring Sienna Miller (2008)
• Dude had some time on his hands while the Hirst factory team churned out work. He figured he’d link up with Brit pop super group The Hours and have British Lohan-to-be Sienna Miller go nuts on video. Having Damien Hirst direct a video for your band isn’t so bad.

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Damien Hirst X Supreme (2009)
• Hirst teamed up with Supreme to promote his Spin paintings through skateboards this past April. A solid investment, these puppies are reselling at at least double on eBay today.

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Damien Hirst x Livestrong x TREK “Stages”
• Look for this full Livestrong x TREK “Stages” bike to be revealed next week, a special design that Hirst did for Lance Armstrong, and a pattern that will appear in a Hirst piece for the “Stages” art exhibit, a traveling show that will feature work by KAWS, Hirst, Mark Newsom, Os Gemeos and others.

AGE: 21

OCCUPATION: Financial Investigator/Stylist

HOME BASE: Flatbush, Brooklyn

HAT: Supreme

SWEATSHIRT: Brooklyn Circus

PANTS: Zara

SNEAKERS: YSL

POUCH: Louis Vuitton

MESSENGER BAG: Supreme

WATCH: Nooka x Brooklyn Circus

What are you saving up for the summer? Vacation.

What summer trends have you seen? V-neck T-shirts, pastel-colored oxfords, cropped shorts/chinos and Palmers Cocoa Butter.

What is your dream vacation? Jet-setting from Bora Bora to St. Tropez to Rio de Janeiro.

What is the sneaker style you are rocking this season? High-end designers do it for me.

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

What is your summer drink? Voss water all day. Nutcracker from Uptown and slushies in the summer.

What inspires your style? Avant-garde style icons.

What city has the best style? London, Paris, and New York of course!

What movie best captures your style? Cidade de Deus and Menace II Society.

Who has wack style? People who are trying to be different. Everyone is on that same wavelength nowadays.

What trend do you want to see die? Deep V-necks, Non-prescription glasses, baggy denim with high tops.

Last clothing item you purchased? A pair of Lanvins without the strap.

Favorite website? Highsnobiety.com.

Favorite online shop? Brooklyn Circus.

What is your favorite brand? Lanvin, PLAY C.D.G, Brooklyn Circus, Louis Vuitton, BAPE, Supreme, Raf Simons, ALIFE, Rick Owens, and Surface To Air.

What do chicks dig about your style? I don’t try too hard—I’m not nonchalant about it.

What’s the most common statement people make about your style? “Can you be my stylist?”

What’s the item currently in your closet you most regret buying? Half of my Nike stock.

What do you see as the next big trend? PLAY, Comme des Garçons, and Super. Watch everyone start wearing slim Dior Homme denim with Timbs now…

What is your favorite city? New York City.

Who is your dream date? Rhi Rhi!! And Andressa Soares.

Last book read? Complex Magazine.

What is your trend proof style advice for our readers? Be original. Be you. Do you. Love life. Live life.

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Available in a wide ranging number of sizes and styles, duffle bags are perfect for quick trips—they’re easy to manage, and if traveling by plane, are easy to store in overhead compartments. Now, we know what you’re thinking, you don’t want to look like a bougie fashionista carrying around a manbag, but c’mon, even Supreme makes a duffle bag now. And since summer is the season of the weekend getaway, now is the time to get your bag game proper. To help guide your decision, we’ve picked out our 10 favorite duffle bags for this season. And with prices ranging from $34 to $526, you may just feel the need to cop two…

Habitat’s cork top cruisers are easy on the toes. [Rad Collector]

Here it is, gentlemen. Everything you ever wanted to know about the Palm Pre. [Engadget]

Orlando sucks. It really does. Even if you like the Magic, Orlando sucks. Fourtunately, UNDFTD was able to express this idea on a T-shirt. [Slam x Hype]

Vans‘ Californication boots are awesome. Awesome. [High Snobiety]

David Lynch is going nuts. Again. [Interview Project]

Ever wonder what Kanye West’s 10 favorite things are? [Men.Style]

