10.Deep continues the theme of the proverbial "paradise" - originally kicked off with its Spring 2013 collection - by way of a new "Paradise Lost" lookbook for the Summer 2013 season. Bold and colorful prints and patterns once again reign supreme as the Brooklyn-based label highlights everything from lush florals to unique tribal motifs. Furthermore, traditional camouflage patterns have been re-worked to feature hues of red and blue, thus distancing them from their military origins in favor of a summer-appropriate aesthetic. Highlights from the collection also include the likes of a "Victory" collection that serves as a departure from the botanicals and camo with its sporty look and references to both running and international competitions. Much of 10.Deep's latest summer collection is now available via the label's online store.

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Today's Essentials sees the likes of Kevin Poon - co-founder of streetwear label CLOT. With over a decade of involvement in the culture, traces of CLOT can be found throughout East Asia, from the retail outlet JUICE located in Hong Kong, Taipei, Kuala Lumpur and shanghai, down to its number of collaborations with some of the biggest names in the industry, and even with his partnership in DISTRICT (a venture that focuses on distribution) and Social Capital (his more recent endeavor into PR and marketing) . With over a decade in brand building, clothing design and product distribution, Poon is well-traveled and has gone on to cultivate lasting relationships with creatives throughout the globe -- conclusively showing all throughout his Essentials. A balance of lux accessories combined with streetwear staples blanket the surface, as well as a number of crucial tech devices - two phones for his hectic lifestyle, a GR-D for documenting his life, a Rugged LaCie USB Key for keeping his important documents safe and a Beats by Dr. Dre Pill for music on the go. Applying this healthy mix mentality to his work, Poon is able to juggle the number of ventures in his diversified portfolio whilst keeping a level head in planning out the direction of his next projects.

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Taking inspiration from the ubiquitous firecrackers of our own misspent summer nights as a havoc-wreaking youth, Nike SB has created a "Firecracker" pack featuring the skate-ready edition of the low-top Dunk for a Summer 2013 drop. Meant to evoke the look of the colorful glassine packages that contained the miniature and (mostly) harmless explosives, the kicks appear in either black or red with a star-studded graphic around the collar while "WARNING," "EXPLOSIVE," "CAUTION," and "FLAMMABLE" disclaimers come embroidered at the heel. Look for the premium QuickStrikes to hit retailers like Korea's Kasina around the celebratory July 4 weekend.

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At first a seemingly off-beat collaboration, the worlds of rugged denim and luxury cameras have come together thanks to the newly-unveiled Leica D-Lux 6 ‘EDITION BY G-STAR RAW’. As G-STAR Global Brand Director Shubhankar Ray explains, shared values of both functionality and durability were ultimately the driving force behind the new special edition release. Thus, the collaboration comes outfitted with a distinctly military-inspired look as the olive drab camera is covered in a dotted grip and is paired with a full-grain leather carrying case and strap. Take a closer look at the design above, which is now available in limited quantities at Leica stores and select boutiques across the globe.

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Five years ago, ASICS dropped a blue/white colorway of its Gel Lyte III that KITH founder and designer Ronnie Fieg considers to be one of the best general releases of all time. Only one problem: the kicks were made exclusively for women. Now, for the first time, the kicks have been resurrected and re-released in men's sizes. Sporting two shades of blue and a combination of grey and white accents, the kicks make for some perfect summertime footwear. The blue/white Gel Lyte III is now available exclusively from New York's KITH both in-stores and online in limited quantities for $120 USD.

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Who is Zack Wallin? Matix looks to answer just that by going behind-the-scenes with the California native for its latest presentation. A San Jose native, Wallin explored every corner of the Bay Area city while moving around as a kid - maybe not the most ideal situation, but one that Wallin took advantage of as he was able to hit a ton of spots he never would have found otherwise. Subsequently, a trip across the pond to Barcelona further whet the young skater's appetite for creativity as he joined the Tiltmode crew to skate alongside some of the best. Hell, not even a blood clot in his chest could keep Wallin from pursuing his passion, as he overcame the medical anomaly to become one of the best young skaters around and the undisputed "King of POP." Enjoy the inside look at Wallin's trials and tribulations above.

