Designed in collaboration with world-famous designer Phillippe Starck, the LaCie Starck Hard Drives ($130-$250)boast a sleek and stylish design that puts most hard drive to shame. The Starck series features handsome casing with an advanced touch-sensitive surface that opens an application of your choice. The hard drives come complete with a built-in USB cable and are available in 1TB and 2TB capacities, while the mobile version ($100-$140) come in 320GB and 500GB capacities.

Whether you’re upgrading your mancave or just need a new bar, the MotoArt 747 Cowling Bar ($TBA) will make a fine addition. The Cowling Bar is made from an authentic Pratt & Whitney jet engine Cowling used to power a Boeing 747. Each bar features a half-inch tempered glass counter, mirror-polished aluminum braces, a hardwood bar counter, bottom shelves for storage, and many more.

Whether you’re just starting out or have been spinning all your life, the Shure SRH750DJ ($150) will suit your needs. As Shure’s first pair of DJ headphones, this pair of cans boast features like 50mm drivers for big bass and accurate highs, 10-foot coiled cable, and 90-degree swivel, padded ear cups to allow easy placement on one ear when mixing.

Grammy Award-winning musician Wyclef Jean teamed up with the Timberland Company to produce the Yele Haiti Earthkeepers Collection ($TBA). This collection to refresh your lands consists of several styles of boots made from recycled and organic materials. The new partnership will be committed to the environment and improving communities throughout the world. For every pair sold, $2 will go to Wyclef’s Yele Haiti Foundation to support reforestation in Haiti.

Move over Air and/or Adamo. The Sony Vaio X ($1,300) boast a staringly, impressive thin and light construction that weighs in at 1.5 pounds and measures half and inch thin. The Vaio X packs an 11.2-inch scratch-resistant display, aluminum keyboard, 128GB SSD, 31Wh removable battery with 14 hours of juice, webcam, Wi-Fi, and more in a carbon fiber frame.

Inspired by a vintage engineer’s tool bag, J. Crew’s Engineer 2-Way Canvas Tote ($350) is ideal for a casual weekend getaway or an overnighter. This rugged canvas tote is individually distressed and finished by hand making each bag unique. It features a single large compartment with an oversize zip closure, an exterior leather compartment, leather trim and handles, as well as a removable and adjustable shoulder strap.

Take your next party to the next level with the iREV ($24,000). This floating, circular vessel is equipped low smoke charcoal grill that can be swapped out for other centerpieces and sits up to 10 people. Standard features include an outboard electric 2.5 horsepower motor with 8-10 hours of battery life, 4 storage bins and an integrated umbrella. If that’s not enough for a party, the iREV also comes with an optional audio package with marine approved hi-fidelity 500-watt speakers, amplifier, satellite radio and MP3 connection.

Designed to be mounted on a wall, the Emily Alarm Clock ($130) features an old school, red LED display that is easily viewable while in bed. This clock features a stylish brushed aluminum frame complemented by handsome walnut wood profile.