Supreme drops a name; the cool guys pick it up. So here goes—Supreme: “Malcolm McLaren.” Cool Guys: *Frantic Google-searching.* We won’t go into his whole CV here but just know that back in the day, the double-M had more 12″ game than John Holmes. If you’re a DJ over 30, you know what’s up. Anyway, Supreme has a little capsule thing going with Malcolm McLaren in the form of T-shirts, hoodies, Vans kicks and this set of dope snapback hats with original artwork. Today’s Buy It Now is the Supreme x Malcolm McLaren New Era Snapback in three colorways. Get more info and see detail pics below…

SUPREME x MALCOLM MCLAREN NEW ERA SNAPBACK
Click here to Buy It Now at SupremeNewYork.com, $48
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WHITE:

• For the Supreme x Malcolm McLaren T-shirts, click here.

• For the Supreme x Malcom McLaren x Vans shoes, click here.

Supreme’s new Malcom McClaren collection is dope. [Slam x Hype]

So it looks like the all black 3M “Toro Bravo” Jordan Vs are available separately in Europe. In the US you have to buy the two pack, which is more expensive. Yay math, yay flying to London to get a pair of sneakers. [Sneaker News]

Mos Def shows off the new Neighborhood collection. [High Snobiety]

DQM, Kicks, and Huf bring forth 3Feet High part II. [Mash Kulture]

If you live in NYC, go check out the new J. Crew Men’s Shop. Really. [Freshness]

Nike Crank Yanker-izes LeBron for its new playoffs commercials. [Nice Kicks]

Commonwealth goes for round two on the Reebok Pump Omni Lite and re-vamps the seafoam colorway for summer. [Sneaker Files]

The boys on Lafayette has had enough of eyewear collabs. Supreme goes in on its own line of sunglasses now that it’s nice out. [High Snobiety]

Parra is doing up an Air Max 1 for Fall. As usual, hot fire. [Mash Kulture]

Who is this Pedro Bell? Glad you asked. [Supreme]

All we really want in life is a “big check” but we’ll settle for the Big Check Shirt from Supreme. Today’s Buy It Now is Supreme’s all-cotton madras button-up with two button-flap chest pockets. In other words: your instant go-to shirt for spring. See below for details on how to chiggedy-check yourself…

SUPREME BIG CHECK SHIRT
Click Here To Buy It Now At SupremeNewYork.com, $110
Click “shop” and find the pattern in the scroll menu.

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AGE: 17

OCCUPATION: Student

HOME BASE: Flatbush, Brooklyn

HAT: Supreme

GLASSES: Vintage

JACKET: Mishka NYC

BELT: Almost

JEANS: Levi’s

SNEAKERS: adidas

Who inspires your style? Me. I dress my own way.

What city has the best style? Brooklyn.

Who has wack style? Soulja Boy.

What trend do you want to see die? Plain T-shirts. They don’t express anything.

Last clothing item you purchased? LV pouch.

Most money you ever spent on a single item of clothing? Over $200 for Prada sneakers.

Favorite website? BoundlessNY.com.

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

What do you collect? Mishka NYC shirts.

What do chicks dig about your style? That I remind them of Travis McCoy.

What’s the most common statement people make about your style? Why are your pants so tight?

What do you see as the next big trend? Mishka NYC shirts. I notice people are rocking them hard.

What is your dream job? Fashion designer or model.

Last book read? Swallowing Stones, by Joyce McDonald.

What is your trend-proof style advice for our readers? Wear what you want to wear because that’s how trends begin.
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Nike SB x Supreme, full collection view. [Slam x Hype]

If you didn’t know, there is maaad iPhone hype on the way. Here’s a little rumor confirmation. [Gizmodo]

Oh, and Zune HD hype. Not. [Gizmodo (again)]

DC’s LIFE line and the California sneaker boutique chain Blends go tone on tone on these gray Admiral High-Tops. [Freshness]

Murakami and Louis Vuitton have some new Superflat love on the way. [I Lvoe LV]

In other Superflat news, Mr. is teaming up with Lucien Pellat-Finet. Everything is going nuts, and it’s only Monday. [High Snobiety]