Medicom will be releasing some interesting new Bearbricks in the coming weeks. Today we get a first look at some of their upcoming collaborations. SpongeBob returns in a 400% version. Kuntzel & Deygas got to decorate two a 400% and a 100% Bearbrick with their Caperino and Peperone characters. Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse come in double set in 100% sizes. Furthermore Kinetics has one again collaborated with Columbia – this time on a Bearbrick instead of clothing.

Detailed images of all the new Medicom Bearbrick vinyl toys follow after the jump.

The other day we already showed you the XLarge x Manhattan Portage collaboration, which is coming as part of the XLarge Japan Fall 2009 Collection. Here is now a first look another collaboration from the new collection. XLarge got together with Disney on some t-shirts and some denim. The t-shirt features a classic XLarge logo on the front and Mickey Mouse on the back. The denim from the collaboration comes raw and features Mickey Mouse hands on the back-pockets. Look out for a release in the coming months.

More detailed images of the XLarge x Disney Fall 2009 Denim and T-Shirts follow after the jump.

Toy label Superdeux gets together with Disney to give the iconic Mickey Mouse a make-over. The outcome is an all black Mickey Mouse with zipper eyes and pink nose. So far we are not sure when and where the toy will be released, but we will keep you posted!

Just yesterday we showed you the new “Marylin Mickey” by Ron English. Here now a look at another toy from the Bloc28 series by Disney. They worked with Japanese artist Suiko and MINDstyle this time on a new Mickey Mouse interpretation. The toy will be revealed in July in Hong Kong, at the global launch of Bloc28.

Take another look at the Disney Bloc28 x Suiko Mickey Mouse Toy after the jump.

Artist Kev Munday was commissioned by Disney to produce a 12″ large Mickey Mouse vinyl figure. The toy will be exhibited at Times Square in New York from June 28th until August 2nd, along with other artworks celebrating the cartoon character.

The Bloc28 by Disney project continues with the release of a vinyl toy. Japanese designer Tenga turned his Mickey Mouse character from a 2D drawing into a 3D figure with the help  of the good people from MINDstyle. The outcome is a 15 inches tall figure with a wingspan of 22 inches. You can expect a launch of the figure some time this summer in Hong Kong.

Take a further look at the Mickey by Tenga figure after the jump.

Korean artist Kim Songhe has produced interesting pieces for some time now and worked in the past with Medicom and Silly Thing. Here we show you her “Disney” Chandelier. The lamp is made of Disney plush toys, certainly making for an interesting look. The chandelier is now available at Tokyo Cultuart.

After the jump more detailed images of the chandelier and a look at another model by Kim Songhe.

Jeremy Scott just presented his new Fall 2009 RTW collection, which was heavily inspired by Mickey Mouse. The male models were all wearing an adidas high top sneaker, featuring Mickey Mouse on the tongue. Since we have seen already too many crazy sneaker creations by the designer, we would not be surprised if these are actually coming out later this year. Pics via WWD.

After the jump a look at the Fall 2009 looks and further looks at the sneakers.

XLarge Japan got together with Disney to collaborate on some t-shirts. The t-shirts feature Mickey Mouse and come in black and white. Expect more to come in this series.
Check out the other colorway after the jump.

Not for the first time Japanese clothing brand Roen and Medicom work together on aMickey Mouse vinyl figure. The last one was Mickey smashing a guitar on the floor. Hereyou see the latest one now, with Mickey wearing a skull/bone t-shirt and a large crown.
The toy is now available at Cliff Edge.