Puff

The one-of-a-kind Louis Vuitton humidor on sale at London’s Pullman Gallery for $27,800

Rolling Hard

MERCEDES-BENZ FOLDING PUSHBIKE






There are two folding options - fully folded which is a very small package, while the “shuttle” position allows the bike to be pushed and steered making it ideal for easy carriage using public transport..Sick!

Knight XV

m.s.r.p $400,000

Diamonds are forever

A flawless vivid blue diamond weighing 7.03 carats sold for a record $9.49 million. Just to put it in perspective, that’s $1.3 million per carat. A flawless regular diamond is around $120,000 per carat.

Cadillac One

Fredo vs Lyraflip

Buy a shirt..

Swarm Shogun Vs Simple Mind

Quick pause...

This is it

Air Yezzy


Showing off the glow in the dark qualities of the sneaker

I'M SOLD...!

LiveSTRONG

Lance Armstrong’s TREK Madone Bike



Multiple Tour de France winner and cancer survivor Lance Armstrong recently presented a special version of his TREK Madone, customized by legendary artists KAWS and TWIST. The bikes are part of the new “Stages” art campaign of the LiveSTRONG foundation by Lance Armstrong.

Edge Me Up

If you think your razor blades are expensive, guess again. Parisian luxury grooming brand Hommage released a limited edition straight edge razor that will set you back $30,000, making it the world’s most expensive razor.

The Hommage Damascene Razor is hand-forged in Germany with 128 layers of legendary Damascene steel and finished with a rose and torsion pattern. A pure platinum sheath protects the blade, which is layered in the same technique as the Crusaders’ swords...wow.

Is that...?

A little insight from one of the greats- Twist -



gotcha.

Like that boy Ken Griffey

Nike Air Griffey Max



Officially the first Griffey model baring his name, these sneakers were one of Nike’s more popular designs in the 1990’s. Fresh and original from the embossed NIKE on the strap, to the ever so popular Air Max unit.




In a classic and rare (Mariner’s) colorway, the Griffey Max cross trainers will be available at Nike urban accounts beginning April 2009 with a retail price of $140 USD.

Got to get em.

Most Official Beast

If you want the ultimate credit card, you want titanium (literally) and the color you’re after is BLACK!

The Centurion Black card from American Express (also commonly referred to as the “Black Card”) is so exclusive that you aren’t even able to apply for it - the only way to get one is by receiving a special invitation from American Express.

Currently there are estimated to be less than 10,000 Black Cards in existence worldwide.

The Black Card began as a rumor in the 1980s that certain celebrities and dignitaries were being given a credit card from American Express that could buy anything with no limits. There is no solid proof that the Black Card existed during this time, although some continue to insist it did exist. Either way, as rumors mounted about this exclusive black card, American Express decided to capitalize on the free publicity and launched the Black Card in 1999. Those who were first invited were Centurion Platinum card members who were supposedly spending a minimum of $150,000 a year.

When the invitations first arrived in 1999, the Black Card came with a $1000 a year fee. People that now have the card say that the yearly cost has risen to $2500 a year and a minimum of $250,000 a year needs to be charged to qualify.


As might be expected, the invitation to receive the Black Card doesn’t come in a standard envelope that you and I are used to seeing when offering to apply for a credit card:



And it also doesn’t come in a plain envelope when the card actually arrives:



The Black Card provides a number of privileges for the $2500 a year fee including access to a large number of exclusive clubs. Most importantly, it provides you a 24 hours a day, 7 days a week personal Concierge. If you want tickets to a sold out event, there is no need to panic. A simple call will get you virtually anything you need.

It's the BLACK CARD ERA...