There’s no doubt that you have seen your fair share of news pertaining to the Cole Haan LunarGrand Wingtip, but for good reason: it’s a very interesting piece of footwear, whether you like them or not. This time around, we present to you a few more colors that were not shown in our previous post in regards to these shoes. We recall in December or 2010 when Nike Sportswear’s Jarrett Reynolds wore a saddle shoe that featured a lunar outsole, so it was no surprise seeing the popular sole unit make its way onto a dressier style of shoe. In case you missed the release info, these drop on February 10 at Cole Haan SoHo, 128 Prince Street, New York for $248.

See all the colors of the shoes after the jump.

This week Original Fake introduces their new ‘Stop in the Name of Humanity’ canvas tote bags for Spring/Summer 2012. The heavy canvas totes come in overall three colorways, featuring the trademark Companion character by artist Kaws on the front. Look out for these at retailers soon.

As part of their new Spring/Summer 2012 Collection Junya Watanabe Comme des Garcons MAN once again worked together with Levi’s. This season they present the 1966 JWXX denim. While staying true to the Junya style of playing with patchwork patterns and fabrics, cotton canvas, corduroy and leather were used this season. Haven already has them in stock.

This past week Nike has added the SFB Boots, the Special Field Boots, to their iD program. Keeping the choice minimal, allows you to create your own version of the boot, while not going too wild. A few colors, some camo patterns and of course your personal iD writing can be chosen on the boot, which goes for 175 USD. Check it out here.

Dr. Martens and fellow UK-brand Brutus have worked together on the brand’s legendary Trimfit button up shirt. A favorite amongst mods, Brutus’ slender cut tartan plaid shirt is seen here in an oxblood and yellow color checkered pattern. It comes in this special co-branded packaging designed to keep rolled-down button collar intact for you. The shirt is available now for pre-order at Brutus’ online store.

Take a closer look after the jump.

Boylston Trading Company partners with Harun International (who we previously reported on for their work with Yasiin Bey AKA Mos Def) on an exclusive bead accessory capsule. Made with 4mm and 8mm natural Jade, Red Jasper, Matte Onyx and Lapis, each bracelet and necklace is now available in limited quantities at www.BoylstonTradingCo.com

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Jake Davis drops his latest Test Shots video, this time featuring designer Timo Weiland. The streets of New York serve as the backdrop for Davis and the well-styled Weiland. Check it out.

For Spring 2012, Stussy Eye Gear presents fresh frames that are a remix of some classic shapes along with modern versions of Stussy shades from the past. All frames are hand-built using some of the best materials available. All Stussy sunglasses are fitted with high optical clarity CR-39 lenses which offer 100% UVA/UVB protection, shatter resistance and a light weight. Available now at Stussy.com and Stussy Chapter Stores.

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Last week we reported about David Choe being paid in 2005 in stock by Facebook, for painting murals in their offices. That stock might become worth 200 Million USD, after Facebook’s IPO and official stock market listing. Complex took a look at the richest living artists, and it is interesting to see where Choe ranks in there now.

Here is the complete list:

1. Damien Hirst – 1 Billion USD
2. Jeff Koons – 500 Million USD
3. Jasper Johns – 300 Million USD
4. David Choe – 200 Million USD
5. Andre Vicari – 142 Million USD
6. Takashi Murakami – 100 Million USD
7. Anish Kapoor – 85 Million USD
8. Antony Gormley – 50 Million USD
9. Gerhard Richter – 40 Million USD
10. David Hockney – 40 Million USD
11. Cindy Sherman – 35 Million USD
12. Richard Prince – 30 Million USD
13. Andreas Gursky – 30 Million USD
14. Chuck Close – 25 Million USD
15. Georg Baselitz – 25 Million USD

For background on each one of the artists, check the full article over at Complex.

For the first time Lana Del Rey is making the Vogue cover, which is obviously a pretty big deal for the up- and coming singer. The March 2012 issue of Vogue UK will feature Del Rey in Louis Vuitton on the cover, along with a full shoot inside the issue by Mario Testino. The issue hits newsstands on February 6th.

Take a look at the shoot by Testino and the cover after the jump.