The Bugatti Veyron is considered one of the world's fastest production cars with a 0-60mph in 2.5 seconds and a top speed of 253mph. So what happens when you let one of the world's top fashion house design this amazing car? The result - a Hermes x Bugatti Veyron FBG which not only blows your mind but also blows your wallet. On March 4th, this Hermes x Bugatti Veyron FBG was unveiled at the Geneva Motor show. This supercar features a classy maroon exterior and a matching interior. It also comes with a special edition Hermes branded 22 inch wheels and fuel-filler cap. Price tag - 1.55 Euros. Source: Autoblog

Late last year it was noted that something ridiculous like 65 million Nintendo DS Lites had been sold, making it by most accounts the most popular video game console out there. Hiroshi Fujiwara dropped some latest news of an upcoming Honeyee x Fragment co-collaborated NDS. The matte black body includes white hinges and face. More information is soon to follow in the upcoming copy of Honeyee Mag.

With many of streetwear's biggest entities recently offering a new online presence, Union LA is the latest to join the group. With a stunning roster of brands, look for Union to offer an unparalleled online shopping experience. Look for Union LA to launch on February 15th, 2008. Source: UNDFTD

As kids, we would throw up our beat up sneakers and try to hang them on telephone poles or electrical wires. This is the concept Nike based their installation on for their setup at the 144 LAB in Los Angeles. Many pairs of the Nike Los Angeles City Dunks were hung on a wire at the gallery. This installation will be there from February 9th to February 16th so if you're in town, go check this one out. Source: Eddie Cruz

Although subprime mortgage meltdowns x global recession has most likely slowed consumer spending as well as the opening of new shops, over the years flaghship stores from some of the biggest brands out there have drawn reference to successful retail spaces of Bape and their architectural masterminds Wonderwall. However, this movement is much more then just a notion embodied by large successful brands. The task of creating a heterogeneous product among the sea of product has looked to design to ensure shoppers are offered a special retail experience. Allen Benedikt covers the likes of Alife LA, OriginalFake, Supreme and Union NYC as well as the designers behind their flagship stores.

Typical skateboard deck graphics are screen printed or heat transferred. Alphanumeric went a step further and used a new hi gloss treatment giving the deck an amazing shine effect. Coupled with Alphanumeric's subtle logo hits and timeless aesthetic, the end product is nothing short of incredible. If this technique has been used before we haven't seen it, and no this isn't a slick deck! Available this spring with the re-launch of Alphanumeric.

We'll be back online shortly, thank you. The message of a new teaser released on Silly-Thing's website. Silly Thing is a life style company from Hong Kong. From clothing to music, they do it all. The video releases no dates or information other than the 3-D Silly thing logo rotating against a white screen. Although it's not much it does show progress and bring hope to those anxiously awaiting its new online debut. View the full teaser now at silly-thing.com.

In an attempt to appease the post-war housing boom facing America, the Case Study Houses was an experiment bringing together leading architects to design efficient and sustainable housing. The Skate Study House revisits this previous theme under a different premise. Regular skate decks and components are transformed into everyday household items and furniture in an attempt to make efficient and flowing designs. The installation was masterminded by Etnies founder Pierre Andre Senizergues and Gil Le Bon de Lapointe and will be on display starting January 28th at Colette.

Wonderwall is a Japanese interior design firm headed by Masamichi Katayama. Their most famous work includes all the Bape stores as well as other stores such as Uniqlo. The Shibuya Bape store opened for business a few months ago but if you haven't been there or experience it for yourself, you can check out these pictures posted here. The Shibuya Bape store features a multi-color LED system for the stairs. Source: High Snobiety

Although most will agree the current hip-hop movement has taken a turn for the worst, Legends of Rap keeps the past relevant and in check with their set of 32 trading cards. Anybody whose a somebody and shaped the world of hip-hop can be seen from Fab Freddy 5, Whodini, LL Cool J, Sugar Hill Gang, DJ Red Alert among others. Each card includes a caricature version of the artist along with important background info on the back. Available for sale