Style Daily Style & Design News: October 20, 2009

Altec Lansing Stage Gig blurs the line between guitar players and Guitar Hero players even further. The stage monitor-shaped speaker doesn’t come with a guitar (a real one) input but will enhance the sound of “You Give Love A Bad Name” the next time you rock out. [Gizmodo]

Check out Trek bikes designed by artists Marc Newson, Yoshitomo Nara, Kenny Scharf, KAWS, Damien Hirst and Shepard Fairey on display at The Armory in NYC. They were ridden by Lance Armstrong on this year’s Tour De France. [Slamxhype]

We profiled the NYC brand Amongst Friends a few weeks back, and here they are with a lookbook for their Spring 2010 collection. [Hypebeast]

Shep F. and the crew are getting down with Levi’s. Obey the Giant. [Freshness]

The Hundreds had a few additions to our Best T-Shirts of the 2000s list. Thanks guys, all valid, we definitely missed a couple. The Hundreds The Hundreds The Hundreds The Hundreds The Hundreds The Hundreds. [The Hundreds]

Art Art Beat: The 10 Damien Hirst Works You Should Know

Images surfaced yesterday of the Damien Hirst -designed TREK bike that Lance Armstrong will be riding in the eighth stage of the Tour de France bike race next week. The bike, like most things Hirst is attached to, is impressive, and the graphics look like they were created by a crazy man. To put it lightly, Hirst is a crazy man. Crazy paid, that is.

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.