Rapper Ludacris was spotted out enjoying Miami’s Super Bowl festivities in a pair of Nike Air Force 1 Low Premium World Cup Holland Edition Sneakers ($100-$150). Nike released these in limited quantity back in 2006 along with several other colorways to celebrate the 06′ FIFA World Cup. It’s good to see Ludacris was able to still find these sneakers buried in what I am assuming to be a very extensive sneaker collection.
Check out a video of Ludacris hosting a Miami Booty Shaking Contest in the Nike AF1’s below
Actor and ‘30 Seconds To Mars’ lead singer Jared Leto was spotted keeping warm in a Levi’s Sherpa Lined Denim Jean Jacket ($85). This Levi’s Red Tab trucker jean jacket features built-in sherpa for warmth, two front snap flap chest pockets, metal snap closures, and two side welt pockets. Also, Jared was sporting a pair of his favorite sneakers, the Nike Air Stab.
Rapper Fabolous was spotted at the airport wearing a Gucci vintage bomber jacket ($3,150), a Gucci interlocking G belt ($295), Gucci jeans and the ever so classic wheat Timberland boots ($155). He was also carrying his Louis Vuitton Damier Keepall 55 bag with a shoulder strap ($1,250) and his Louis Vuitton Damier Michael backpack ($1,530). That’s what I call traveling in style.
Can you believe someone actually paid ($104,327,006) for this burnt sculpture of a walking anorexic man? Well, the sculpture isn’t actually burnt, but it sure looks like it. The piece is titled “L’Homme Qui Marche I”( Walking Man I) and was sculpted by Swiss/Italian artist Alberto Giacometti in 1961. After a fierce bidding war at the Sotheby’s London “Impressionist and Modern Art Evening Sale” auction, the bronze sculpture was sold to an anonymous rich person for a world record $104.3 million. I know some might call this sculpture art, but I would call it worthless or priceless at best. It’s hard for me to wrap my mind around so called “Modern Art”, because anything good or bad can fall under that category. What amazes me is how much some people will pay for this kind of art even though its value is based on the hype that surrounds it. The moral of this story is- as long as you build up enough hype you can sell just about anything to anyone.
Irish actor Jonathan Rhys Meyers was spotted making a coffee and donut run wearing a Dsquared Inside Out Biker Pea Coat Jacket ($2,295) from their Fall/Winter 2009 collection. This jacket combines design characteristics of a pea coat and a leather biker jacket. Designed to appear inside out, the jacket features red plaid, leather shoulder epaulets, quilted elbows, and a knit wool patch pocket.
Producer Swizz Beatz released a photo showcasing a collection of Christian Louboutin mens shoes with a description hinting that these shoes will be released in the near future. While the silver studded Louis sneaker ($1,200) has been spotted on celebrities such as Pharrell Williams, there are many Christian Louboutin shoes in the above photo that haven’t been seen before. Those include the all black high-top Louis sneaker with black studs, the Rollerball loafers with black studs and a sliver metallic skin high-top sneaker. Surprisingly, the collection does not include the navy/red high-top sneaker, which was spotted in an earlier photo. It seems as though Swizz Beatz has some insider information when it comes to Christian Louboutin shoes. I wonder, does he have a Christian Louboutin collaboration in the works? Or does he just have early access to the latest styles?
Check out more of his photos below
Many celebrities gathered to record the “We Are The World-25 Years for Haiti” under the direction of producer Quincy Jones, singer/songwriter Lionel Richie, producer/musician Wyclef Jean, Grammy-winning producer RedOne, and producer/musical director Ricky Minor.
Among the many performers, Usher was spotted rocking a pair of Mosley Tribe Bromley Sunglasses ($180). Kanye West was spotted in a Michael Jackson-esque red Givenchy plaid tartan shirt with gold colored metallic embellishments from their Spring/Summer 2010 Collection (via: source 1) and a pair of Lanvin Way Shiner shades ($385). Celine Dion was wearing a Louis Vuitton Stephen Sprouse Rose Stole scarf. And Busta Rhymes was sporting a pair of Louis Vuitton Jasper sneakers ($1,070).
Update: Check out videos of the “We Are The World 25 Years for Haiti” recording process below
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