Balancing a nostalgic historical sense with radical modernism is KRISVANASSCHE‘s forte, and it’s a skill the designer brings to his latest work with EASTPAK. With multipurpose use in mind, the Spring/Summer 2013 EASTPAK by KRISVANASSCHE collection consists of two backpacks, an attaché case, bowling bag, messenger, carry case and pouch that can be transformed in multiple ways. And, in keeping with KRISVANASSCHE’s unique design sensibilities, the bags bridge the gap between city and sportswear, with fabrics ranging from structured twill 100% nylon to soft grey marl jersey. Zip string and elastic details throughout conjure up images of climbing ropes, adding a touch of the outdoors, while black leather binding and rubber reinforcements infuse the collection with hard-wearing, yet sophisticated elements. [See More]

Like the Nike Air Force 1, Liberty of London‘s patterns are both historic and contemporary, motifs that have stood the test of time and trends. The Liberty x Nike Sportswear Air Force 1 Downtown marries the former’s bold, multicolored prints with the latter’s classic lines, and is part of an ongoing collaboration that shows no signs of slowing. Using the Air Force 1 Downtown’s slimmed-down, casual-ready silhouette as a canvas, Liberty reworked its uppers with a trio of vibrant patterns, with each option grounded by semi-translucent rubber soles. The Liberty x Nike Sportswear Air Force 1 Downtown will be available for purchase starting April 13th via select retailers including atmos. [See More]

You won't catch Dame Dash dancing in music videos anymore, but he still has plenty to talk about. His interview on The Combat Jack Show dropped this morning, and he discusses everything. They start out talking about his four children and how he balanced street life and private school, then move onto his experiences in the music and fashion industries, President Obama, how he's fared since separating from Jay-Z, and much more. Listen to the entire two hour interview below.

Los Angeles headwear purveyors Quintin has delivered its 2013 spring/summer offering with usual street-centric approach. Toying with a number of different profiles, Quintin displays penchant for seamless designs — paying homage to its laid-back West Coast roots without departing from eye-catching motifs. Providing option for different palettes, a number of trucker and baseball caps stand out with bold font branding, while pinstripe designs are applied on other silhouettes. Elsewhere, snapbacks are adored with warm hue complexions, rounding up the collection with fledgling confidence. Proudly produced in Los Angeles, the collection is now available from the Quintin online store. [See More]

Finding your next set of spectacles or just a sweet pair of summer shades doesn't need to involve a trip to the mall. The new collection from Glassy Sunhaters ($15-$30 USD) includes 16 different frame designs, each available in a variety of colors and finishes, giving you a huge assortment to choose from. Inspired by the Wayfarer, they look good on basically any face, while details like a rubberized finish on the frames and colored lenses give them a style all their own. The perfect everyday sunglasses. [See More]

For Spring/Summer 2013 Christian Louboutin introduces the new Louis Junior low top sneaker into its collection. Sticking to the same formula that has worked so well for the brand in the past, the sneaker comes in both standard tonal leather versions and very bold colors and materials with stud decoration. A series of colorways of the sneaker have released in the brand’s online store. [See More]

Few brands have had the same impact on street and skate culture as HUF and Diamond Supply Co. Both sharing similar roots in San Francisco and an affinity for sneaker culture, the two heavyweights reconvene for a new capsule for this season. Embracing Diamond Supply Co.’s signature usage of Tiffany Blue, the well-represented hue is applied over an extensive range including a pair of HUF Choices, a jacket with Golden Bear, T-shirts, fleece, socks and more. The collection drops at 12:00 pm online at HUF and at Diamond Supply Co.’s brick & mortar store on Fairfax in Los Angeles.

Inspired by an archival outdoor shoe, adidas Originals pulls the covers off its latest casually styled sneaker uniquely dubbed the Trekdance. This hybrid model features thick red rope leather laces, a multi-paneled upper made with washed canvas, suede and leather, and a durable rubber outsole for a comfortable ride. Included in a larger grouping of releases, KITH NYC is currently retailing a red, navy and beige version of this Trekdance for $120 USD.

For FTSLDRS' Summer 2013 collection, they've dropped an animated graphic tee of retro-style Mickey Mouse hands tossing dollars ($30 USD), pretty hot. The FTSLDRS Throw Money Like It's Nothing shirt comes in red/black colorways and is perfect to wear with your Nike Air Jordan 13 Retro sneakers. The entire collection is available now at their awesome online shop. Pick yours up today.

Anyone who's ever played football, baseball, soccer, golf, rugby, or any other sport where your shoes have spikes knows the annoyance of the clickety-clack sound your cleats make when you leave the field. Cleatskins ($20-$25) aim to eliminate that. These ingenious add-ons are made from a flexible compression-molded rubber and are designed to slip over your existing cleats, providing safety for you and protection for carpets, floors, and nearby eardrums.