Paul Smith and Leica collaborate on a new grey mock crocodile leather camera case for Spring 2012. The case comes in a great grey/purple color combination and features an adjustable camera strap. Paul Smith for Leica is embossed on the back of the case.

You can purchase the case now from the Paul Smith online store for 240 Euros.

For Holiday 2011 UK fashion designer Paul Smith has teamed up with Alien Workshop. Together they present a classic deck with black/white designs on both sides, double branding and most interesting, the classic Paul Smith multicolor stripe design applied to the different layers of the deck.

You can purchase the deck, which is limited to 200 pieces, here.

A nice new wingtip lace-up shoe has released from the new Paul Smith Fall/Winter 2011 Collection. The side-panels received leopard fur inserts, setting a nice accent on the otherwise classic black leather shoe. The matching black outer sole makes them more casual.

Finding a proper and nice looking case for your camera is still not very easy. But we can happily report today that help is on the way. Paul Smith presents a new series of cases for Leica cameras. Shown here are two cases made for the D-Lux 5, each limited to only 150 pieces worldwide, exclusively available from the Leica store in Mayfair and Paul Smith boutiques in the UK. (Selectism)

To commemorate the fifth anniversary of the Paul Smith SPACE Gallery in Tokyo, the designer has released this limited edition tote bag, which comes complete with a personalized toy camera. The base of the bag is accented with the gallery’s signature blue sky print, while the body features a discrete commemorative logo. There are only 30 of these totes available – each comes with a tag that has been numbered and signed by Smith himself.

This is the first of several special releases to mark the gallery’s 5th anniversary, all of which will incorporate the blue sky print.

Via Houyhnhnm.

More images of the bag and camera after the jump.

Here we present a dope new Christmas presents from Paul Smith – a limited edition Chess Set.

“The Chessboard is hand made, and features the multi stripe leather trim around the base, the top of the board has a leather black and white check with red outline and white contrast stitching, the top is embossed with the Paul Smith signature, and the bottom is covered in purple suede.” Via Selectism.

The chess set is only releasing in the UK and in Japan.

A more detailed look follows here.

“In this exclusive short film, Rapha founder and CEO Simon Mottram talks to Sir Paul Smith about the celebrated designer’s love of cycling… A revealing and engaging portrait of one man’s enduring passion for the sport, Paul Smith recalls his days as a young rider sneaking home copies of the ‘exotic’ newspaper, L’Equipe, the heroes that inspired him, and his father’s bemusement at the very un-English sport of road racing.” via Selectism

With UK designer Paul Smith being a huge bike fan, his most recent collaboration with bike helmet company Giro comes with no surprise. The designer worked on three designs on one helmet style. The helmets all feature his signature and will be released soon in the official Paul Smith online store.

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

Rapha deepens their Paul Smith collection with a new set of bags. “A collection of luxury luggage and accessories designed by cycling’s most stylish advocate. Made from the finest grained leathers and featuring bold prints, this limited edition range combines elegant craftsmanship with Rapha’s iconic road racing imagery.” Available now through Rapha.

More looks at the Paul Smith for Rapha bags can be seen here.

In time for the Football Worldcup, SEPP, the magazine that mixes fashion and football, dropped their latest issue. We took a closer look at their collaboration with high fashion brands on team jerseys. The outcome is interesting. Participating brands include Giorgio Armani, Dries van Noten, Wunderkind, Marni, Versace (here above), Osklen, Paul Smith, Calvin Klein, Dirk Schonberger and others.

Take a closer look at the outcome of the collaborations after the jump.