The latest Year of the Tiger themed product to be unveiled is the preceding Blazer Low from Nike. Featured in sapphire blue with a white Swoosh and ample white tiger print details, this one sure is a head turner. Not sure if it’s head turning in the right way though..

More looks at the Nike Blazer Low “Year of the Tiger” follow.

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Official music video for David Guetta’s “Memories” featuring Kid Cudi. Check the camera ladies..

Native Son has collaborated with Mosley Tribes on a couple of sunglasses. They chose a clear frame and two colors of lenses. Otherwise the details are very subtle, with only a small Native Son logo being featured on the arms.

Detailed images of the Native Son x Mosley Tribes 2010 Sunglasses follow after the jump.

O.D.M. and Toy2R have joined forces to release a new collection of watches. Together they presenting the Qee Collection featuring colorful watchbands and pendant timepieces. While each watch sports artwork inspired by Qee, there’s also the new 2.5″ O.D.M. Qee toy available.

The collection is being launched through various Hong Kong retailers like Silvercord, LCX and SOGO and will be featured throughout more than 160 fine boutiques in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, France and Italy.

More detailed images of the ODM x Toy2R Qee Watch collection follow after the jump.

We love the way Maison Martin Margiela applies new ideas to product and always twists the standard at least a little. In their latest jewelry offering they worked with silver. The collection consists of rings, bracelets and tie clips, all given the look as if wrapped in crumpled aluminum foil. The collection is now available at Ssense.

Detailed images of all pieces of the Maison Martin Margiela Jewelry Collection follow after the jump.

Jil Sander presents their new Spring/Summer 2010 Accessories collection. The line consists of some really nice lace-up shoes, as well as bags. The natural tan leather details on the bags look great. Also they worked with some graphic on some of the bags. The lace-up shoes are available in numerous colorways and feature premium leather soles.

Detailed images of the Jil Sander Spring/Summer 2010 Accessories follow after the jump.

Designed to showcase Converse’s most coveted product, the Converse First String collections are focused on original silhouettes, modern design, premium construction, high-level distribution and occasional collaborations with originals in art, design, fashion and culture. The Converse First String Standards collection is not done in collaboration, but is a collection of very special, hand-picked silhouettes mined from the Converse archives, and re-considered.

Using what is the signature Chuck Taylor All Star silhouette for First String, this shoe echoes the familiar Chuck, but has unique features like higher rubber rands, a vintage rubber license plate logo and a premium comfort system. Originally made for the military in the 1960s, the First String versions have a clean modern feel with monochromatic rubber outsoles and chambray uppers with contrast stitching. The Converse First String Standards Chuck Taylor All Star shoes will be available late February and come in low-top blue or black chambray versions. A purple version will debut later in the year. Look out for a release at Undefeated and Ubiq in the coming weeks.

Detailed images of the Converse First String Standard Chuck Taylor All Stars follow after the jump.

Japanese artist Tomokazu Matsuyama recently opened an exhibition at Frey Norris Gallery in San Francisco. The show consists of new paintings and two very impressive sculptures.

“With In Case You’re Lost, Tomokazu Matsuyama not only works towards reconciling the cultural tensions of his own Japanese-American identity, but addresses larger issues of nationalism and global relations. Here is a complex mix of autobiographical and socio-political commentary.

Surrounded by new paintings are the show’s centerpieces – two large-scale sculptures that contemplate notions of cultural heritage and nationalism, flip-flopping symbols of American and Asian identity. Wherever I Am, a life-size reworking of Frederick Remington’s Bronco Buster, recasts the famed late 19th century American sculpture with a Japanese-pop sensibility, replacing the iconic cowboy rider with a Playmobil character. Chogen, based off the original 13th century Japanese treasure,  substitutes the praying monk’s prayer beads for beer cans and cigarette butts, and his original meditative state, for a glazed-over drunken one.”

Tomokazu Matsuyama – In Case You’re Lost
Frey Norris Gallery
456 Geary Street
San Francisco, CA 94102

Many more images from the “In Case You’re Lost” exhibition by Tomokazu Matsuyama follow after the jump.

With his recent exhibition at colette, Parisian artist André has also released a bunch of new product. You can now not only purchase the artworks from the exhibition, but also some selected prints, a basketball and more at colette. The “Mr. A” basketball and the “Vote Mr. A” prints are our favorite pieces.

Take a look at a selection of the goods after the jump.

Another colorway of the Lanvin Spring/Summer 2010 Boat Shoe has been released. This season it comes in a navy/burgundy colorway with a suede/perforated upper, with nylon toe and rubber sole. The shoe is now available at Barneys.

More views of the Lanvin Boat Shoe follow after the jump.