After his big debut as Muscle Man Marc on a South Park episode in November, Marc Jacobs and the creators of South Park are working together again. The latest set of “Skin” T-shirts, an on-going MJ project aimed at benefiting The Interdisciplinary Melanoma Cooperative Group at New York University, features South Park characters Cartman, Butters and Randy getting naked with the message “Protect Your Largest Organ” strategically printed on the front.

Unfortunately Kenny was a no-go. The t-shirts are now available through Marc by Marc Jacobs boutiques and online at Marc Jacobs.

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From the Marc Jacobs Spring/Summer 2012 Collection we present a nice new shoe. While looking rather simple and classic at first, the black leather lace-up comes with a metal heel piece on the mid-sole, resulting in an interesting accent and totally new look. The shoes are now available from ForwardForward.

Starring Erik Andersson and Alice Dellal, the new Marc by Marc Jacobs Spring/Summer 2012 Campaign has been shot by none other than Juergen Teller in his signature style. Bright colors, lots of patterns and great color blocking, give the collection a refreshing look with a distinct 70s touch.

Check out the full campaign after the jump.

The other day we showed you the dope Sponge Bob illustration by Dutch illustrator Mike Frederiqo, turning the iconic yellow character into Pharrell Williams.

Mike was nice enough to follow up and send over an entire series of Sponge Bob personifications that he worked on. After the jump you find Coco Chanel, Karl Lagerfeld, Marc Jacobs, Terry Richardson and more.

There is a good possibility you will get laughed out the frame if you sport one of these Marc Jacobs fox fur trapper hats, but if you’re feeling adventurous or want to pull of a Cam’ron-esque look from his Purple Haze days, then this could be just the ticket for you. These flamboyant pieces of headwear are made of 100 percent fox fur (except for the white, which comes in raccoon fur) and they come in some pretty outrageous colors including a vivid blue, yellow, red, and white. If you’re up for it, they’re available now at Marc by Marc Jacobs (403 Bleecker Street NYC – 212.924.0026)

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“A snowy showdown in the shadow of Mt. Elsewhere. Frosty feet get saved by the Jimmy, but what warms a frozen heart after your girl runs off with a beast from the east? The limited edition Jimmy boot is available exclusively at Marc Jacobs stores on September 8th.”

Marc Jacobs has released a strong take on the baseball jacket. Made of a textured wool-blend (50% wool, 18% mohair, 18% alpaca, 14% nylon) the garment is finished with black leather sleeves and a stand collar alongside the standard press stud front closure, welt pockets and ribbed knit sleeve cuffs and hem. Made in Italy. Now in stock at SSENSE.

On Wednesday May 25, 2011 Marc Jacobs will release a series of New Era 59Fifty fitted caps caps at Marc Jacobs stores worldwide. Overall there are four styles featuring NEW YORK, PARIS and MJ embroidery in various shades of gray. Clean and simple summer headwear. They’ve also produced a quick promo video to go along with the launch. Check it out below.

Marc Jacobs has released a slightly different take on the omnipresent mid-top boat shoe. Featured in color-blocked, two-tone grey combo, the suede Port shoe includes moccasin seam details, silver tone eyelets, and a leather sole. SSENSE is selling these.

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Marc Jacobs gets together with K-Way for Spring/Summer 2011. Together they present a new take on the otherwise classic “Claude” model by K-Way. They used a melange cotton jersey and laminated it, to become water repellant and finished it with exterior clear taped seams. The innovative material choice certainly results in an interesting and different look of the jacket. With an included foldable pouch, for easy storage, the Marc Jacobs x K-Way jacket retails for $175.00. The jacket is hitting the Marc Jacobs store in New York today.

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