Famed Parisian museum Palais de Tokyo, with the help of Little Marc Jacobs present Baby Disco, a real nightclub intended for children. Devised by a team of renown artists, designers and musicians, Baby Disco is a dance club for 3 to 7 year olds set up in the midst of Palais de Tokyo’s exhibition area, it’s open to children on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. During these sessions, there are original DJ sets, Colette baby dance classes, workshops with reputed choreographers, artists and musicians. Talk about education that’s too cool for school and too hot for potty!

Spotted! After Steve Aoki, now Dex Pistol’s DJ Daruma is caught rocking our Z.O.U.K t-shirt for their gig in Nagoya! Not bad taste for him, not bad taste.

There’s a new Scandinavian label on the loose, Whitelabel. Instant cred for turning the average joe into Pete Doherty, this label wants to people to “share and appreciate our references and sources of inspiration.” Another label to the 150 page wishlist of brands to bring to our shores.

Via Selectism

Finally! Something to look at for the much awaited Comme des Garçons for H&M collaboration. It is interesting to see what die hard avantgardist Rei Kawakubo can come up with for prêt-à-porter H&M. No worries for both genders as most pieces can be worn by either. Images were removed at H&M’s request on most websites, so lets put our hands together and pray for a H&M store to pop up soon.

In tune and on time for the ‘08 Olympics, Kanye West just dropped his new video for ‘Champion’. Directed by the fantastic Neon duo, Nabil Elderkin & John Pina, you know you’re gonna get your bandwidth’s worth.

Living daylight fighting the world with my Macbook is no swanky task, which is why I’m digging this cranky laptop case by Taiwanese designer 25togo. It tells so much about my life that is my computer in a simple universal icon, I’m also digging their ‘Photo’ folder, for your digital camera. Oh, and did i mention you get a free cursor badge for each ‘folder’? Swanky!

Contrary to popular belief, us Marketing and Creative people do read. We read more than just Italian Vogue, I.D and Nylon, we’re into more intense reads like Life!, New Paper and 8 Days, every week. Jokes aside, since we’re such devout pushers of all things new and edgy, we’ve always been drawn to stories of success and grandeur, and we realized we’ve got a book called ‘Boss of Me’ by Pearlin Siow that compiled a good thick read of success stories from 20 of Singapore’s movers and shakers, with 2 of them being Aldrin Quek and Lincoln Cheng. So myth busted, we do read, only when we’re in it.

While on the topic of Comme des Garçons, they are having a joint exhibition with Hong Kong’s Club21 equivalent, I.T, called ‘Beijing 789′. The exhibition, running from July 17th till September 30th, features blown-up advertisments of past seasons in a maze-like layout, upon reaching the core of the maze, you’ll find a Comme des Garçons pop-up shop stocking limited edition t-shirts and merchandise.

More info and pictures at Freshness.

Looks like the whole world is on a roll here when it comes to collaborations. This post may be a little late, but it’s nifty enough for a second look, and for those well under the fashion radar, it’s not too late to catch up.

Here’s the lowdown; fashion hothouse Louis Vuitton has teamed up with avant-garde maven Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons to produce a collection of bags based on the classic LV monogram.

The dynamic duo will also launch an impermanent store in the Comme des Garçons Tokyo from 4th September through mid-December 2008. For Rei, it’s a revisit to the memories of seeing the first Louis Vuitton Japan store launch in 1978, fascinated by French craftsmanship and art de vivre it projected. The collection can only be ordered from the Louis Vuitton at Comme des Garçons store in Tokyo.

View full collection here.