We’ve already featured one customisation of the Stan Smith trainer in the last month, but here’s something completely different – a Kermit The Frog-themed Adidas Stan Smith trainer.
Part of the adicolor range, the Kermit shoe has a synthetic upper, synthetic sole and inlay, leather siding, green laces, plus a Kermit face, autograph and "It’s not easy being green" design on the exterior.
If you think you could get away with wearing them, good luck finding a pair – we’ve yet to find them in the UK, though we have found them for sale in the US for around $100.
More details on the trainers at Karmaloop
The BMW – a status symbol for upper/middle management. It’s reliable, expensive and incredibly dull. So imagine our surprise when we hear the German firm has thrown together a retro-styled sports car.
There’s no doors, the entire roof section opens for access, the car has a side exhaust and headlights that sit on (not in) the bodywork, incorporating the latest LED technology.
Vintage travel bags – you can get them cheap just about everywhere these days, but chances are they’re cheap copies knocked up in some backstreet sweatshop. These Cathay Pacific vintage travel bags are different – they’re officially licensed reissues to mark the airline’s 60th anniversary.
If you want to find out about and view classic Vespas and Lambrettas, you need to get down to Chelsea Space, which is hosting Ready, Steady, Go! – an exhibition covering the style, fashion, people and events associated with Italian designed scooters and their impact on British culture over the last 60 years.