Would a kinetic powered MP3 Player encourage you to run that extra mile?

Cheap Monday will open their first store ever, in Copenhagen.

For their 2010 spring collection, a Californian bag makers looked at nature and history for inspiration.

MyDNA is an unusual fragrance company that creates custom scents based people’s DNA profile.

Surf and snowboard clothing company, Neff is offering an interesting take on headphones.

In an effort to bolster its social enterprise credentials, Adidas is planning to make “1 Euro Shoes”.

Refinity dresses consist of interlocking parts which can be added or taken away from a garment, allowing users to alter it’s design on demand.

Live vicariously through the eyes of a young designer in London.

George Parker is the perpetrator of adscam.typepad.com. Every week he shares his opinions on the advertising world with PSFK.

Created by London design-duo CuteCircuit, the The Galaxy Dress is embroidered with 24,000 full color LEDs and is supposedly the largest wearable display in the world.

Denim Therapy seamlessly repairs jeans to like-new condition.

What would a picture of the 2000s look like? The Economist asks contemporary designers and curators to identify icons of the past decade.

The 45 rpm store on Mercer Street in Soho has an eye catching window display right now.

Vans have created a new line of hybrid sneakers for women.

Photos from PSFK’s visit to a store filled with storytelling.