Back in August we previewed the Wallpaper* Selects photography commission done in collaboration with art publisher Eyestorm. CR fills us in on the new that collection will now be on display at London’s St. Martins Lane Hotel. The pop-up gallery “will be open to the public from 10-19 December, will showcase ten works by photographers whose work has appeared in Wallpaper* in recent years: Jonathan de Villiers, Mauricio Alejo, Jonathan Frantini, Christopher Griffith, Stefan Ruiz, Daniel Stier, Benedict Redgrove and Joël Tettamanti.”

Forget the pop-up shop, Portland, Oregon’s Entermodal is bringing their fine artisans to ODIN’s 199 Layfayette Street location for three days. They plan to set up a small scale version of their working studio bringing with them their custom tool set, a stitching horse, and an assortment of “never before released leather options, colors, and linings.” From the looks of it, designer and owner, Larry Olmstead and his team will be working around the clock getting all the goods made in store ready for the holidays.

Ksubi launches their first in a series of “Pop N Shop” pop-up stores, with a Melbourne exclusive LEST WE FORGET. Located at Don’t Come – Schwipe Gallery in Melbourne City, the Ksubi installation will occupy half the gallery for 12 weeks and will feature one-off special pieces from Ksubi as well as a wide array of current Ksubi offerings. Look for the new Ksubi “Pop N Shop” pop-ups to hit Sydney and Brisbane shortly.

The latest issue from avant garde magazine, Visionaire, entitled “Surprise” devotes its paper to the pop-ups. The issue, done in collaboration with the House of KRUG, features intricate pop-up designs by the likes of Sophie Calle, Andreas Gursky, Nicola Formichett/Gareth Pugh, and Mario Testino. The three dimensional aspect of the pop-ups were produced by “renowned paper engineers” and comes housed in purple folio case with an engraved metal plaque. 4000 numbered copies of Visionaire 55 “Surprise” will be produced. Retail on this beautiful set is 250$US.

More images from Visionaire 55 SURPRISE issue after the jump.

We’re noted fans of Makr’s goods here at Selectism, so the news that they’re opening a pop-up store in Shop Acrimony is more than welcome. The store’s set to be the most comprehensive collection of Makr goods available in a single space, featuring everything from totes to wallets. The store launches this Friday. [Via Sportswear International]

Last night in Tokyo marked the opening of the collaborative pop-up between Louis Vuitton and Comme des Garcons. As WWD mentions, "Comme des Garçons and Louis Vuitton feted their much-anticipated temporary store here Wednesday night and racked up a fair spate of orders as Japanese fashion editors and local celebrities rushed to get their hands on one of Rei Kawakubo’s custom-designed bags for the French house…Located in a small faux brick structure in the trendy Aoyama district, the interiors are true to Comme des Garçons’ spare aesthetic, with gray concrete walls and an exposed metal staircase. Steel boxes coated in LV-logo gold flock are mounted on the walls of the lower level." (image via wallpaper*)

More views of the Louis Vuitton at Comme des Garcons Pop-Up Store after the jump.

The Generic Man Pop-Up Store at Hollywood Trading inside Fred Segal in Santa Monica. This first install is a preview to the full Re-Edit series being released on August 23rd featuring the The Generic Man’s new "green" series which features vintage military materials. 

Be sure to visit before August 23 for pre-launches of Grey Canvas Chuckmans (available now) and Black Canvas Chuckmans on August 14th.

Earnest Sewn, the denim paradise, always hosts little pop-up stores in its back rooms of their Meatpacking District location. French brand Repetto was in there for the past three month and now coming up is Trovata. The Californian brand with mainly typical American Life influences will offer their collections in the space for a 3 months period. Via Refinery29.

Should you be in the area, make sure to pass by!