Fucking Awesome are a bit of a strange brand in that they only release collections once every so often so when they do finally put something out we always like to take notice.

In keeping with the recent photo-print trend this new collection of tees features some rather saucy photos including an image of someone grabbing a mans bum and a woman seductively applying her penis shaped lipstick. Controversially there’s also images of dictators like Hitler on one of the tees.

Check them out above.

As bikes become more and more popular in the city it was only a matter of time before more mainstream fashion outlets started looking at stocking them.

The new collection of bikes that Urban Outfitters will be stocking will include a total of 14 bike styles and 7 different colourways.

The unisex collection of bikes will be available online from the start of June.

All the bikes are a single gear, fixed speed bike called a fixie and they will retail at £340.00 each.

This great selection from Junk Jewels has got us wanting to dig into our old jewellery boxes and find those little charms that we used to collect but never had a chain for and stick them on something.

Junk Jewels takes one to two charms per bracelet and creates really pretty delicate gold wrist adornments.

Our favourite is definitely the kittens, two trends in one – charm bracelets / Cats.

You can pick these bracelets up online for £6.00 each, such a bargain that we think Junk Jewellery might be becoming our new favourite place to shop for trinkets!

If you plan on doing any BBQ-ing or parking this weekend, which if you’re not planning on any of that you are clearly insane – then this shirt is what you want to be wearing.

Get to the Wranger store in central this week and pick one up. You’ll be looking like Leo DiCaprio on Datona Beach in no time at all.

Now the third biggest social networking site (just behind Facebook and Twitter) Pinterest has become one of the most powerful websites in terms of online shopping sales around and now it looks like it’s owners could be interested in introducing an e-commerce option to the site.

To give you some idea of just how much of a boost to online sales Pinterest has provided here’s some facts for you. The average Pinterest user who orders an item they’ve seen on the site spends £50 which is nearly double the amount Facebook users spend. And between the end of 2011 and mid 2012 Pinterest’s monopoly  on revenue created from social-network sites rose from 1% to 17%.

Following it’s success the website is now due to have a big shake up and introduce a number of ‘new services’ and after hearing the facts we don’t think it’d make any sense if they didn’t introduce a direct online shopping platform.

The fashion designer who is best known and loved for his red soled shoes has had a busy year so far. As well as releasing some of the coolest pairs of shoes we’ve seen so far in 2012 he’s also currently having his design work honoured over at the Design Museum as part of a new exhibition.

Now the designer has taken time out of his busy schedule to create an entirely free iPhone app.

The app is rammed full of images and sketches of the iconic shoes and as far as we can tell that’s all you can do with it. There’s no retail option nor any real interactive experience with this Christian Louboutin app however it is stocked full of very pretty images so if you’re a fan of the brand head over to the app store now and get downloading.

A soft leather small under arm bag in the shape of a bunny, who could ask for more! Now you don’t need that expensive micro dog or pig to put under your arm! You have this instead.

Available in velvet, $405  and leather $450 this bag would seriously get you into the animal fashion trend. It reminds us of the Velveteen Rabbit.

Prada have made a 3 and a half minute short film starring Helena Bonham Carter and Ben Kingsley which they’ve just premiered at Cannes Film Festival.

The film, entitled A Therapy, shows Carter’s character turning up to a meeting with her therapist. Throughout the film there are subtle hints of advertising. For starters they’re both dressed from head to toe in Prada and there’s also the lingering shot on the brands label inside the shoe that Carter removes.

It’s clever and just further proves that point that direct advertising just isn’t effective anymore. Consumers no long react in the way they did to a straight forward advertising or marketing campaign and so brands are having to think outside the box a bit.

Of course Prada have a lot of money and A-list connections on their side which makes something like this a bit easier but we reckon it’d be just as effective with a smaller label too.

Check out the film above and see what you think for yourself.

First up is this snap back cap from New Era. Superheroes are all the rage this summer following the release of The Avengers, The Amazing Spider-Man and The Dark Knight Rises so join the trend with this Superman cap. £23.

Urban Outfitters are offering up this loose weave Fedora Hat which is perfect if you’re heading to a beach or indeed the park this summer. It’s also modelled by Josh Beech and if it’s good enough for him, it’s good enough for us. £20.

If you’re after something a bit jazzier this summer than Asos have this five panel Aztec print cat which wont look out of place at any of the summers festivals or when teamed with a denim shirt. £12.

It’s not just t-shirts that are made more stylish by having a photo printed on them this summer, the fashion trend applies to hats too. This one is from River Island and will set you back £13.

If you’re more of a traditional man then you may like this wide brim hat from Zara. Ideal for keeping the sun out of your eyes it’ll also double up as a good fan if you remove it from your head and wave the brim on your face. £15.99.

ASOS have teamed up with fashion emporium b store to launched their latest collaboration. ASOS do collaborations all the time we know but the difference here is that this one will be available offline in a shop.

This will be the fashion website’s first offline collection and it can be found at b store’s Kingly Street concept store which mades sense.

The collection is hugely print heavy, and is made up of nine pieces (including a wedge heel) featuring two bold prints; a summery palm-print and the desert city.

b store launched 10 years ago and since then has attracted many labels and fashion lovers with its purist approach to fashion, discreet design and unique brand aesthetic. b store also has a magazine and regularly is involved in collaborative projects.

The new b store flagship has been designed to be fresh and inspiring to showcase their now established, b store brand, alongside the eclectic and personal mix of designers, products, books
and furniture.

The collection is fully available now.

b store, 21 Kingly Street, London, W1B 5QA