After the big success of their first book, Henry Hargreaves is back and presents the 3DD Deluxe edition – real breasts in even better 3D. “The compendium of un-augmented pairs comes complete with retro viewing specs to enjoy page after page of topless women. Hargreaves bumps up the quality in this edition with a new two-camera rig and better software that makes for a more life-like final product.” We can certainly see the benefits of 3D for these types of books and are sure many will agree.

The 3DD Deluxe edition is now available for 30 USD over at the 3DD online store.

Once again TIME Magazine has worked with artist Shepard Fairey. He has now created the TIME Magazine Person of the Year Cover. Fairey created the cover for ‘The Protester’, which seemed like a worthy candidate for a year worth of reporting. Other finalists this year included Kate Middleton, Paul Ryan, Admiral William McRaven, Ai Weiwei and Gabby Giffords, who were all featured in the issue as well.

A better look at the cover follows after the jump.

Lindsay Lohan’s Playboy cover has leaked, revealing a shot of the actress taking on equal parts Jessica Rabbit and Marilyn Monroe. Lindsay has plans to reveal the full shoot on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” on December 15. The January/February 2012 issue of Playboy will feature the full nude spread and will be available late December.

After our initial teaser preview, we get a better look at the upcoming collaboration between Patta and Asics on the GEL Saga. The sneaker landed on the cover of the latest issue of Sneaker Freaker magazine and well deserved. Next to rubberized leather, perforated leather and suede and other great details, the cover also reveals the pony hair panels that the Amsterdam store placed on the sneaker. All in all a fantastic color combination and probably not for the first time, one of the strongest Asics to come out this year. More information on the release and a further look at the sneaker will follow here soon.

Check out the full cover of Sneaker Freaker Issue 23 (pre-order here) after the jump.

Terry Richardson’s new Lady Gaga photo book, Lady Gaga x Terry Richardson, features 350 original behind-the-scenes photos of Gaga taken over a 10-month period. Following nearly a year of her life beginning with Lollapallooza 2010 and ending with the final show of her Monster Ball tour, Terry took over 100,000 images, capturing Lady Gaga in a way never seen before. Released by Grand Central Publishing, the book is now available through various bookstores.

See ten more images from the book after the click.

If you passed through Berlin this summer for Bread & Butter, SEEK, (capsule) or Bright you may have found a copy of the third issue of our elusive hard-copy Highsnobiety Magazine. If you haven’t had the pleasure, you can now flip through all 163 pages here above through ISSUU absolutely free. The cover features Berlin DJ’s Adam Port and Rampa of Keinemusik are wearing apparel from Firmament and the Nike Sportswear Fall 2011 collection. Enjoy.

Fashion photographer and artist Raphael Mazzucco has teamed up with Jimmy Iovine and Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs on a new book entitled ‘Culo by Mazzucco’.

“…showcasing an art movement featuring images of the female backside. The mission of the book, which is out now, is to subtly push society’s standards of beauty – showing off a more genuine, bold, and realistic form and figure. Mazzucco was commissioned on a global tour, capturing the natural beauty of women from all walks of life, resulting in a portfolio of 248 stunning images that captures a raw, natural sense of emerging beauty. Here, an exclusive preview at some of Mazzucco’s works, combining abstract movements with compelling photographs.”

The book is out now. Take a look inside after the jump.

For the cover of their winter travel issue, Times Magazine teamed up with artist Sachiko Akinaga to recreate their logo entirely out of Lego.

“akinaga’s largest LEGO work to date, the sculpture measures 6 feet (2 meters) square, constructed over the course of eleven days with akinaga working in shifts of up to 16 hours. in the finished result, an expansive lawn features LEGO figures exercising and relaxing while others play music, dance, eat, and swim on the building’s terrace.
as an ‘easter egg’, the landscape includes four people reading ‘the new york times’.”

Take a closer look at the sculpture after the jump.

The curating designers of A MAGAZINE’s 11th issue is the designer sister duo Rodarte. Paying homage to their home state, they have decided to put the California Grizzly Bear on the cover.

“Hailing from Pasadena, the sisters received their liberal arts degrees from the University of California at Berkeley in 2001, and established the label Rodarte (taken from their mother’s Spanish maiden name) in 2005. The pair debuted their first collection in New York for Spring Summer 2006, to critical acclaim – and have since been lauded worldwide for their artistic, artisanal approach to fashion, fused with abstract cultural references from the disciplines of history, science, cinema and art.

‘A MAGAZINE curated by Rodarte’ explores the world of Kate and Laura Mulleavy across 200 pages of photography, art, interviews, and personal contributions. In an ode to the West Coast and the Mulleavy’s singular vision of America, A#11 weaves a vibrant tapestry of natural and built environments, featuring inspiring landscapes and the characters that inhabit those worlds. Highlights include two exclusively commissioned portfolios, featuring Kirsten Dunst in the Rodarte Fall Winter 2011 collection photographed by David Armstrong, and Elle Fanning in the Rodarte ten-piece Spring Summer 2012 Couture collection photographed by Bill Owens.

With artistic contributions from contemporary talents such as Jay DeFeo, John Baldessari and Buffy’s Joss Whedon, the pages of A#11 offer vivid imagery that plays not only upon Kate and Laura’s own personal experience, but elements of history and the background of their favorite people and places.

Fusing content from the Rodarte archives with never-before-seen imagery and interviews, A#11 is an ultimately personal oeuvre, a ‘carte-blanche’ that Kate and Laura have approached with relish and truly inspired ideas. From the beaches of Santa Cruz to the distant stars to the history of California’s extinct Grizzlies, A#11 is an eye-opening, side-winding work that bridges the worlds of fashion, art, music and film across the last century.”

The new issue will hit newsstands December 2011.

SPIN Magazine explores the changing face of hip-hop in their latest issue, giving Odd Future the cover story.

“They are them. We are us. Fuck them all.” So goes the motto of obscenely groundbreaking hellions Odd Future. The white-hot epicenter of hip-hop’s New Underground take their stage-diving family affair on the road, and we join the caravan.”

Read the full article at SPIN.

See more images from the shoot after the click.