Levi’s is presenting a series of limited-edition T-shirts, designed by Brazilian-born artist and activist Vik Muniz, renowned designers The Campana Brothers, visual artist Mark Bradford, and director Carlos Saldanha. The first of them arranges workshops at the Rio de Janeiro arts and technology school, Spectaculu, where he provides in insight into how visual arts and technology are blending together to deliver stunning results. The new Levi’s tees line titled “Friends of Vik Muniz for Spectaculu” features impressive designs, which are a way more that a tees pattern—they work as real pieces of art and evoke strong emotions in those who can feel other people’s pain and joy, despair and creative mood.

Diet Coke is unveiling the next stage of its collaboration with Jean Paul Gaultier. Following the appointment of the world’s most famous fashion designer as the brand’s creative director back in April 2012, Diet Coke then revealed a Madonna-inspired new packaging for an iconic contour bottle. The new stage sees the Gaultier’s ‘Night and Day’ designer cans, showcasing his famous Breton stripes and lace corset looks, along with a new tattoo bottle hitting stores as a gift with purchase from 17th October in Boots stores across the U.K.

Pernod Ricard’s luxurious whisky Chivas Regal 12 YO launches a new creative initiative— the annual collaborations with famous people of art and craft aimed to create limited-edition series of packaging inspired by gentlemen style, masculinity and craftsmanship called ‘Made for Gentlemen’. The brand has debuted the first collaboration of this kind with British luxury shoe designer Tim Little, the owner and creative director of a male shoe brand Grenson, who designed a collectible tin featuring a stylish deconstruction of classic English leather shoes.