With Marvel’s The Avengers currently breaking box office records worldwide, Hong Kong’s Hot Toys is set to introduce a line of 1/6 scale figures based on the film, including villainous god LOKI, Thor’s archenemy and adoptive brother. Played by actor Tom Hiddleston in the film, you can expect the Hot Toy’s depiction to feature the brand’s usual high-quality detailing and construction. Look for the figure to drop soon alongside the other Avengers characters in limited quantities

Known for his beautifully minimalist, process-driven conceptualizations, London-based British designer Benjamin Hubert has introduced the “Plicate” watch in conjunction with Milan’s Nava. Pairing a three-dimensional faceted dial with a polyurethane strap, the timepiece’s fan-like surface allows for easy reading while the strap is finished with a unique button clasp. Developed in four different colors, the “Plicate” marks the second collaboration between Hubert and Nava and was on display at this year’s Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Italy.

Originally shared via the Instagram feed of SABER, artist Sever looks to have been hard at work on a mural that pays a tongue-in-cheek tribute to other street art giants including Shepard Fairey, Futura, KAWS, Barry McGee and Os Gemeos. The mural shows the crew toting a casket branded with the insignia, “STREET ART.” Each persona is seemingly dressed in business attire suits as they cart the oversized casket.

Nicola Formichetti recently stopped through Lane Crawford in Hong Kong to launch his “Nicopanda Invasion” Pop-Up shop. Sparing no extravagance, the limited engagement pop-up, which will run through May 31, boasted a vast assortment of Nicopanda customized goods and products. Scattered throughout the Lane Crawford locations, Formichetti’s trademark Nicopanda was seen emblazoned across dressed manikins, full-scale installations and floor to ceiling wall decor. Patrons to the invasion also have access to Moleskin books, iPhone accessories, embellished jewelry, playing cards, customized Mahjong sets, and a range of other unique products, each with their own appropriation of the Nicopanda theme.  Formichetti has also included a taut display of Lady Gaga-inspired headpieces on display.

Classic Italian sportswear company diadora is set to reintroduce the Mi Basket 84 later this fall as a part of its Heritage line. Originally introduced in 1984 for the Olimpia Milano professional basketball team, the premium 2012 version of the ’80s high-top features a tonal suede upper with leather detailing, a contrasting white midsole and a gum rubber outsole. Look for this retro Italian basketball silhouette to see a release later this year.