Dalek - the one-time assistant to Takashi Murakami - has just updated his website with a look at some of his latest paintings.

Taz Arnold is back with another collaboration between his brand, Tisa and luxury leather goods manufacturer, MCM on a new collection of bags and accessories. This time around, it’s a selection of brown and red backpacks, duffle and saddle bags, waist packs, clear plastic totes and belts, wallets and coin case keyholders. The first delivery of items releases June 27th through Phenomenon’s website, two days later at Choice is Yours, and July 4th at LWT.

Banksy has pulled off his most daring stunt yet by staging his biggest-ever British exhibition in complete secrecy.

The covert graffiti artist snuck into Bristol's City Museum and Art Gallery and replaced many of the artefacts on display there with 100 pieces of his own work, including a burnt-out ice-cream van.

The spray-painted van, which sits under a giant melted cone, appears alongside dozens of sculptures, oil paintings and his trademark stencils from today.

Whether we'd like to admit it or not, half the selling point of a cologne is the bottle: The coolest ones sell scents, and the ones that you'd rather not keep in your medicine cabinet, well, don't make it there (however good their contents may smell). We're glad to report that Swiss Unlimited, the new men's scent from Victorinox, falls into the former category. The brand stays true to its outdoorsy heritage with a rubber-encased rectangular flacon affixed with a carabiner—maybe a little heavy on the innuendo for our tastes, but the case makes the bottle pretty much unbreakable, so it's legitimately ready for the trails. Whether or not it ever makes it there, of course, remains entirely up to you.

Available this fall at select Bloomingdale's locations

We're living in the Age of the Limited Edition, so we're obliged to report its latest laboratory: Nice Collective's new StoreRoom, an online-only rarity and one-off shop that rewards devoted fans (not to mention big spenders) with not-the-average-guy's merchandise. But when the goods are good, it's hard to complain. Here in the StoreRoom, NC's hard-driving boots—a slam dunk in their original form—get a (sorry) retread with a buttoning, monk-strappish flap. If you prefer your Nice Collective on the slicker end, here's the mod for you. (And if you're curious, that sheen is the result of a hand-buffing with used motor oil.) If the debut offerings—in addition to the boot, a metallic wallet and a weathered vintage-key necklace—don't set your heart racing, that's okay; new product will be released monthly, so all you have to do is wait out the clock. Unless, that is, you want it—once it's gone, it's gone.

Scrap Metal boot, $695, available at storeroom.nicecollective.com

Let’s take our watch game back a bit to a time when travel alarm clocks were a staple in travel accessories. “From the 1930s, here is a travel alarm clock from Jaeger Lecoultre. If that wasn’t enough, this pop-up alarm clock was sold and signed by a small French retailer that goes by the name of Hermes.  This item has the destinct honor of being called by two terms that we adore “vintage Jaeger Lecoultre” and “vintage Hermes”.  So, so good.” Those were the days.