The Louis Vuitton 5th Avenue flagship store in New York City has put up a very interesting new window display. They basically tell the story of the iconic LV Speedy bag with a conveyor belt installation. Check it out!

Diet One started building a Bay Area rep by tagging freight trains in the late 80s. The artist has now created some installations at the Stussy San Francisco Chapter Store.

Stussy San Francisco

1409 Haight Street

San Francisco, CA 94117

Have a further look after the jump.

This week we intended the opening of the Roger Federer Installation at the Nike 0808 Store in Berlin. Graphic design agency Plus 41 created the installation, celebrating both the Olympic Games and also the birthday of the tennis superstar. The event was hosted by Nike and Artschoolvets.

Essentially Plus41 created a series of logos, each standing for a moment in the career of Roger Federer. A little while ago we presented you the flywire windrunnerand longsleeve that came featuring the very same artwork.

Just like a timeline, the logos guide you through the career of Federer, making it an interesting installation for sure. Should you be in Berlin any time soon, make sure to check it out.

More images follow after the jump.

Carrie Munden of Cassette Playa has created an impressive installation for Nike Sportswear London. Entitled "Split", the installation was inspired by the Nike Split Windrunner. You can create your own split avatar and get a limited edition videoringtone, downloadable to your phone. 
Sound and Sonics of the installation were created by Silverlink. You can view the installation now at Selfridges in London.
Have a detailed look at the installation after the jump.

Eric Elms stays busy these days. Not long ago we reported about his solo show at Colette in Paris, as well as some collaborative t-shirts with Stussy. Now the artist/designer created an installation for Nike Sportswear. It is opening on July 30th at 255 Elizabeth Street (the iD Studio used to be there). Via Kaws.
For the full flyer go after the jump.