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London and New York City come together as British retailer Foot Patrol and PONY have come together for the first time to create a pair of collaborative kicks. Fresh off of its “Macaron Edition” of le coq sportif's Eclat and "Only in Soho" Saucony Shadow 6000, the London-based crew turns its attention to basketball and PONY's classic TopStar. Crafted with a premium long-grain suede upper and subtle perforated branding alongside a matching leather stripe on the medial side, the kicks appear in both high- and low-top form and come complete with special packaging, custom tongue branding tabs, and three sets of co-branded laces. Stay tuned for an additional look at the collaboration as the Foot Patrol x PONY TopStar is set for an August release.

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Fresh off a look inside of Google's Dublin headquarters in Ireland comes a detailed look inside the web giant's offices in the Japanese metropolis of Tokyo. Designed by Japanese firm Klein Dytham, the space appears in the district of Roppongi - known for its shopping - and mixes an array of local-inspired artistic designs with Google's prototypical open-office set-up, which is meant to foster collaboration while retaining a more casual environment than that of the average cubicle-ridden corporate office.

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First previewed back in April before being released in a series of short behind-the-scenes installments, Danny MacAskill's ground-breaking Imaginate project has been revealed in full by Red Bull. More than two years in the making and seven-minutes in length, the film sees the master street trials rider removed from his usual urban surroundings in favor of a whimsical environment of his own creation. Providing a glimpse into MacAskill's mind, Imaginate takes a completely new approach to riding.

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Following a three-hour jury room meeting earlier today in Italy, Judge Antonella Brambilla found designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana guilty of tax evasion and sentenced the two to one year and eight months of jail time. The verdict comes as the culmination in a case that dates back to 2010 (one that was originally dropped due to a lack of evidence) and has already seen Dolce & Gabbana pay $440 million USD in fines stemming from the label's 2004 sale to Luxembourg's Gado Srl - a move, according to the judge, solely done in order to evade Italian taxes. As independent fashion news site Fashionista points out, the twenty-month sentence could pose a major blow to the label as that amount of time will likely encompass four major fashion seasons.

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A Bathing Ape is set to deliver some new footwear for the season, the TIROLEAAN BOOTS. While the name may sound reminiscent of a distant planet, the TIROLEAAN BOOTS are actually a sum of contemporary footwear. With an upper composed of full, premium suede, the shoe takes on the qualities of a moccasin at the toe, while still retaining a low profile all around. Contrasting leather trim eloquently connects the upper body of the shoe to its rugged sole. These simple, yet elegant boots from A Bathing Ape are available now on the brand's web shop for $688 USD.

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Detroit's Inner State Gallery welcomes Austrian artist Nychos for his first show in the city with the opening of his upcoming “I’d Like To Meat You!” exhibition. Inspired by everything from anatomy and graffiti to Detroit’s Eastern Market, the exhibition will be home to a brand new body of work as colorful pieces on paper, canvas, and wood highlight his skillful illustrations and street art. Nychos first came to Detroit to collaborate with Flying Fortress to craft “Jukebox Cowboys” - a massive, dissected jukebox that adorns an Orleans Street building in the Eastern Market and an experience that is now culminated a year later with a full-scale exhibit. Nychos' "I'd Like To Meat You!" is set to open this Friday, June 21 and will remain on display at Inner State Gallery through July 18.

Inner State Gallery

1410 Gratiot Ave
Detroit, MI 48207
United States

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Earlier this year, Warsteiner embarked on a collaborative campaign with fellow German artist, Stefan Strumbel. The 260 year old beer brand itself now offers a more in-depth look into the project including words from Strumbel who has been admired by many including the likes of Karl Lagerfeld for his executions both in 2D and 3D forms. Warsteiner's Andy Chiu -- who comes from a background in footwear including adidas and PUMA -- provides some words on the unique intersection of both brands. Check out our prior interview with Andy Chiu, as he parallels and dissects the worlds of beer and footwear.

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Shayne Oliver's enigmatic Hood By Air aligned with both London Fashion Week and Corgi to create a new collection that was presented at Selfridges Car Park. The collection itself is perhaps more progressive than the logo-driven pieces that seem to be an important staple with the HBA family, instead providing an indication of the Oliver's vision and experimental nature.

