In 2013, Levi’s legendary jeans style, Levi’s 501, marks its 140 anniversary, and the brand encourages its fans from across the globe to join the celebration on the dedicated page. The jeans, which have been evolving and updating over the past decades to fit the new style movements, managed to preserve its authenticity and original spirit. This is perfectly reflected on the special digital wall, Levi’s501.com.

The Under Armour sportswear brand launches its biggest advertising campaign, which highlights the label’s striving for innovation and delivering the game-changing solutions for athletes. The new effort under the “I will” tagline, which is set to kick off across the USA on Saturday, provides a sneak peek into the stunning future of sportswear. Tapping into today’s growing trend of featuring hashtags in the TV ads, Under Armour embedded the #iwill message into the latest spot.

PUMA launches a totally new cross-category platform, which includes marketing campaign as well as innovative additions to the brand’s major product categories, Football, Running, Training, Golf and Fitness. The name of the new platform is «The Nature of Performance,» and it is designed to tie the brand’s performance categories even closer using one distinct approach, “a consistent voice, look and feel,” writes the company in the press note.

Louis Vuitton has tapped three urban artists to create unique prints for the brand’s Spring-Summer 2013 collection. The street art creatives have re-imagined the regular giant silk scarf to give it a pinch of fresh unconventional energy.

The women wardrobe piece comes in three different styles by Retna, Os Gemeos and Aiko (“love” in Japanese) with prints, which suit any look and fit any occasion. They can be found in the U.S. store of the brand in particular.

Coca-Cola has inspired Japanese designer NIGO to create a special apparel collection, which looks back at the history of workwear. The designer—the creator of the legendary A Bathing Ape brand and the founder of the new label Human Made,—together with Japanese iconic boutique Beams have developed a line of apparel, which mirrors the trends in the industrial fashion from the beginning of the 20th century. The new Coca-Cola x Human Made x Beams collection includes 10 pieces—a shop coat, cover all jacket, a work shirt, cap, jodhpur shorts, a sweatshirt, and four t-shirts,—created as tribute to both the vintage styles and the modern culture.

Levi’s is explaining how to combine sustainability and style. The brand, which has been spreading its eco-focused message for years, now partners with the Rhode Island School of Design to encourage young designers to adopt the green fashion outlook. The collaboration, launched as part of the RISD’s Designer in Residence program, includes the five-week course, which will be conducted by Nada Grkinich, senior director of Levi’s global footwear and accessories, and Paul Dillinger, senior director of Dockers color and concept design.

Taylor Swift is helping the Keds sneakers brand to roll out a U.S. campaign, dedicated to “brave girls,” who are not afraid of living their lives to the full. The 23-year old American singer-songwriter is known for her playful nature (in particular, she likes to write songs about guys she broke up with), so Keds thought she could be a true role model for the brand’s target audience, young females.