Mr. Porter shares this video from the launch of Billy Reid in their online shop. They threw a little event in London to celebrate. Check it here.

My youthful obsession with typography remains today. No player outside of Emigre was more important to me than House Industries. I still hold a stockroom full of their type catalogs, posters, and especially their monograph book (out of print – we can only pray it returns). The published of said book, Gestalten delivers this video interview with House founder, Ken Barber. Get some insight now!

Made by Luis Urculo, this video showcases famous buildings being recreated with ordinary household items.

Free Man points us towards this great little interview with the legendary Glenn O’Brien. Apart from it featuring one of the nicest pair saddle shoes we’ve seen in a while, we find out more about his early years playing dress up in Ohio, his decision to drop out of Colombia to work with Warhol and where young folk are going wrong. Lots of close-ups of his impressive garms and even more impressive home, this StyleLikeU film is spot on.

Just when you thought you were ‘Drive’-d out, here’s an animated short to bring it all back. Made by Tom Haugomat and Bruno Mangyoku, it’s sort of an animated synopsis/tribute to the film that you’ll be able to watch and enjoy even if you haven’t seen the film.

Here’s a short documentary on one of our favourite brands, Uniforms for the Dedicated. Done by the 247, it takes a look at what the brands about, their creativity and what they’ve got coming up.

“He started off as a Drummer in LA before finding himself managing a premium boutique agency for top models in New York City. Today, Scott Lipps manages the assignments of Claudia Schiffer and Eva Herzigova, just to name a few. On a beautiful fall day, Scott put his glamorous daily business aside to introduce his two friends Matt Kliegman and Carlos Quirarte, owners of ‘The Smile’.”

Dunhill have called in the skills of Chinese artist Les Suen to create a piece to celebrate the third anniversary of the Shanghai Home of Alfred Dunhill. “Considered one of China’s most influential designers, Les Suen’s work aims to reconstruct objects and ideas, hoping to challenge traditional concepts and make us consider our approach to them. In this work, Suen uses the door to represent home, believing that no matter how grand or famous, it can never compare to the feeling of opening your own front door.”

Cool Hunting sits down with Karl Lagerfeld on his new holiday window for Printemps. Line of the interview: “My head is like Google. I have everything in my mind.”

LN-CC delivers this video look with the designer of the new 1205 line.  More as we get it…