Adidas Originals Holiday 2011 collection is now in stores and it includes everything from the boots shown here to jackets and ski pants. On the next page, see individual item shots plus stylized shots.

Via Refinery we learn lingerie brand The Lake & Stars is collaborating with Nike on an Air Force I, which has to be on some top-ten list in terms of unexpected partnerships. In this image, one of the The Lake & Stars designers is working with Nike employee Weston on choosing the color and detailing for the custom pair so it’s highly unlikely that you’re seeing the finished shoe as opposed to a an office sample used to work against in building the collaboration.

The shoe is being built for the The Lake & Stars pop up store, which is set to launch on November 10th. The slight hitch with the pop-up we learned from Racked yesterday, is the sponsoring organization, BOFFO, used up all it’s money on Nicola Formichetti’s pop up and may not have enough cash to do any more pop ups. One hopes it all works out–wanna see the sneakers!

Artist Terrence Koh collaborates with Italian sneaker brand Forfex and Opening Ceremony on these fuzzy white high tops, which have been deemed “Bunny Boots.” On the OC blog, Forfex’s Gio Forbice interviews Koh and here is what he had to say about the shoes:

GF: Do you remember how bunny boots started?
TK: yes we were in the park in istanbul and we were both looking at the full moon and thought we should make all white boots about bunnys that live inside the moon.

On the next page, see the white moon boots that are part of the same collabo.

Vans teams up with musician and muse Jesse Jo on a second collection, featuring cut-offs, jean jackets, cropped tops, fanny pack, backpacks, sox and even boy undies. Jo has been labeled the anti-it girl and indeed she does fly under the radar, which is kind of a nice–leave a little room for some mystery for a change.

See the rest of the lookbook on the next page, including a very neat blue velour mini dress with a cut out back.

Oh how we wish for a more complex flavor and look beyond the usual pink and purple colorways. Such an amazing brand…..why oh why the powers that be can’t figure out to make it “fly” for more grown ladies is lost on us Snobettes.

More on next page.

Inspired by Roy Lichtenstein (and we might add, Jeremy Scott), Pierre Hardy designs the unisex ”Poworama” sneaker, which will be limited to 500 pairs and sold only at Pierre Hardy shops. Via Vogue Paris.

An eye-catching editoral of Kate Bosworth via Stylecaster. In this shot the kicks are by Pierre Hardy and bright pink pants are courtesy of Yigal Azrouël. One more shot on the next page with more at Stylecaster, where Bosworth discusses the launch of accessory line, JewelMint, in partnership with her stylist, Cher Coulter.  Via Lillylab.

Nike takes a more creative approach to its Autumn 2011 presentation by collaborating with female comic book artists Jan Duursema and Amanda Connor to create a “Make Yourself A Superhero” lookbook–an approach that takes the focus off of the celebrity athlete (which unfortunately there is a dearth of when it comes to females) and puts it squarely on the every day woman.

As for the artists, Duursema is known for her work on the Star Wars series and Connor has contributed to Mad magazine and has drawn for DC Comics’ Power Girl and Atlee.

See more looks on the next page.

We just posted up backstage images of Alexander Wang’s Spring 2012 show, as photographed by Julia Chesky and asked readers to identify the sneakers being worn by model Hanne Gaby Odiele, and Chesky herself let us know that they’re by Isabel Marant. So damn hot we thought they deserved a post all to themselves! Image via Littlebookofsecrets.

Photographer Julia Chesky was a fan of the all-white outfit model Hanne Gaby Odiele wore to the Alexander Wang spring 2012 show and so are we.  Do tell us, sneakerheads….what are the kicks she’s wearing?

And pssssssst, Chesky just posted up her runway images from the Wang show, which, still our favorite thus far for the season.