Calvin Klein, Inc., along with Calvin Klein Fragrances, a unit of Coty Prestige, and Warnaco Inc., which owns and operates Calvin Klein Underwear and is the global licensee for Calvin Klein Jeans and Swimwear, announced that Warnaco will launch a new lifestyle brand of contemporary men’s and women’s jeanswear, underwear, and swimwear under the existing fragrance brand name “ck one.” This new apparel line will take inspiration from the globally recognized ck one unisex fragrance brand and will be supported by a new global marketing and advertising campaign.

Diesel promotes a collection of its new sneakers, which are “Not made for running. Great for kicking asses,” with a campaign that is all about butts and people who deserve to be punished for the things they do or say. Following its “Stupid” strategy, the brand launched a section on its website, featuring the new catalogue, videos, Twittas service, and online activity with kickable characters.

The year 2010 marks Tag Heuer‘s 150th anniversary, and in recognition of this milestone, the brand joined forces with Tesla Motors Inc., the legendary electric sports car company, to create the one-of-a-kind Tag Heuer Tesla Roadster, a fully electric, emissions-free vehicle outfitted with a Heuer limited-edition one-fifth second stopwatch and a Tag Heuer Meridiist communications device. The two iconic brands also launched their global “Odyssey of Pioneers» exhibition and roadshow to visit the key cities of the world.

As a vibrant alternative to glamorous fashion weeks, this summer (July 7-8-9) the famous Street- and Urbanwear trade show Bread & Butter arranged a range of mind-blowing events featuring a plethora of brands, including Diesel, Boss Orange, Nike and Adidas. The first was probably the most active of them, inviting the guests of the shows to take part in its awesome activities. Diesel’s presence at the fair was mirroring—as you may have already guessed—its “Be stupid” theme, which underlies the latest campaigns of the brand.

H&M has made something very fresh for those who know fashion and just love guessing games. Ahead of the New York fashion week (September 9-16), the global clothing chose a new way of introducing designers, who are going to collaborate with the label within the coming months. H&M launched a great campaign titled «Designer Collaboration 2010» and based on a series of cryptic spots, inviting to guess the disguised, still internationally famous personalities featured in them.