Barbie as re-imagined by the beauty collective Bleach London. Includes nose ring, tattoos, and hair crimper!

This Tokidoki Barbie by Simone Lengo comes with multiple tattoos 'inked' onto her plastic body. First tattooed barbie.

Prada recruited eight emerging Italian artists to create an exhibit inspired by their kooky sunglasses.

Moet & Chandon introduces a 'Tagging' bottle of champagne, including a Moet paint pen to help your creation along.

A new Tarot Card deck features cards by 78 different artists, including Karl Lagerfeld, Terry Richardson, and Steven Meisel (above).

The new viral video for the fashion brand Viva Vena, from Vena Cava, has an animated sequence of a girl crying eyeliner... then the eyeliner turns into letters. It's insane.

Marc Jacobs launches a new line of school supplies to celebrate his new book store, called Book Marc. No, really, it's called that.

A first look at fashion designer Cynthia Rowley's tool kits, featuring signature prints from her clothing collections.

The thorn manicure by Topolino (1965), recreated by NYLON Magazine for July!

Artist Jenny Mortsell translates Loeffler Randall shoes into fashion illustrations for their latest surreal campaign.

Artist Claudia Varosio redesigns classic movie posters with a fresh (and funny) perspective.

Holga's limited-edition camera is made from army-grade plastic and comes straight outta GI Joe.

Fashion zombies, robots, and monsters as part of Fashematical, a new Australian comic book about spooky, scary runways!

Kid Robot unveils their new Munnies at a SoHo art exhibit today, including this cutie from BukuBuku!

Lipstick Queen's new Butterfly Ball packaging was inspired by Edward Gorey drawings of insects!

Kid Robot revealed their holiday collection yesterday, marking the first time we get to see the new stuff for 2010!

Diana's new Lomography attachment lets you print instant film from your camera, just like old Polaroids!

Artist Ruben Toledo redesigns the covers of classics like The Scarlet Letter (above) and Pride & Prejudice for Harcourt Brace. If only I'd had these in high school, I might have actually read them!

The first issue of NYLON Magazine ever, from April 1999, is now up online in its entirety. Helena Christensen shot most of the photos, including this one of Liv Tyler at the beginning of her movie career.

Alexander McQueen's newest skull scarf is actually a photo of the Earth, altered to look like a skull. Is this a new kind of eco thriller?

"Fire Tagging" is a new form of graffiti where NYC artists scrawl their signature in lighter fluid, then set it aflame in controlled, approved environments (read: lots of water nearby).

Surfer Kassia Meador made a photo essay about her trip to Morocco, where surfing is illegal for women (but she did it anyway)

A new comic book teaches women how to get iconic hair styles. Wonder Woman not included (sad!)

The new Emporio store in New Delhi, India is entirely made out of scissors! Designer Rajesh Pratap Singh even made this scissor Buddha statue to sit in his window.

Target launches their McQ line in a meat warehouse in Manhattan - faux graffiti included (albeit over the cash registers!), garden state moments, blythe doll art, and more...

Baby Phat makes a corset out of Doc Martens to celebrate the brand's 50th anniversary.

The Louis Vuitton caviar set...

The Puzzle Calendar lets you build 2009 like a Lego Castle - and tear it down anytime your plans change. See this and more Nylon calendar picks for 2009!

Shepard Fairey scores his first retrospective at a major museum! The Institute of Contemporary Art will host it in February, 2009. Go Shepard!!!

The 50th anniversary of the Peace Sign is upon us - here's a brief history of the iconic image.

A first look inside Chanel's new NYC art installation with Zaha Hadid. Looks expensive... and trippy!

The first close-up shots of Jeremy Scott's new sneakers for Adidas. Fly baby, fly.

New graffiti on New York's East Houston Street mocks Degas and other masters, while paying tribute to them, too. But who's been making them?