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In celebration of BAPE STORE NEW YORK's ten-year anniversary, A Bathing Ape has crafted a special edition of the classic BAPESTA as a nod to the Big Apple storefront's milestone. Inspired by past releases and the silhouette's heyday in the mid-2000s, the new drop features a combination of purple and grey in a classic color-blocking scheme across the upper - each color executed in shiny patent leather. Additional contrasting white accents appear throughout while a crowned Ape head is embroidered on the lateral side of the upper near the heel. BAPE's ANNIVERSARY BAPESTA NEW YORK is now available in-store and online for $273 USD.

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While many brands mask their products with catchy slogans and aspirational campaigns, SUNDAY SOMEWHERE takes a different approach -- making beautifully crafted, classic and modern frames free of gimmicks or by-lines. The brainchild of eyewear aficionados, Dave Allison and Carlos Aviles, SUNDAY SOMEWHERE references classic vintage frames while updating them with intricate modern detailing and futuristic materials. For Spring/Summer 2013, the brand has turned out some impressively handsome shades, like the Soelae, Chely and Ray. The no-frills styles come with handmade Italian acetate frames and CR39 resin-coated UV lenses and are suitable for both men and women in a spectrum of great finishes. They're a great way to block out the sun in style, and the brand's make-up-your-own-mind attitude means the products speak for themselves. Look for SUNDAY SOMEWHERE's Spring/Summer 2013 sunglasses now at our online store.

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A Christopher Raeburn clad in Nike Flyknits came out to conclude his show and was a good indication of the designer's technical inclinations. A Spring/Summer 2014 collection provided fans of innovation and progressive textiles something to think over as some well-conceived pieces worked cohesively amongst the various capsules within. Whether it was solid colors contrasted by materials, or the on-point usage of camo, there seemed to be something wearable throughout.

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Opening Ceremony and adidas Originals resume their relationship for Fall/Winter 2013, offering a new lookbook for the upcoming season. Drawing inspiration from two vastly different sports, basketball and rock climbing, the collection takes an interesting route to convey the urban active lifestyle. Sticking to a  deep-hued color palate inspired by the 70's, psychedelic mountain ranges are woven within jackets, trousers, and shirts, while basketball nets have been creatively interpreted into select pieces. For heavier-duty outings, fleece workwear-inspired jackets and color-blocked sweaters are included within the collection. Enjoy a look at the Opening Ceremony x adidas Originals Fall/Winter 2013 lookbook above.

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G-STAR RAW's vast array of denim embodies a certain quality, yet simultaneously a ruggedness – a testament to time and endurance. The brand has recently reached out to several industry leaders outside of fashion, creating a loose capsule of goods that reflect the adventurous G-STAR RAW lifestyle. Of course, no journey would be complete without photography, which led G-STAR to tap Leica – the definitive camera brand – to create a special edition D-Lux 6 camera for life's travels. This rendition finds the D-Lux 6 outfitted with a rugged, dotted grip imposed over the body. This outward renovation doesn't compromise quality though, as the D-Lux 6 still retains its fast  f/1.4-2.3 Summilux lens and 1.7" CMOS image sensor, not to mention its full-HD video capabilities. This special edition camera also comes equipped with a full-grain premium leather carrying case, as well as a custom strap. Look for the Leica D-Lux 6 'EDITION BY G-STAR RAW' at Leica stores and boutiques worldwide.

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Having found its way through the manufacturing of affordable camera accessories inspired by certain military forces, DSPTCH presents its latest collection of MacBook and iPad cases currently available through its web store. Intended for city-dwelling minimalists, the above range was designed to endure the rigors of daily use whilst bringing total functionally to one's life. The American-made cases feature a ballistic mesh exterior, a nylon pack cloth liner, an integrated cord management system and a front elastic pocket that allows users to store their daily carry essentials including chargers, sync cables, headphones, etc. Furthermore, each case is padded for protection, whether being stored within another bag or used as a standalone item. Available cases included designs for the iPad, iPad Mini, 11" MacBook Air, 13" MacBook Air/Pro and 15" MacBook Pro. Prices range from $42 to $60 USD.

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