Similar to last year’s Leather & Quilted Neoprene Hooded Jacket, Riccardo Tisci and Givenchy introduce the Double-Sleeved Leather-Stripe Cotton Bomber Jacket as a part of the luxury label’s Fall/Winter 2013 collection. Opting for a double-sleeve aesthetic that sees short leather sleeves layered atop those of black cotton, the piece sports a premium black leather body and matching hood along with zippered slit pockets, a zippered placket, and two stripes that stretch across the chest. The Double-Sleeved Leather-Stripe Cotton Bomber Jacket is available now at MR PORTER for ($2,330 USD).

Sean “Diddy” Combs has successfully transferred his hustle in music to his newest ventures in entrepreneurship. Today, CIROC and Casio’s G-Shock have announced that they will be collaborating on a Breathalyzer Watch. CIROC and Diddy have always been advocates for responsible drinking – hence, the side of the transparent watch will feature a built-in breathalyzer that shows your blood alcohol content on the watch’s face. The watch is set to be featured in three colors – all of which resemble CIROC’s signature color gradient found across its bottles. With brash CIROC branding on the watch mixed with the functionality of a breathlyzer, the collaborative watch will surely be a conversation starter next time you’re out on the town. The CIROC x G-Shock Breathalyzer Watch will be available at select G-Shock retailers starting August 2nd.

Coming soon from Nike Sportswear is a special QuickStrike, EXT edition of this year’s Air Max flagship silhouette, the Air Max+ 2013. Appearing in two archival colorways – much like the previously-revealed “Flashback Pack” – as a nod to the OG Sail/Dark Obsidian-Neutral Grey colorway of the Air Max 1 and the Air 180‘s beloved Ultramarine look, the kicks retain the new silhouette’s contemporary technologies, pairing 360-degree Air Max cushioning with a Hyperfuse upper and Dynamic Flywire support. Each of the limited edition colorways are set for a June 21st release via hanon. [See More]

It’s hard to safe what will happen with Sneakerhead culture in the next five years. With Nike pretty much controlling the flow of 90% of the prized goods at their leisure, we’re all sheep at the end of the day. But who’s to judge. For some of us, it’s still about loving the way sneakers look on your feet, the nostalgia of having kicks you had or couldn’t have as a kid, going on sneaker mission with your friends, coming up on a rare pair at a mom and pop shops, but for others it’s all about the flip. We all know reselling is a big money game, but the players are getting younger, and the stakes are getting higher. The real questions is: are these kids ruining the culture? Nightline recently took an honest look at where the sneakergamer is in 2013.

A common sight on artificial football fields during the late ’90s, the Nike Air Zoom Turf Jet 97 ($140 USD) has returned in an all new colorway for 2013. Embellished with a opulent black/metallic gold-pro platinum upper, the revised Barry Sander’s signature model offers a leather construction and midfoot Velcro strap for top-notch durability and support. Its Nike Zoom cushioning rests atop a rubber outsole with specialized pods for superb traction on turf. The Nike Air Zoom Turf Jet 97 Black/Metallic Gold-Pro Platinum is available now online at the Nike Store.

Miami-based Del Toro presents a luxurious new lookbook for Spring/Summer 2013, continuing on its trend of excellent showcases with the follow-up to its Edition III lookbook – aptly titled Edition IV. The upscale shoe brand’s latest lush visual guide to this season’s offerings adopts ivy-covered mansions and antique Italian cars to subtly inform their smooth silhouettes. Bold colorways of the Alto Chukka, Wingtip, and cornerstone Slipper have been executed within the imagery, each of which make use of supple nappa leather, thick cognac suede, and even fine silk in their composition. Enjoy the well-executed photo set above and look for the latest pieces at Del Toro’s Miami boutique and online. [See More]

The latest colorway of LeBron James‘ cutting edge Nike LeBron X P.S. Elite is getting ready to hit retailers soon. The total Crimson/Fiberglass colorway features a predominantly total crimson upper with black carbon fiber elements appearing on the heel and midfoot. Volt appears on the laces, the outline of the Swoosh and the the full-length Nike Zoom unit while fiberglass coloring appears on the Swoosh and speckled midsole. This latest drop is available for pre-order now at Wish. [See More]

While Miami streetwear imprint PLV ’88 is still in its early days, it’s not afraid to show off the attractive women from their corner of the world. Directed by label founder Jarue, its 2013 summer lookbook features the statuesque Jenny Olivero scantly-clad in this season’s garments. In celebration of the label’s start-up, PLV ’88 will be hosting a party with A$AP Rocky. Head over to the PLV ’88 online store for more on the collection and stay tuned for further releases from the new found label. Enjoy.

Having released the technical Solarsoft Mule earlier this year, Nike draws some inspiration from its design vaults to create a slip-on veteran sneakerheads can vibe with for the summer. Dubbed the Vandal Clog, this model comes complete with the Vandal‘s signature nylon upper and classic cupsole, however its height is chopped down to where the famous striped Velcro strap now rests on its instep. NSW made sure to add some premium material upgrades to maintain both breathability and comfort in various environments. Releasing in Metallic Silver/Challenge Red-Prize Blue-Black, Black/Metallic Gold-White and Hyper Red/Metallic Silver-White, the Vandal Clog will be available at select Nike stockists in the coming months and, for those in Japan, can be pre-ordered now via atmos. [See More]

For better or worse, NIKEiD has opened new avenues for anyone with a creative mind to flaunt their dream designs. As for the Air Force 1 profile, NIKEiD has now enabled options for invisible toe box paneling alongside sparkly patent leather, allowing an array of possibilities for the upper. Meanwhile the lower is not disregarded with classic, Lunar and Max Air soles available for cushioning in stride. Head over to NIKEiD now to customize your own Air Force 1 for $190 USD.