The Impossible Project adorns Polaroid‘s SX-70 instant camera with Colette‘s signature design pattern.

Trademark blue polka dots can be found on the top of the camera, while the rest of the body remains silver and black.

The camera also includes Impossible’s instant film with frames featuring the same print.

The illy Art Collection was first started in 1992, stemming from the idea that art can enter the lives of people through a small object of daily use.

After more than 70 series of collectors’ cups were decorated by major international artists and young talents, in 2006 the Collection was extended to coffee cans: exclusive limited-edition works of art released twice a year.

The second decoration this year was created by Alioum Moussa. Moussa is an eclectic and multidisciplinary artist from Cameroon.

This is a coffee table containing the compacted remains of a Ferrari inside constructed by designer Charly Molinelli.

He came up with the idea after a customer asked him to design something “a bit special” for their front room.

He then sourced a wreck and built a wooden cabinet on wheels to present to his client – although the price of the swanky piece is unknown.

A dress costing £230,000, embellished with more than 150,000 Swarovski crystals, will go on display at Harrods this week as part of its Crystal Christmas event.

The Ralph & Russo-designed dress will be the centrepiece of the department store’s Swarovski-sponsored window displays over the festive season.

The dress, inspired by the decadence of the Twenties, took more than 25 people working on it and is the result of hundreds of hours of man hours.

“It’s the end of the world, baby!” is the title of the latest edition of the iconic Campari calendar unveiled last week in Milan.

Inspired by the Mayan prediction that the world will end on 21 December 2012, the Italian drink company’s calendar features a series of photos where Milla Jovovich is portrayed in different end-of-the-world scenarios.

the powerful images were taken by internationally recognized fashion and advertising French photographer Dimitri Daniloff.

Following Paul Smith’s Limited Edition Mini first ever tour across the USA, later last year, the brand delivers a new set of accessories for AW11.

The new set composed by laptop sleeve, toiletry case and billfold wallet, all featuring the signature car parked under a Welcome to Las Vegas road sign.

The laptop sleeve and toiletry case are suitably lined and made from printed canvas with leather trimmings.