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The Triple Troubel exhibition of So_Me, 2Shy and Cream recently opened in Brussels. We came across a nice opening night recap video of the exhibition. Aside from So_Me, Busy P was also attending. Get a look at the artwork, the opening night and some familiar faces.

At the event in Los Angeles, Nike and Lance Armstrong did not only present his new Kaws and Barry McGee bikes, but also showed off some new Nike “Livestrong” sneakers, also designed by artists. We see an Air Force 1, a Dunk Hi and on the right a Footscape Woven. The Dunk Hi seems to have been designed by Futura, others by So_Me, Mr. Cartoon and other great artists. Whether or not these will actually be coming out, we cannot tell you to date, but we’ll keep you posted. Via Paul Mittelman.

A further look at the Nike x Livestrong sneakers via Arrested Motion follow after the jump.

Not long ago the Edbanger crew from Paris launched the Coolcats.fr site, which consisted of their own blogs and blogs of some close friends. But that was not all – now they launched their first collection of t-shirts and rumor has it, that Cool Cats is supposed to become a full apparel line over time. Only time will tell if that will be the case, but the first t-shirts have released and of course So_Me designed the t-shirts. They are limited to 200 pieces per tee and are now available at colette.

Images of the other Cool Cats t-shirts follow after the jump.

Kid Cudi has been popping up everywhere recently and made a lot of heads turn with his “Day N Nite” song. The song now gets also the right creative treatment in the form of a video, which was produced by none other than creative director of Edbanger Records, and artist extraordinaire So_Me.

Today we get a first look at the final bottle design of the Club Coke 2009, created in collaboration with Justice and Edbanger Records creative director So_Me. We gave you a teaser a couple of days ago, here now the final design. The bottle comes in a red colorway and features the “Do The Dance By Justice And So_Me” slogan. At night the bottle will show its real feature – it glows in the dark. Image via BKRW.

The Club Coke 2009 marks the 5th anniversary of the Club Coke initiative. Look out for this new bottle in the best clubs around the globe very soon.

The Coke bottle distributed in night clubs will get a fresh redesign in 2009. This year Coca Cola chose Justice and Edbanger Records creative director So_Me to create the design. It will be released on February 11th.

Here a first teaser of the Club Coke 2009 by Justice and So_Me.

It seems like yet another site to bookmark has finally launched today – Coolcats.fr. Behind the site you find the people from Edbanger Records and LaMJC. The site features blogs by Busy P, DJ Mehdi, Fafi, So_Me and Michael from LaMJC.

Check it out here.

Japanese brand Revolver continues to work closely with So_Me, the creative director of French record label Ed Banger Records. Their latest collaboration involves a series of jewelry. They worked on pendants in silver and gold, as well as colorful keychains. The line is now available at LWT.

Detailed images of the complete Revolver x So_Me Jewelry collection follow after the jump.

LaMJC curated the Malibu Pop & Street Art Series. The liquor bottle comes with designs made by Delta, So_Me and James Jarvis. Limited to 100 individually numbered bottles of each design, the set will be exclusively available at colette. As of December 1rst they will be on display.

Have a more detailed look at the Malibu Pop & Street Art Series after the jump.

Nike Sportswear introduces the Busy P x Air Force 1 to the US, created in partnership with global innovator Pedro Winter aka Busy P as part of the 1WORLD series. Busy P is an electro house DJ, producer, label manager, and entertainer extraordinaire.

To design the Air Force 1 of his dreams, Pedro enrolled the services of So-Me, house art director of Ed Banger Records. Pedro likes his sneakers to be as bright and extravagant as possible, while So-Me has a very sober and classic taste in footwear. The two argued so much about what should be on the shoe that they decided to tell that story…on the shoe itself! “We thought it’d be a cool idea to let the shoe be a testimony of our friendly yet passionate dispute…battling it out on each foot.”

From the colors and materials to the stitching, every detail was the object of child-like squabbles between Busy P and So-Me. In the end, both are happy: the inside of the shoe is as slick and elegant as So-Me wanted the design, while the outside is as over-the-top as Busy P envisioned it. Pedro says, “I want my shoe to be a symbol for people who don’t take themselves too seriously.”

The Busy P x Air Force 1 will be available exclusively at the following retailers:

October 30, 2008
Nike Sportswear at 21 Mercer
21 Mercer Street
New York, NY

October 31, 2008
Nike Sportswear at The Montalbán
1615 Vine Street
Los Angeles, CA