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via detaildaily: The classic Vespa had better watch out for the competition: at the DMY International Design Festival in Berlin MINI presented its Scooter E Concept.

For the current The List Drop, Puma has got to work on the chukka-style Hawthorne. They are combining it with the shock-absorbing running sole of the Faas series and replacing the leather with breathable mesh-upper material with leather details.

The collaboration between the sportswear legend from Herzogenaurach in Germany and American fashion designer and wild child Jeremy Scott is getting ready for the urban jungle with their upcoming autumn/winter collection. With a wild mix of animal prints, military camouflage styles, printed bullet holes and a decorative, worn paw motif on your back, you’ll be a real king of the jungle.

François Girbaud, founder of the legendary Jeanslabel Marithé + François Girbaud, is visibly enjoying the latest issue of J’N‘C magazine.

Tomorrow from 12 noon, as part of Cologne’s Le Bloc event, you will be able to drop by 'Bonjour Monsieur Courbet' in the Belgian Quarter for the ComeTogether project jute bag release. As well as the brand new bags, which were created for the collaboration between Cologne streetwear label Forvert, Cologne illustrator Clohe and the Come Together project, you will also be treated to music by Esther Silex and Hermecito from the No Crew Crew.

Germany’s Eifel region will be rocking once again from today. And Diesel has come up with a very special idea for the three-day Rock am Ring festival. Musically inebriated by acts like Kings of Leon, Coldplay, Mando Diao, Bonaparte and Beatsteaks, true to the motto 'It’s a nice day for a white wedding' festival-goers can say 'I do' to their partner at the Diesel Wedding Chapel. But Diesel has sensibly thought ahead: a limited marriage expiry date just 48 hours later prevents any post-nuptial regrets, annoying bureaucracy and expensive divorce lawyers.

Adriano Goldschmied, François Girbaud and Neil Bell

'I'm a real rebel with a cause.' This quote by jazz singer Nina Simone, served as the maxim of this year's Denim by Première Vision in Paris, the specialist trade fair for denim fabrics and meeting place for the industry. The question at the focus here is: how can we continue to manufacture authentic jeans without leaving behind a catastrophic ecological footprint?