

Alright...... so it's been out since September '07. This Lamborghini Gallardo-based Audi is said to be faster and better than the Porsche 911. Get one soon or else they might be gone, Audi plans on limiting the production.


The celtics were huge in '91 when Dee Brown won the dunk contest with his "no look" slama-jama, so it's only right that they bring back his signature shoes since Boston is killin' it this year. Reebok's "BRING BACK" package will be off the hook.....Should be a fun year in kicks!


Bling with attitude! Getting most of there inspiration from urban street culture, Hoon Jewelry has sculpted the perfect pieces to get pavement cred. Ghetto blastin', knuckle throwin', piece droppin' fools.....Damn!
These light weight, birch ply, laser cut, varnished and hand finished coat hangers(set 5) are cut into one of the five major fashion capitals of the world. Inexpensive? Ha..... If you like setting money on fire in your spare time, I would recommend this product. $485.00.....Damn!


London born, NYC based Photographer Mr. Toledano has shot some of the most bizarre pictures seen to date.


Brian Jungen an unusual artist, to say the least, transforms/deconstructs/reconstructs Nikes into various forms reminiscent of dinosaurs skulls, ceremonial masks and other objects.


One of UKs leading pro photographers, Zena Holloway specializes with underwater pictures.
Nope... no accident here, Ken Courtney aka Just Another Rich Kid has added to his Indulgence Collection, which includes other provocative examples of bling-blaoow. Might need some gold fronts and a gold dipped cane to make the outfit complete.....Damn!


A Hokusai type feel with a spicy spin and traditional Japanese painting with contemporary manga.....this is Moriguchi! His erotic fantasies are well depicted above.
A very loud and obnoxious part of life in Japan, the Pachinko machine has developed into spectacular sites for the business man on his way home from the office or the house-wife running a few errands. Created in the early 20's. Incredible visual appeal that can be transfered into wearables!!! Just imagine.....


A very unique Japanese wooden sandal called the Geta has been updated with street art.