Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, French fashion designer, has been working with all sorts of comic characters over the years. As part of his Spring/Summer 2011 Collection we see the Disney Wolf appear many times. We present the matching pendants that were produced for the collection. They come in metallic gold and in matte black. Both necklaces are now available from Happy Shop.

Photography: Highsnobiety

Take a more detailed look at the necklaces after the jump.

Selectism stopped by Aspen Fashion Week, where Rossignol’s new JCDC line was a clear highlight.

“The line combines cutting edge technology – pulled from Rossignol’s ten years in the apparel business and 104 years in ski – and JCDC’s trademark sense of fun. The men’s line finds the designer using technical wool and advanced printed fabrics in garments that are all about adventure and exploration. Brush painted camouflage and and helicopter instrument panel prints are indicative of the them. Additionally, JCDC employs bold plaids and waterproof corduroy.

See more images of the collection here.

Range Rover will be celebrating the addition of their latest model to their family later this week – the Range Rover Evoque. The beautiful new small scale 4×4 is targeted at a younger audience and therefore the brand has a special line-up of events and initiatives planned around the launch. While the car will be revealed in all its beauty to the plubic later this week in Paris, it will only see a market launch next year.

In Paris Range Rover worked with JC de Castelbajac, Andre, Yorgo Tloupas of Intersection Magazine and with Surface 2 Air. Each  of them got a wire frame sculpture of the Range Rover Evoque as a canvas and they had to add their very own flavor to it, around a certain topic.

Andre got the topic Design and added his signature pink graphics to the sculpture, which is exhibited at the Palais de Tokyo. Yorgo Tloupas worked on the Technology theme and thus imitated the wind channel with striped of light. His version of the sculpture is standing right in front of the Centre Pompidou. Surface to Air worked on the Sustainability theme and their work is exhibited at the Musee des Arts et Metires. Last but not least, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac worked on the Luxury theme, adding neon wings to the sculpture and you can find this last piece of the puzzle at the Yachts de Paris.

Discover Paris and make sure to check out each one of them, that’s what we did today!

Photography: Highsnobiety

Many more pictures of the Range Rover Evoque wire frame sculptures, placed all around Paris, follow after the jump.

As usual, French fashion designer and artist Jean-Charles de Castelbajac gets inspired by cartoons and makes use of some iconic characters in his collection. For Fall/Winter 2010 he chose Southpark as a theme and features some of the most recognized characters of the cartoon series in his collection. They are featured on t-shirts, cardigans, knitwear, jackets, accessories and more, all now available in his newly opened online store.

Take a detailed look at the JC de Castelbajac “Southpark” Collection after the jump.

Gola and French designer Jean Charles de Castelbajac continue to work together for Spring/Summer 2011. The new collection features several high top and low top styles, as usual featuring colorful and playful designs.

“Styles in the spring collection feature oodles of vibrant colour; exploring textures in leather, canvas and jersey. Fantastic attention to detail has been applied to the designs in the men’s range, conjuring up a futuristic statement. Metallic silver uppers, zip detailing and metal hardwear add charm to styles, plus be sure to watch out for the shark fin that makes an appearance in this collection! For ladies, plimsoll designs have been given a colour injection – self coloured metal buttons and eyelets are lavished on a number of key styles.”

After the jump you can take a detailed look at the new collection of sneakers.

French designer Jean-Charles de Castelbajac is launching a pop-up store inside London’s Selfrdiges, entitled “An Encounter of the Fifth Kind”.

“From the 30th April until the 30th June, JC de Castelbajac has invaded Selfridges with a five-window installation and pop-up shop in the Selfridges Wonder Room, selling men’s and women’s ready to wear from his mainline collection, alongside his younger line JC/DC. The pop-up shop will also sell accessories, homewares and limited edition merchandise. “

Take a look at the setup process and final store front, as well as window decorations for the launch here above!

Over the years we have seen many interesting concepts incorporating Lego. More recently Dee & Ricky have been very successful with their Lego built heart brooches. French fashion designer JC de Castelbajac has taken it a little further. Today we take a closer look at his Lego New Era Caps, which even incorporate a mohawk.

Check out more images of the JC de Castelbajac “Lego” New Era Caps after the jump.

French designer JC de Castelbajac is known for his pop reference in his collections and especially for bold colors. As part of his Fall/Winter 2009 Collection the designer worked on a knitwear collection featuring Kermit the frog. Two pullovers for men and one for women has been released today at colette.

More detailed images of the JC de Castelbajac “Kermit” Knitwear follow after the jump.

JCDC VS LEGO from Four H on Vimeo.

We just came across the new JC de Castelbajac x Lego virtual fashion show. The French designer recently already used a lot of Lego in his actual show, but this new all Lego show is just brilliant.

Make sure to also check out the second video after the jump.