Have there been so many ways to keep an technology device steezy? We’d bet on no. It’s easy to see why the iPad has so many cases because it’s only people in the creative industries who use it it’s such a handsome device. This one by Bottega Veneta comes in a shade of yellow that’s perfect for riding with your homes and smacking anyone who talks about you. (Matches)

Photographer, Robert Polidori, works with Bottega Veneta on this short film, “The Art of the Collaboration.”

The price range for leather jackets runs the full gamut. At $4,700, this beautiful lightweight, light brown leather jacket from Bottega Veneta sits at the weight and features zip and closure details that make it very much a modern look. Italo-like. Mr. Porter has it.

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“Bottega Veneta has created a short film on the subject of travel, made in collaboration with the photographer and director Christian Weber. The film, entitled “Viaggio Notturno,” is set to debut in April on the brand’s web site and select other online venues.”

Bottega Veneta’s Creative director, Tomas Maier, works over the first film for the fashion house. (nowness)

Here’s a serious upgrade to your university adidas-sandal-loafer-sandal. Bottega Veneta looks to take you forward with their perfect “Celeste Cuir Sandal” – available in blue or red. “Cuir leather is an unusually hard and durable leather and this slip-on is designed to last forever – the perfect mix of design and usability.”

Let’s get it out of the way: these creeper from Bottega Veneta are going to be up there is price… but damn. The  lines on these shoes are just as clean as they get. In white, the Bianco Brunissable Creeper is just beautiful. With my craze for black uppers on white soles, these just may be my next addition. Finished in a creamy calf skin leather. Need these.

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Credit must be given to BV for working with Girard Perregaux to produce their first timepiece. It features an 18-karat rose gold movement. That’s “money.”

“Bottega Veneta, best known for its high level of artisanal craftsmanship and logo-free take on luxury living, has partnered with the Swiss watch giant Girard Perregaux to produce its first watch, the BVX. As elegantly subtle as the house’s signature woven leather accessories, the unisex watch features a dark, brushed-titanium curved case with a brown face and a cigar-colored crocodile strap….But don’t let the sexy simplicity fool you: inside this chic exterior lies an 18-karat rose gold automatic movement made expressly by Girard Perregaux for Bottega Veneta.” (tmag)

Here is a look at the Spring/Summer 2011 ready to wear collection from Italy’s Bottega Venata. “The collection is breezy but focused, balanced between the technical rigor of athletic apparel and the refined technique of classically tailored men’s wear.  ’The collection is about performance and possibility,’ says Creative Director Tomas Maier. ‘It’s about what happens when you combine materials and techniques in new ways.  We started from tailoring, because that is what defines a silhouette.’ ”

More looks from the Bottega Veneta Spring/Summer 2011 collection after the click.

Ahh, the old ‘wooden sole’. After being (rightly) chastised for writing this down a couple of times, we can now point out that these Bottega Veneta brogues don’t have wooden soles, merely leather ones. That aside, the stitching on these shoes make them what they are – in a good way. They’re also on sale at the low, low price of £350, which officially makes them the best bargain in the history of bargains. (Browns)