Visitors to the Original Fake website are now greeted with this image of an OF logo. We’ll be seeing these shortly on tees no doubt.

pic and info: Original Fake

Last week we mentioned that Clockers’ summer collection has hit store shelves, and now the brand have completely revamped their site. You will find the new lookbook as well as an online shop selling the new tees.

pic and info: Clockers

Earlier this week, Imaginary Foundation released three new tees for guys, and two for girls. Most come in different colours, and they are now available for purchase through their website.

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Just recently, Madfoot have updated their site to include all their releases from June all the way through until October. There are a whole bunch of sneakers to browse through.

Check them all out here.

pic and info: Madfoot

Billy Idol’s new album releases today. The album cover was designed by Shepard Fairey. He also designed a poster that will go on sale tomorrow. They are limited to 400 and are signed by both Shepard and Billy.

pic and info: Obey

Italian brand, Vanguard has collaborated with Rockers on a small collection themed around Peace and Love. All items were made in Italy and range from tees, to crewnecks and a reversible technical jacket. The collection is now available through Vanguard’s and Rockers’ websites, and at select retailers.

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Gold Coin’s summer collection will start hitting stores soon. The new collection consists of some tees, windbreakers, selvage denim, fitteds, five panel caps, and more. The San Francisco-based brand have completed the lookbook, which was shot on the streets of their home town. The collection starts shipping first week of July.

Check out the lookbook after the jump.

The Air Max 90 Current has starting hitting stores. Two of the most noticeable changes from the Air Max 90 is the all-mesh toe, and the use of Free technology on the sole. One of the latest stores to receive the shoe is proper.

pic and info: proper

Over the weekend, Johnny Cupcakes released a new tee. It was limited to only 100, and each was individually numbered. It even came in some nifty dynamite stick packaging. Needless to say, there was a line up for the tee days before the release.

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For Radar’s July/August issue, they enlisted Terry Richardson to shoot the issue’s cover girl, Pamela Anderson. The style of photography is distinctly Richardson, which in itself is a good thing. Adding Pam Anderson into the mix doesn’t hurt either.

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