In impressive caves on an island in Stockholm, Björn Borg, in collaboration with Creative Show Director Bea Åkerlund, treated the Fashion Week audience to an extravagant game-inspired runway show. Celebrating individuality, love and fashion in a digital era, the show served as a teaser for the Björn Borg ”First Person Lover” computer game, releasing worldwide in January 2015 together with the brand’s SS15 collection.

Watch the behind the scenes with Bea Åkerlund (Show Director) & James Lee (Head of Design @Bjornborg) for the Björn Borg SS15 Fashion Show.

EVE is the latest design from Bandit 9 Motorcycles. Anyone who’s ever been to Vietnam, or pretty much anywhere else in South East Asia, will immediately understand the importance of the motorcycle to the local residents. EVE is based on a 1967 Honda SS, with an engine capacity ranging from 90cc to 125cc. These Hondas are very common on the streets of cities like Saigon and Hanoi, making them an ideal starting point for a new line of customs. Each model is rebuilt by hand and fitted with classical brass instruments and a hand-formed chrome body gives the bike an almost steampunk appeal. The price tag is $6000 – 7000 USD.

If you are fan of the Pump, and specifically the Omni Zone, then the later half of the year is going to be an exciting time. Reebok is going to be dropping six colorways of the Pump Omni Zone between July and November. Two of the colorways are some serious classics featuring mainly white uppers. One has minimal light grey accents while the other has purple and black accents. Both feature the classic orange pump on the tongue to top it all off. The other four are part of a “Respect pack” paying homage to some of Reebok’s classic colors from various models of the past. There will be a mainly black colorway with solar yellow and red accents, a Knicks inspired colorway with a mainly royal upper with orange and grey accents, a steel version with orange and black accents, and finally a mainly white pair with teal and solar yellow hits. Which one is your favorite?

“12 shoes for 12 lovers” created by New York-based designer Sebastian Errazuriz reflects on the recollection of the artist’s personal and sexual relationships with former lovers, each of whom became the influence for a series of shoe sculptures. Each day, Errazuriz released one image of a new heeled design, completed by an accompanying photo of the footwear’s muse and a small, often explicit story about the duo’s escapades together. All nicknamed according to their distinctive idiosyncrasies, peculiarities, and character traits, the women and their narrative are materialized through each wearable. “12 shoes for 12 shoes” will exhibit at the pop-up shop of Brazilian shoe brand Melissa from December 6th, 2013 to January 6th, 2014 for Art Basel Miami Beach 2013.

Shoe 1 – “Honey” Natasha

Shoe 2 – “Cry Baby” Alexandra

Shoe 3 – “Gold Digger” Alison

Shoe 4 – “Heart Breaker” Laura

Shoe 5 – “Ice Queen” Sophie

Shoe 6 – “Hot Bitch” Caroline

Shoe 7 – “The Virgin” Anna

Shoe 8 – “Jetsetter” Jessica

Shoe 9 – “The Boss” Rachel

Shoe 10 – “Gi Jane” Barbara

Shoe 11 – “The Ghost” Valentina

Shoe 12 – “The Rock” Alice

Under the concept “Link Your Love”, Parisian graphic designer and illustrator, TYRSA collaborated with Moët & Chandon to update their Impérial Rosé packaging. Taking inspiration from the signature black tie that adorns the neck of each bottle. “Taking inspiration from the signature black tie that adorns the neck of each bottle, Tyrsa created a ribbon-like lettering for “Link Your Love Rosé.” The new look dresses up the champagne’s packaging and will feature across a wide range of Impérial Rosé gift packs.”