The members only luxury boutique Celux, by LVMH, will be closing its doors soon after 6 years of operation in Tokyo. For the occasion Celux asked some key designers and people that have contributed along the way to participate in a project, with Fred Perry contributing their classic polo shirt as the canvas. The list includes, Staple Design (NY), Libertine (NY), Duckie Brown (NY), Chatav Ectabit (NY), HTC (LA), Conrad Leach (UK), A Love Movement (LA), Suzukike (Japan), Jean Diadem (Japan. Designed by Japanese actor Asano Tadanobu), and Green (Japan). Via Jeff Staple.

Only three pieces of each polo shirt were made and they are only available to members of the Celux store. Here we give you a look at the ones designed by Staple. They come in black and white and feature a large cotton tag with a Celux and Staple signature.
More detailed pictures after the jump.

Crooks & Castles has introduced a couple of seasons ago the Illuminati collection, a more mature premium line that takes a more subtle approach in terms of colors and concentrates on quality and cuts instead.
The collection has nicely evolved and not only has it graphically developed its very own look over time, the cut & sew of the collection has become outstanding. That we can say this season before more than ever before. The brand presents a strong line-up of jackets, t-shirts, hoodies and more.
Expect the new Crooks & Castles Spring 2008 Illuminati range to hit premium retailers around the globe soon. We’ll keep you posted.
Now check out the entire collection after the jump.

The Nike Air Max 95 iD has been added to the Nike Members Only Store. It’s nice to see the sneaker in the iD Program. Since it is in the Members Only store there are special materials and colors available for customization that you usually only get in the Nike iD Studios.