honeyee sat down with both Adam Kimmel and James Jebbia from Supreme to talk about the upcoming collaboration between the two brands. What was the idea behind the collaboration, the inspiration and how was it working with each other. An interesting behind the scenes look at this collaborative project.

Read the feature here.

After the jump another look at the suits that came out of this project.

The other day we came across a fantastic video of our friend Marcelo Burlon from Milan. Since The New York Times did not allow embedding, we had to ask him to upload it for us, so that we can share with you. Entitled “Marcelo Does Milan”, the ex magazine editor, turned stylist, DJ, party organizer (Pink Is Punk), blogger digs deep into the Milanese fashion scene. The video gives a great history of the Milan fashion and music scene, as well as the development of a new scene in recent years that has, at it seems, entirely taking over the creative industry in the Italian fashion capitol. The personal story-telling style of the video is what we like the most.

More of Marcelo’s work can be found here. Enjoy!

Today the new Mr. Porter online store officially launched – one of the most anticipated new shops in the online menswear game. From Lanvin, Balenciaga, Junya Watanabe, Quoddy to Paul Smith, you can now find a range of great brands in the portfolio of Mr. Porter. What sets the shop apart the most from what there already is out there, is their mix of shopping and editorial. Video interviews with Paul Smith and Lucas Ossendrijver sit next to the making-of of a John Lobb shoe.

They also visited Nigo from A Bathing Ape, who presents his work space on the site, next to an interesting interview on his new Mr. Bathing Ape line, favorite places to shop and eat in Tokyo and more. Check it out here.

MADE presents their latest episode of their Visions of Visionairies Series. This time Levi Maestro is being featured and speaks about his inspiration in life and more. Enjoy!

Our friends from MADE Berlin present their latest episode of their Visions of Visionaries video interview series. This time they sat down with Andrea Rosso, the son of Diesel founder Renzo Rosso, and head of 55DSL. As usual MADE manages to give an interesting and personal insight into somebody’s life. Check it out!

“As a follow up to the adidas Originals :30 and :60 spots, we are excited to present the extra, bonus material edited into an extended version. It includes more antics, more shots, more celebrities, more behind the scenes footage and more celebration on the street where Originality lives. It’s more goodness for those who want more check it out.

APPEARANCES BY:
Adrienne Bailon, Agyness Deyn, Ana Ivanovic, Calle 13, Cheer Chen, Ciara, David Beckham, DJ Neil Armstrong, Fernando Verdasco, Hyori Lee, Ian Brown, Jay Baruchel, Jeremy Scott, Louise Roe, Mark The Cobra Snake Hunter, Mr. Hudson, N-Dubz, Noel Gallagher, Ryan Leslie, Snoop Dogg, Tallulah Morton, Whitney Port.”

“This is the fifth installment in the “1-2-1 w/jeffstaple” Series. Each segment, jeffstaple, Founder and Creative Director of Staple Design & Reed Space, talks to someone one-to-one. Direct. Intimate. No BS.

For this segment, Jeff talks to Leonard McGurr, better known as Futura.”

On the eve of Scott Campbell’s “If You Don’t Belong, Don’t Be Long” opening, NOWNESS sent photographer Stefan Ruiz to capture Campbell in his lair. “The nostalgic, associative context of his work becomes especially clear upon entering his studio, filled as it is with tattoo memorabilia, cuttings and artifacts. The ephemera are sourced from locations as diverse as flea markets in Paris to prisons in Mexico City, where Campbell recently spent a month fashioning “Frankenstein-looking machines” (improvising devices from Walkman motors, melted toothbrushes and guitar strings) to work on inmates that he found were in sore need of a sense of individuality.”

More looks at Scott Campbell by Stefan Ruiz after the click.

Last week we showed you the “Rolling London” film from the adidas Originals 2010 campaign, featuring some of the riders from the adidas Skateboarding team. We caught up with them to talk about the video and the process behind it. First up is our chat with Benny Fairfax. Check it out here below.

Unlike all of the other guys, you were right at home in London since you grew up in England. How was it having your teammates there to skate the home turf?

It was wicked, I got to show the lads all the spots I grew up skating.

Did you mostly go to spots that you knew of?

Yeah for the most part, although we did come across a few random spots I hadn’t seen before… there is always new stuff to skate popping up all over the city.

Read the rest of the Interview after the jump.

Fraser Cooke talks to Japanese mega-influencer Hiroshi Fujiwara for Interview Magazine. The text is accompanied by a selection of photos by Keiichi Nitta. Enjoy the full feature here.