Awesome Style

We love the sleek modern styling and multi-function display on Citizen’s limited-edition 80th anniversary timepiece. Too bad you have to go to Japan if you want one. Let’s hope for exports.

Next time you go out to see a 3D movie, don’t look like a dweeb with those cheap glasses the theater gives you. You’ll be the hippest one in the row in these designer polarized lenses for RealD movies.

Supra adds a fresh pair of kicks to their stellar line-up. The Stacks come in black leather and canvas with sky blue cupsoles as well as gray suede and canvas with beige cupsoles.

Columbia Sportswear’s new line of watches offers something for everyone. Our favorite is the Headstream – with weather, altimeter, and compass tech that helps you find your way home.

Stylish guys will like the customization options and cool details in the modern suits from Indochino. Bonus: every suit is hand chalked and cut exactly to your measurement by a veteran Master Tailor.

How many times have you been at a party only to find that nobody can find the bottle opener? While you’ve always got your teeth, these stainless cuff links seem like a much better idea.

Classic video game characters who wish to remain anonymous should just put a paper bag over their heads, because as this shirt shows, pixelating their faces only makes them more recognizable.

The latest member of TAG Heuer’s Link series is a classy combination of sapphire and stainless steel. A simple twist of its magnetic bezel shows the time in one of 24 preset cities.

Limited to just 29 pieces, and built to specs produced by the Italian military in the 1940s, the U-Boat U-1942 watch is water-resistant and can handle undersea pressures up to 1200-feet deep.

Wearing this is like having your own personal bodyguard, because next to god, there is no greater protection than Mr. T. We pity the fool who doesn’t find this hoodie hilarious.

Mastermind Japan and Adidas have teamed up to make the basketball-inspired Hardland shoe, with black leather uppers, intricately arranged laces, looped eyelets and bright red sole. Coming in June.

The Grande Seconde SW Titanium timepiece from Jaquet Droz clearly demonstrates the brand’s unchanged passion for modern style, with fluted bezel, brushed titanium case, and carbon dial.

Whether you’re going out for a drink or already nursing a hangover, you can’t go wrong with the Grandmaster Three, with its 18K gold accents, titanium hinges and anti-reflective lens coating.

Channel your inner Chewie by carrying a dismembered droid on your back with the C-3PO Bespin Backpack. He’s 3′ tall when assembled, has LED flicker eyes and zipper storage torso pocket.

Brian Ewing’s style is the first to be released in Anarchy Eyewear’s limited edition Artist Series of sunglasses. The 4 participating artists were chosen for their influence and connection to action sports.

Avant Belgian designer Martin Margiela has raised a fist in solidarity with the smoking community by creating shirts and t-shirts with custom size pockets for your cigarettes. (Kids – smoking is bad.)

You could channel your inner Sam Fisher with 5.11’s expandable nylon Select Carry Sling Bag, large enough to carry an SMG and mags, or you could just put your papers in it and bike to work.

Seriously, what else would the extra letter in aardvark stand for? We can’t picture anything else, so we’ll concur with Ross Matlock in this goofy t-shirt he’s designed for Threadless.

The limited edition 576 France marks the first time that New Balance dedicated a shoe to a country. It’s available exclusively at the New Balance pop-up store at L’Imprimerie in Paris.

Science lovers might enjoy the clean-lined Milgauss timepiece from Rolex; its resistance to magnetic interferences comes from the shield made of ferromagnetic alloys which protect the movement.

The Broadsword Handle Umbrella is an excellent choice to cover your chainmaille with when you’re scurrying around Camelot in a downpour, and the carrying case doubles as a convenient scabbard.

Already got an iPhone and an iPad? What’s next? iPhone 4G? How about a watch inspired by Apple’s gadgets? Not only would the iWatch tell time, but run apps, and have a mini-projector built-in.

The latest concept from Tokyoflash features a stainless case, and a display that tells time with light-up rings which indicate hours, minutes and 5 minute intervals. Vote for it and it could get real.