Simply disappointed at how your new Lamborghini Aventador performs? If money is no object to you, then you can seek the assistance of PRINDIVILLE DESIGN. With 20 years of experience on performance upgrade, customization, and carbon fiber fabrication, the London-base bespoke specialist can “re-engineer” your Lamborghini Aventador to your specifications. One method is to replace majority of its body panels with carbon fiber ones. Thus, translates to 65% reduction in weight. Another is to upgrade the exhaust system. In place of the existing one, a titanium high performance version that is 80% lighter than the original. Naturally, all these upgrades will cost you the equivalent amount of some small nation’s GDP. Then again, if you’re a tycoon of some sort, its merely chump change. See PRINDIVILLE DESIGN’s promotional video after the click…

Earlier this week we told you Miami’s Sole Fly had announced a February 11th release date for the special-edition Dave White-designed Air Jordan 1s. We can now confirm the official release date is in fact February 11th, though we don’t have details as to what type of release this will be. The good news: buyers have plenty of time to do a little digging to in preparation of getting their hands on these uniquely designed kicks. For those still on the fence, click through for newly unveiled official images courtesy of Jordan Brand.

Release Date: February 11th, 2012 (Saturday)

Clothed in luxurious python skin with a layer of lambskin as under brim for good measure, the customized New Era snapback by STRAPBACKS have garnered much acclaims. And that was even before Jay-Z fashioned it throughout his “Watch The Throne” tour with Kanye West. Now, the same premium construct can be your as STRAPBACKS releases 10 of these special edition. Hand crafted and all genuine down to the gold buckle leather strap, each retails for $300 US and available for a limited time only via STRAPBACKS online store.

Elected to the Pro-Bowl 13 times, 12 times to the All-Pro roster, and winner of 3 Super Bowl titles including as the MVP in Super Bowl XXIII, retired wide receiver Jerry Rice would know a thing or two about domination. But not according to Kobe Bryant and his new self-motivation regiment, #KOBESYSTEM. In this latest installment, Bryant confronted Rice about the ways he could dominate all aspects of life, from breakfast, art, galaxy, ninja, even retirement. Wise teaching from an equally wise man. See Lesson 5 Domination from Kobe Bryant’s KOBESYSTEM.

Usually the one avoiding the spotlight, the KAWS Partners statue marks the second time artist Brian Donnelly, aka KAWS, publicize himself as the subject of his work. In the likeness of bronze sculpture by Tom Otterness, the odd yet whimsical piece features Donnelly reaching skyward while his all-too-familiar caricature, Companion, evade in embarrassment. Like all other KAWS’s creations, there is something fantastical and strange about KAWS Partners. And while words can convey the theme behind the status, it can certainly be yours now as kawsone.com opens for sale at Noon EST.

Release Date: January 27th, 2012 (TODAY!) | Noon EST

Whether you are a fan of his tattoo work or his fine art pieces, publishing company Rizzoli and OHWOW gallery have managed to pack the vast works of Scott Campbell into one comprehensive book. The title of the book, If You Don’t Belong, Don’t Be Long, coincides with the name of his solo exhibition held at OHWOW back in 2010. Inside, pages are filled with the amazing works showcasing the intricate and detailed tattoo work Campbell is known for, as well as his daring artworks. Terry Richardson was given the task of providing photography for the book and it features words by Al Moran, Justin Theroux and Richard Price. The book is available online at Rizzoli online shop or check with your local book shop by using the ISBN: 978-0-7893-2496-2.

Fans of street and contemporary art will have to go a little out of their way to check out the latest works from some of the most prominent artists working today. Specifically, they’ll have to travel to Tuscon, Arizona, where the Pima Air and Space Museum will host “The Boneyard Project: Return Trip.” There, the art won’t be displayed on walls, but rather on the surface of retired aircraft that litter the area and make up the “boneyard.” The ambitious project was conceived last spring by gallery owner Eric Firestone and organized with the help of curator Carlo McCormick.

Throughout the past few weeks, the exterior of three super DC-3 planes were made over by Nunca, Retna and twin artists How & Nosm. On January 28th, they’ll be joined by additional planes painted by Faile and Andrew Schoultz, as well as a cockpit transformed by Saner. Also on display will be over 30 nose cones painted by the likes of Aiko, Bast, Crash, Daze, El Mac, Ron English, Shepard Fairey, Futura, Erik Foss, Tara Mcpherson, Richard Prince, Lee Quinones and Kenny Scharf. Click through for additional preview looks after the click.

British street art magazine VNA traveled to Amsterdam to pay a visit to Chaz and Bob, the duo who make up the art collective The London Police. The guys discuss moving to Amsterdam in the late ’90s, a time and place that was terrific for young, aspiring artists, with an environment in which one could “get away with anything.” They also trace the evolution of their iconic Lad figure, something that started with rudimentary sketches and eventually blossomed into a mission to draw the Lad’s likeness everywhere, just because it made them laugh. And though it’s a simply illustrated character, Chaz believes the different iterations take on distinct personalities of their own. He ultimately expresses gratitude for his pen and ink creation, as it’s allowed him to travel the world. Check out the video after the click.

Just when digital photography had almost fully shed the stigma of being a watered down form of traditional film photograhy, Instagram took hold of the Twitter world and shook things up again. So while some may claim that the medium is cheapening the art of photography through feaux-filters and the like, 13thWitness has gone in quite the opposite direction. Embracing the immediacy and accessibility of the platform, 13thWitness has cranked out InstaMatic’, a new book comprised entirely of photos taken via Instagram. Spanning 182 pages and coming in a beautiful hardback cover, the book comes as a testament to the power of new media and internet photography, and is available now from 13thWitness.

Among the attendees for Kobe Bryant‘s pseudo-seminars, perhaps the guy who needs it the least is Tony Robbins. A super successful self-help guru in his own right, Robbins has long been motivating crowds with the same sort of talk that Black Mamba is pushing to help his celebrity friends grasp the KOBESYSTEM concept. In fact, in this latest spot Robbins tries to wrestle the time away from Bryant a little bit, after which is promptly reprimanded for “wasting two million dollars of Kanye West‘s time”. Hit the jump for the vid and stick with us to make sure you complete all seven steps of the Nike #KOBESYSTEM.

On paper, the team-up of of NEIGHBORHOOD and MAD may not make very much sense. One is a no-frills Japanese label obsessed with the hard edged imagery spewing from the subculture of motorcycles, the other is a lighthearted magazine of fun-poking aimed at every nook and cranny in pop culture. So despite the apparent disparity in their respective mission statements, the two are getting together for a small capsule collection. The pieces included of course bear the image of Alfred E. Neuman, MAD’s pranskter mascot and long time inhabitant of t-shirts. The drop isn’t without the NEIGHBORHOOD influence though, as the team applies a black and white touch for an interesting take on the buoyant imagery from MAD’s catalog. Hit the jump to check out the hoodie as well and stick with us for more info on this collabo.

Though the color has a certain exactness to the iconic Pink Cadillac, its silvery sparkles, pearlescent coating, and Spirit of Ecstasy made it quite obvious that this is a Rolls-Royce instead. Not just any Rolls however, but one that gone through the company’s bespoke personalization program. In fact, according to its latest estimation, around 56% of Ghost and Ghost Extended Wheelbase, Rolls-Royce’s smallest and newest model, were personalized in some ways. Clients asked for everything and anything, from custom paint colors, like the pink-grey combination and matte black colorways seen here, to matching picnic cabinets, champagne sets, and more. Demands are such that Rolls is planning to expand its manufacturing facility in Goodwood, England, just to accommodate all the bespoke orders. Indeed, the rich do live differently.