NEXT: The future of T-shirt graphics from T-world on Vimeo.

1,000+ T-shirts on display
150+ T-shirt artists, designers and labels
40+ exclusive portrait photographs by Nicole Reed
15+ T-shirts of the future from high profile local and international artists and designers

From November 4 to December 11, the intriguing industrial spaces of Sydney’s Cockatoo Island will come alive with the Outpost Project – a world-class showcase of street art. Within the cavernous steel confines of the Heavy Machine Shop lies NEXT, a vibrant display of Australia’s most comprehensive collection of graphic T-shirts.

Presented by T-world, in conjunction with aMBUSH Gallery, NEXT is dedicated to the past, present and future of the T-shirt industry.

Directed by VERSUS

To celebrate their soon to release collaborative collection, Versace and H&M hosted a runway show in New York City last night.

Outfits showcased on the catwalk were of course from the Versace for H&M collection, which brings together different styles from the Versace archive. The long-awaited collection for H&M features such iconic pieces for women as draped metal mesh dresses, silk-crêpe dresses with gold buttons, multi-coloured panel print dresses and the classic Versace studded leather jacket, while for men there are sharp suits, printed sweaters and print shirts, and studded leather jackets and trousers. For women the collection is certainly more interesting, because we do not see a lot of men being able to wear the colorful all over print styles.

Obviously the event was packed with celebrities and Prince actually performed. The collection will go on sale on November 17th, 2011, at about 300 H&M stores. More images from the runway show follow after the jump.

Union Los Angeles will host the FUCT 20 Year Visual Exhibition on Thursday October 27, 2011 at 7pm.

Erik Brunetti defined rebelliousness for the Generation X of skate boarders and street wear consumers, through unconventional and often controversial designs and ad campaigns released under his brand name FUCT.

FUCT got it’s initial push shortly after it’s conception, when New York City’s UNION took notice to the brand and offered to become it’s exclusive US retailer. This was 1991.
FUCT is celebrating its 20 year anniversary with a visual exhibition presenting selected works (released and unreleased) by artists who contributed to the brands visuals: Erik Brunetti, Pushead, Larry Clark, Wes Lang, Alexis Ross, Mr. Cartoon and many more.

Have a look at works by Alexis Ross, Wes Lang and Mr. Cartoon (done in 1992) after the click.

New York City born photographer Shaniqwa Jarvis is currently showing her “This Charming Man” exhibition in Tokyo. The event showcases intimate portraits of men who have inspired the acclaimed artist over the course of three years (2007-2010), where she lived between LA, NYC and London.

The current exhibition is being held at Gallery North Gate, located within Silas & Maria Daikanyama (Silas produced the t-shirts above for the occasion) and will be open to the public from October 22 to November 13. In light of this exhibit, we caught up with Shaniqwa to discuss her work.

Read our feature interview with Shaniqwa Jarvis here, which includes some exclusive photos.

The MADE space in Berlin will be hosting its latest exhibition tonight, entitled ‘SCRATCH’N'CUT’. The exhibition is celebrating the art of the interdisciplinary “remix”. It brings together a group of internationally renowned artists from different disciplines and combines interactive video animation, live-music, sculpture and graphic art, creating a unique and dynamic audio-visual spatial installation.

Curated by Lukas Feireiss, works on display have been created by Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry, Eclectic Method, Daniel Gonzalez and Jonas Liverod. The evening will also be hosted by Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry.

Here above you can check out the exhibition trailer and an interview with curator Lukas Feireiss, follows after the jump.

Earlier this week we had the opportunity to visit the Nike Campus in Beaverton, Oregon for Jordan Brand’s Holiday 2011 Flight Forum. Centered on the latest footwear developments for Jordan’s star players Chris Paul, Carmelo Anthony and Dwyane Wade, Jordan gave a select group of media a first peak at the CP3.V, Fly Wade 2 and Melo M8 signature shoes. Rounding out the unveiling were several new CP, Melo and Wade endorsed sneakers as well as a full range of forthcoming Jordan brand apparel.

As part of the event, we also had the opportunity to wear test some of these shoes in Nike’s Bo Jackson gym. The most comfortable and responsive for this editor’s (admittedly amateur) style of play were the Melo M8s, as pictured above.

Have a look in our gallery as we “Fly Around, Fly Over and Fly Through” some highlights from the Jordan Holiday 2011 collection. Two shots to note outside of what’s mentioned above are the Carbon Fiber Jordan 2011s (for Jordan family only) and a portrait of legendary Nike designer Mark Smith.

Photography: Pete Williams/Highsnobiety.com

More images follow after the click.

Celebrating 10 years in existance, on October 29, 2011 visvim will host a retrospective Study & Practice exhibition at GYRE. Of course, in true visvim fashion, there will be event exclusive releases. (honeyee)

EYE OF GYRE 3F
5-10-1 Tokyo, Jingu-mae
tel: 03-3498-6990

On September 30th, 2011, Terry Richardson opened his exhibition for the launch of his new book ‘Mom & Dad’ at colette in Paris. With Paris Fashion Week going on at the same time, you can imagine that the event was packed with designers, models and celebrities. Lindsey Wixson, Carine Roitfeld, Anna Dello Russo, Olympia Le-Tan, Renzo Rosso, Giuseppe Zianotti, Jeremy Scott, Nadege Winter, So Me and many others attended the opening event at the Parisian concept store. For the occasion colette also opened a Terry Pop-Up store, carrying among other things a collaborative Diesel t-shirt collection and Terry G-Shock Watches.

The exhibition will be on at colette until November 5th, 2011.

Further images from the opening follow after the jump.

Vans & DQM joined forces to create The Vans DQM General store in SoHo. To celebrate the opening of the store Suicidal Tendencies performed at the House of Vans, while Ray Barbee and the Mattson 2 played at the store.

The Vans DQM General
93 Grand Street
New York, NY 10013

As most of you will be well aware, Supreme London officially opened their doors yesterday to much fanfare from the locals. Rumor has it one fellow even queued overnight and didn’t buy a single thing. That’s dedication. One of our London correspondents rolled through Peter Street, snapping off several flicks of the queue and the folks within it. Some interesting looks…

Supreme London
2/3 Peter Street
London W1F 0AA
United Kingdom

Photography: Highsnobiety

More images follow after the click.