The Jordan Brand has joined forces with prominent headwear designer Don C of Just Don on a commemoration pack for the 37th anniversary of Black History Month. This exquisite offering sees an implementation of the Air Jordan 1 and snapback hat in all-black-everything, highlighted with reptilian flair luminous accents. Here, the shoe’s upper is adored with faux-python skin at its ankle strap and Swoosh, while inconspicuous tribal designs echo next to the recognizable watermark and orange inner lining. The Just Jordan pack is now available in auction at the limited quantity of 37, with all proceeds going to the Big Brothers Big Sisters of America charity.

Rapper Iggy Azalea from T.I.’s Grand Hustle label was seen leaving Shepherd’s Bush Empire in London, England after performing at Rita Ora’s concert. She was wearing a Rag & Bone Cambridge floral print cotton-blend and leather sleeve bomber jacket ($795 USD) with a pair of matching Rag & Bone Midnight Patrol floral pants ($395 USD) and black Giuseppe Zanotti Gold Heel pumps ($650 USD). What do you think about her look? [See More]

Many people thought that heel less wedges would be a quick fad that would come and go, but it seems to continue to grow in popularity. J.C Dossier line, Privileged Shoes was created for the "edgy, independent woman." Privileged Shoes has been seen on top celebrities like video vixen Blac Chyna, actress/singer Kat Graham, to BET's hosts Miss Mykie and Paigon. With an affordable price range of $50-$80 (USD), many local trendsetters have been rocking the shoes faithfully. From the looks of things heel less wedges will be around way longer than predicted. Make sure you follow Privileged Shoes on Twitter for more updates and hit the jump to see the entire collection. [See More]

Istanbul based Beyzacases has just released their luxury mobile accessories range at CES this year. Inspired by the ultimate British supercar, Aston Martin ($100 USD), the range of smartphone and tablet cases is said to have taken design cues from the elegant form and shape of Aston Martin’s famous radiator grid, but what makes them exclusive is craftsmanship. The Aston Martin range is handcrafted from the finest full grain Alcantara leather used in Aston Martin interiors.

Part of a five-shoe collection themed after the fictitious top-secret facility in Houston, Texas, Area 72, our friends at Hypebeast presents the reiteration of the Nike Barkley Posite Max — a mash-up of the Max2 CB 94 and the Foamposite sneaker. Fans of the recent Galaxy colorways may not be immediately drawn to this bold design as it is in no way subtle in highlighting cues from the depths of space, but being noticed is not always a bad thing. Aiding in the shoe’s visibility are a number of design elements including a 3M-like black upper, custom ‘Area 72′ wrapping newspaper, galaxy lining, large fluorescent Raygun and CB rubber logos, and a 3M flight tag. Nike has also included features to the shoe found in past renditions such as a metallic ‘swoosh’ logo and a speckled glow-in-the-dark sole that reads Not A Role Model. Enjoy.

BAIT has teamed up with Mitchell & Ness for a stylish new headwear collection. BAIT's clean and sleek signature style is mixed with M&N heritage in the 21-cap set, creating a fashionable twist to match your favorite team's gear. Featured on each snapback is the BAIT logo box in soft premium leather with the NBA team's city and name in a distinct script, executed with 3D raised embroidery. The team's oversized retro logo adorns one side, while a woven BAIT label sits on the other. As a finishing touch, the underbill and top button are accentuated with the signature BAIT Explosion pattern. Snapbacks retail for $26 (USD) and are available now exclusively at PYS.com and BAIT. [See More]

As predicted in the preview earlier, Gourmet presents a more understated mainline for its 2013 Spring/Summer Collection placing more emphasis on the low-cut CINQUE 2 L Models with an assortment of easy-to-wear seasonal colors, materials and prints. Keep an eye out for the artful camouflage prints on canvas with clean leather accents and if camouflage is not your thing, safari prints, croc leather and houndstooth are also available on other silhouettes. [See The Collection]

Carmelo Anthony and the New York Knicks recently visited London for a game against the Detroit Pistons. During the visit, Melo took the chance to meet with prolific British streetwear and sneaker designer Dave White. Here, they discuss ideas on the Jordan Melo M9 – a limited edition sneaker celebrating Melo’s record 37 points against Nigeria for Team USA, which will only be sold in London when complete. Set in the quintessential British surroundings of the Savoy Hotel, we see the two distinguished, but rather dissimilar figures share commonalities over a cup of English tea. Keep your eyes peeled for more news on the collaborative piece and enjoy the video above.

Prep Coterie Co·te·rie/ˈkōtərē/ debuts its comprehensive spring 2013 collection. A fairly subdued and understated range, the collection takes a neutral route with classic Americana-influenced pieces treated in unassuming burgundies, muted navy hues and browns. Coterie’s "duck logo" symbolizes simplicity, resourcefulness, and sophistication. Ducks vanish every winter, but they return every spring, thus symbolizing change that isn't permanent, but cyclical. The entire collection is now available through select stockists as well as the brand’s online store. Checkout the Prep Coterie in our latest print issue and view more of the collection after the jump. [See More]

The H&M for Brick Lane Bikes is a men’s capsule collection combining the function of cycling wear with great city style for both on and off the bike – thus creating a number of chic and diverse garments. Made from more sustainable materials as part of H&M’s Earth-conscious endeavors, the accompanying visual lookbook showcases items with modern sports performance and vintage accents – ranging from colorful windbreakers and trousers to caps and tees. The H&M for Brick Lane Bikes capsule collection will hit stores on March 7th.