Wallpaper* presents some wonderful work from photographer Elliot Erwitt for Tod’s. “Legendary Magnum photographer, Elliott Erwitt, has turned his witty lens on the world of Italian brand Tod’s, with a series of black and white portraits for its ‘Icons by an Icon’ project, currently showing in its store windows…The 40 images show cosmopolitan families from Europe and the US wearing Tod’s classics, including its Gommino and Ballerina shoes and the D Bag.”

See more at Wallpaper*

Shot byt Swedish photographer, Andreas Sjodin, the J.Lindeberg SS10 campaign features French model Jeremy Dufor and highlights the collection through a black and white view. For a more colorful look at the collection, review our recent preview of the collection.

More looks from the J. Lindeberg Spring/Summer 2010 Campaign after the click.

01. New “Flex Your Head” Pressing: Red Cover & Red Vinyl

“The new vinyl pressing of the 1982 DC Punk Sampler Flex Your Head is now available. This pressing has a new cover featuring the DC Flag on a red field and is pressed on red vinyl. This is the re-cut version and comes with a free MP3 download.” (dischord)

02. The Best From Berlin: Berlinale Film Festival Report (above)

“Greetings from deep-frozen Berlin, where the streets have been giant ice rinks for weeks, and the 60th Berlinale film festival has just ended. After a few years in the doldrums, the 2010 Berlinale has generally been perceived as an improvement, boasting a higher general standard of films spiced with a whiff of controversy and superstar glamour.” (quietus)

03. Broken Bells Cover Neutral Milk Hotel At Debut Gig

“Danger Mouse and James Mercer hit-up The Road for “The High Road” video. Now they’ve actually taken Broken Bells to the streets: The guys performed their debut show Friday 2/19 at the Bootleg Theater in Los Angeles. Speaking of bootlegs, someone videotaped the entire thing, including a cover of “In The Aeroplane Over The Sea,” the first of a two-song encore.” (stereogum)

04. How Porcelain is Being Born

“Let’s visit a small enterprise producing Russian porcelain. It’s one of the rare small factories producing small series of products, which have souls because all they’re hand-made. Sure they produce not only traditional dishes but also have plenty of private and corporate orders. Enjoy watching the process of birth of these” (englishrussia)

The Street Etiquette boys are getting some serious love these days. “Joshua Kissi and Travis Gumbs—recently launched a D.I.Y. photo project to commemorate Black History Month and the style legacy of men like Miles Davis and Sammy Davis Jr. We’re fans of the feature, and of the blog’s overarching appetite for figuring out what makes classic American style tick, and asked Joshua and Travis to collaborate with us on an expanded, more in-depth list.”

Read and see the gallery at GQ.

Milano’s lords of eyewear, SUPER drop their new “Lucia” style for Spring 2010. The  half frame sunglasses feature round shapes lenses in havana black, black, ivory, while providing the security of premium Zeiss lenses and Italian manufacturing that will keep them on your face for years of wear.

More looks at the “Lucia” from SUPER Sunglasses after the click.

Japan’s Rhythm Footwear launches RAD – a new accessories and bag line. The shoulder bag, which is available in a few colors in leather and canvas, offers some unique features. The closure front is actually just one side of a double flap feature. The user can fold in and out either side to into the bag for securing down the bag, or simply leave both folded in for an open top look.

More looks at the RAD shoulder bag after the click.

Daniele Alessandrini’s Spring/Summer 2010 offering feels like Mark Twainian wear to me for some reason. The modern-ified looks prepare the man for pond or lake fun. Roll up the cuffs get started. Note, some shorts are labelled as underpants on their site, so be steady when walking that fine line.

More looks at the Daniele Alessandrini Spring/Summer 2010 collection after the click.

NYC’s Copperwheat describe their Autumn/Winter 2010 collection as “Edwardian-style camping and hunting gear.” Designer Lee Copperwheat, one half of the design duo behind describes the collection as having “an outdoors feel -layered looks with wooly socks and rustic accessories – but in an interesting mix of burgundy, camel, black, and pops of neon.”

More looks from the Copperwhat Autumn/Winter 2010 collection after the click.