United Arrows Beauty & Youth collaborate with Lacoste on a special pack of polos exclusive to the Japanese retailer. With a background in tennis, Lacoste and its long-lasting history has seen it claim the polo shirt as one of its most well-known pieces. The B & Y re-design features a polka dot pattern in black, kelly and navy versions alongside the familiar Lacoste logo. Available now at Beauty & Youth retailers across Japan.

An iconic symbol in its own right, Staple release a new batch of New Era 59FIFTY fitted caps featuring its signature pigeon. The versions for this season include three different styles, gray wool, navy blue pinstripe and a utilitarian all-black version. The hats are available now at Hall of Fame.

The Maison Martin Margiela Line 8 accessories line create the following hybrid style of sunglasses for this season. Two recognizable styles are fused into one which includes an aviator style integrated into a more simple plastic frame. Two colors include tortoise shell and black. The styles are available now at Aloha Rag.

Photographer Alex Dram has just released a new set of flicks via his flickr page, this collection definitely reflects the in voyeur lurking side all of us.

This Buick Streamliner designed by Norman E. Timbs in 1949 has beautiful curves but it almost deserves to be a boat!  We’re not sure where the engine sits but either way there is a ton of trunk space somewhere as well.

announcement is slightly bittersweet as the NUMBER (N)INE For Converse comes both as a beginning and as an end, following the shutting down of the once beloved and coveted Japanese label. After the label took its final bow on the runway for its last show, “A Closed Feeling” (the Fall/Winter 2009 collection), it disbanded and the stores were set to close at the end of last year.

For fans of the label that did mourn the loss, the collaboration with Converse marks Takahiro Miyashita’s resurfacing in the scene and brings about a glad nostalgia. This collection includes Miyashita’s re-imagination of the iconic Chuck Taylor All Star and One Star for this season and the Converse Odessa for later this year.

For the Chuck Taylors, Miyashita wanted to create something “authentic and permanent”, and thus took a hybrid approach to the design. Crafted with a retro deconstructed look in mind, the shoes are made from premium dear skin with yellow shad suede upper. Miyashita incorporated Odessa’s system of asymmetrical lacing from the 70s and 80s into the design, almost creating something that is entirely new yet bearing an uncanny sense of familiarity for sneakerheads who know their Converse. Aside from the yellow All Star, there is also a One Star version also crafted from premium deer skin, but with white shad suede upper with a silver metallic star on the heel.

These shoes are, quite frankly, reminiscent of Miyashita’s NUMBER (N)INE style where everything was effortless, warm and comfortable like colorful knit cardigans and hacked-off cotton duck pants and pajama shirts that one might find from his or her grandfather’s closet.

The collection is due to release tomorrow on March 12 at select retailer such as Aloha Rag, Colette, Dover Street Market, Juice, Patta and UNDFTD.

Our Berlin bureau is going ham and brie over these chukka boots from Hussein Chalayan’s latest PUMA Urban Mobility Collection. On the Motus, Chalayan explores “that fine boundary between fashion and technology”, that has won him accolades from around the globe – most notably back-to-back wins at the British Fashion Awards. Available in vaporous gray at Revolve.

Coming in as what has been labeled the “Stenciled” series, these new highs and lows from Lavnin both feature multi-texture uppers with suede toes and vamp rubber soles. Now available at Barney’s.

Once again, eyewear label Mykita looks towards the design efforts of cutting-edge Frenchman Romain Kremer for an interesting set of shades. The sunglasses, inspired by Yuri Gagarin, the first man human in outer space, following the ideology that they are “made to protect the 3rd eye and the brain, reinforcing the idea of a new type of man, with a sci-fi warrior touch.” Two solid colorways are offered, with the black version having already been spotted on Lady Gaga. A release is scheduled for this Fall/Winter season with retail set at 575 Euros.

Arguably one of the better Air Jordan releases in sometime, the VI sees a new colorway, appropriately dubbed the “Oreo.” The kicks take on a mostly white base with clear outsole detailing, black nubuck paneling, and splatter accents. A release is set for Saturday, March 20th via Jordan retail accounts, including Rugged Sole.