These detail shots from the Parra x Nike Sportswear Air Max 1s have condensation from our drool on ‘em. [Hypebeast]
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]
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]
Amongst the non-mechanic, non-F1 racing set, Pirelli Tires is famous for it’s yearly “swimsuit” calendar, a 12-month extravaganza of the hottest female models in the world, stripped down to nothing, paired with a famous fashion photographer. The limited-release calendar often features a good 9-10 (out of 12) months worth of nakedness, all in the spirit of art. Which is the best kind of nakedness anyway, ’cause you can hang it up at your desk.
For it’s 2010 release, Pirelli Tires signed photographer Terry Richardson to go down to Trancoso, Bahia, Brazil with the greatest models on the scene, and from the previews, it doesn’t look like there is much in the way of swimsuits (NSFW). While it’s tough to top Terry’s photos of girls and milk, we can introduce you to the girls, show you their sexiest model faces, and hopefully give you enough info so that when the lady from HR starts flipping through your prized Christmas gift come January, you can explain the importance of sharing great art (and personalities!) with your co-workers. Click on through to get schooled on the Girls of the 2010 Pirelli calendar…
Now that you’ve seen the Kermit vs Supreme ad campaign, we’re sure many of you are just dying to see some of the behind the scenes footage from the photo shoot that made it all possible. Here’s the clip of Terry Richardson shooting and then embracing the green-skinned Muppet like it was just another one of his submissive muses. If alive, we’re pretty sure Jim Henson would be so proud to see his prized kid-loving creation cavorting with the likes of Terry'especially after peeping this (A3).
By now you heard that photog Terry Richardson had an exhibit at Parisian cool guy boutique Colette which partly explains why Kermit the Frog has been plastered all over NYC rocking Supreme’s signature box logo t-shirt. The green faced Jim Henson creation who was never really able to close the deal with Miss Piggy, is the new face of Supreme and will be also adorned on skate decks and t-shirts. Proving there’s no such thing as a new idea, this is actually Kermit’s 2nd foray into the streetwear/footwear scene, he was featured in adidas’ Adicolor Green series back in 2006.
