Last night, Hennessy held a launch party at New York’s New Museum for the limited edition bottles designed for the brand by KAWS. We caught Brian and event DJ Quest Love chatting, as well as some more looks at the special packaging.

Collectors take note, these bottles are individually numbered.

Photography by Jacob Breinholt for Curated.

The winners of the Keds Design Competition, sponsored by Lord & Taylor and the Fashion Institute of Technology, have been announced.

On Thursday 7/21, Lord & Taylor and Keds will present the Fashion Institute of Technology winners of the Keds Design competition!

Stop by Lord & Taylor and get an exclusive look at the winners of the Keds design competition, meet the FIT students behind them and enjoy on-site Keds customization, cupcakes, live music and models wearing Keds!  As a bonus, Lord & Taylor will be giving away a GWP tote bag with every Keds purchase.

The winners are Lisa Bellissimo, Letisha Marsh, Svetlana Yermak, and Monica Yong Yang. Marsh’s shoe is shown above, check all the other designs after the jump.

Launched in New York City in 2011 Convoluted Construct merges fashion with art and art with fashion. The brand contextualize high-fashion with fine art, generating inspiration
from the coexistent synergies that complement both styles of  self-expression. That comes through in Limited-Edition, deluxe apparel that showcases artistic talent as fashion installments.

More looks, from the Convoluted Construct pop-up truck at PROJECT NY, after the jump.

A slight departure from artist driven wall accents, the new pattern wall tiles from Blik highlight spaces with eco-friendly designs. In collaboration with Threadless, the offerings include “tree”, “ten”, and “bird fury.”

View all after the jump.

“HeyHey Colors brings the colorful world of street artist Bue the Warrior in an amazing iPad coloring book to your child’s fingertips. Bue the Warrior’s iconic figures have been bringing joy and color to cities around the world. Now everyone has the chance to dive into his amazing universe.”

The app hits for $3 and all updates will be supplied free. Select screen shots follow.

Wolf in Sheep’s Wrapping, a company owned by artist Samantha Silverman, supplies the type of gift paper you might be inclined to save. Spurred on by her own creations – Silverman stunned friends with the collage covers she produced for mix cds – the singer-songwriter (talented lady, this Samantha) takes high res scans of her compositions in preparation for transforming the works to commercial wrapping paper. At $5.99 a pop it’s cheap enough to cover a birthday gift… and also a super affordable way to decorate your home.

More looks after the jump. More info here.

Escape summer showers in high art style with this offering from the LACMA shop. Depicting details Chris Burden’s wonderful installation, Urban Light, the umbrella features a wood handle and a 48inch canopy.

More views after the jump.

Art in the Streets is coming to an end (closing on August 8, 2011), but the Levi’s x MOCA collab keeps trucking. Neck Face, the celebrated masked art gremlin, is next to drop. The limited edition Trucker Jacket launches next Saturday 7/23 at http://mocastore.org and The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA.

Art work detail after the jump.

Studio 1015, based in beautiful St. Paul, Minnesota, takes the ubiquitous, and much loved, LEGO block and casts it in in concrete. They’ve even made them true to the 2″x4″ size… meaning maybe, just maybe, you can mix them in with your LEGO sets. Get them from Etsy.

More looks follow.

Eric Haze’s last capsule collection for X-Large, which originally released last year, is getting a reprise from X-Large Japan. Signature lettering from the man that designed the iconic logos for EPMD and Public Enemy. (via Haze).