Diesel knows no borders when it wants to impress its fans. The apparel brand, which has made a shocking tongue-in-cheek therapy the major element of its advertising campaigns, is introducing a new male underwear line with an ironic art twist. The new project, The Art of Color—which has become the third installation of the Diesel Fresh&Bright campaign, is revolving around the art of coloring underwear. For the promotion, the brand teamed up with Swiss/French artists Ben (Benoit Créac’h) & Julia (Julia Gaudard), who developed three totally unpredicted interactive installation, each dedicated to one of the cuts.

The fashion giant Prada has recently teamed up with artist and designer Vahram Muratyan to create an unparallel presentation of the new items of the brand’s latest collection. The fashion house unveiled a series of animated pictures by Muratyan, in which accessories got integrated into the everyday environment in a totally unexpected way. The ‘Parallel Universes’ experience has been taken to the official Prada website, where images can be views and shared via social media by clicking on the buttons.

The sportswear brand adidas has tapped a plethora of artists for the new ‘Your Story’ project revolving around the previous Olympic Games events and the brightest Olympic memories. Back in May, the brand presented a video showcasing the first edition of the Consortium SS 2012 collection of shoes, decorated by the artists literally from a scratch—they were given blank shoes as canvas for visual artistic experiments. Now the brand unveils the second spot with the new line of sneakers upgraded by artists, who translated their impressions from previous Olympic competitions into the design of the adidas shoes.

Brands try their best to help big moments live longer, at least in our memory. This summer, virtually any British or international brand launched either limited edition packaging or a themed memorabilia dedicated to the London 2012 Summer Olympics and the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, and Starbucks is no exception here. The international coffee retailer has teamed up with pottery company Emma Bridgewater to create a mug that focuses on British craftsmanship and celebrates the British spirit this great summer and beyond. Starbucks sure that enjoying a cup of coffee in such a mug in, let’s say, 2022 or even 2062, will help evoke nice memories of this summer.

Louis Vuitton is continuing the visual conversation, started with hilarious guide videos to support new guide books release, with an animated story about board games. The fashion giant has released a marvelous video dubbed ‘All Abroad Games’ to pay tribute to the games, which were traditionally played during the travelling before the era of laptops and iPads.