Japanese brand Neighborhood usually keeps it simple in terms of colors, which is also the case with their new iPhone case. It comes in black with white graphics and is now offered in the Men’s Non-No online store.

In a surprising move, Jun Takahashi’s brand Undercover has worked for Fall 2010 with Coca Cola Zero on the Limited Music Collection.

“Jun Takahashi is a big fan of Joy Division and Patti Smith. In fact, the fashion designer was a member of a band in his youth, namely Tokyo Sex Pistols. Music has always been a major inspiration and key influence in Undercover aesthetic.

Coming autumn, Undercover and Coca-Cola zero® are taking on the theme ‘music collection’ to create a collaboration named ‘Zero Makes Noise’. In order to showcase the concept, Takahashi has also designed a new look for the famous Undercover bear, holding an electronic guitar – a one-of-a-kind Blind Fold Bear emblem. There will be four collaboration items in this collection, including Undercover × Coca-Cola zero® jeans, T-shirt, phone case and tote bag. Printed with Blind Fold Bear at its back, the jeans are complete with Undercover details such as U Mark. The phone cases are tailored for iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4. A project curated by SILLY THING, this is the first non-fashion collaboration for Undercover.”

The collection will be released at Undercover Hong Kong on September 9th.

Check out all items from the collection after the jump.

In their latest fashion collaboration, Incase got together with Eley Kishimoto from London. The design duo worked on Apple accessories, including laptop cases and iPhone cases, adorned with their iconic prints. The product will exclusively launch at London Fashion Week and London Design Festival 2010. The product will drop on September 20th in the Incase online store, Eley Kishimoto online store and select boutiques.

Incase will be releasing new monochrome slider cases for the iPhone 4. Each Monochrome Slider Case for iPhone 4 has a metallic, soft-touch coated top and a high-gloss, chrome bottom piece in coordinating hues. They will offer the case in 3 colorways in the coming weeks.

In celebration of Fashion’s Night Out 2010, Incase presents this special edition iPhone 4 case in collaboration with colette for its Parisian-inspired installment at Opening Ceremony. The signature Slider Case serves as a canvas for an illustration by New York-based artist Craig Redman, featuring Darcel, Redman’s quirky, one-eyed, glasses-wearing character of internet fame expressing his love for two fashion capitals of the world, New York and Paris.

The collaborative iPhone 4 Slider Case for colette, in a limited edition of only 300, will be available September 10th at Opening Ceremony in New York, at colette Paris and online at colette.fr and goincase.com.

After a first teaser a couple of weeks ago, we present the final product from the collaboration between Arkitip, Incase and C.R. Stecyk.

“The seventh installment of Curated by Arkitip is now available, featuring works by multimedia artist C.R. Stecyk III. From his early work on boards he painted for the Z-Boys to his iconic black and white photography of surf and skate legends, Stecyk is widely acknowledged as a major stylistic influence within graffiti and street art movements.

Stecyk’s work for Curated by Arkitip highlights iconic imagery and color combinations representative of the early days of modern skate and surf culture. The 15″ MacBook Pro Sleeve features an early Stecyk photograph of Jay Adams, one of the original Z-Boys considered a progenitor of modern-day skateboarding. Stecyk’s skull design for the iPhone 3GS Snap Case recalls graffiti art that typified skateboarding in its early days, such as Stecyk’s infamous Pig and Crossbones graffiti piece that became a symbol for the nascent culture’s attitude and style.

In celebration of the release of the Stecyk series, Incase and Arkitip have worked with C.R. Stecyk to produce a limited-edition of 100 signed screen prints of the skull design featured on the iPhone 3GS Snap Case. The prints are available exclusively through Arkitip and at Project Space in Los Angeles located at 603 N. La Brea Avenue.”

The product is now available here.

Also check out the video here below.

Complementing their new Fall 2010 Collection, Italian luxury brand Fendi presents this new iPhone 4 case. To much surprise, the leather goods company does not present a leather case, but a stamped rubber case. It comes in a dark green colorway with an embossed Fendi logo going all over the back. Look out for a release soon from Fendi stores worldwide.

More detailed images of the case follow after the jump.

After a laptop bag and duffle bag, French brand Hype Means Nothing comes out with an iPhone case featuring the portrait images that made their t-shirts so popular. The case is now available from HMN retailers.

We get a first look at the upcoming collaboration between Incase and fragment design. This time fragment design chose to put the scenery of Japanese ski resort Hokkada on the case. A release date has not been announced yet.

Though many may not be into Crooks & Castles’ gear, there’s no denying the aesthetic appeal of these accessories. We’re not sure how the leather itself feels, but an assortment of wallets, iPhone cases, belts and sunglasses are available now from Flavor Park.

More looks follow after the click.