Gold-Medal Fashion Collaborations

Prada's spring-summer Sport Tricks collection, inspired by the Olympics, includes nylon bags, wallets, a key chain and T-shirts printed with teddy bears taking part in Olympic events such as weightlifting, judo, boxing, swimming and baseball. The collection will not be available in the U.S.; it will only be sold in Italy, Japan and the Far East.

Gucci's first digital timepiece, the I-Gucci special edition watch retails for $1,415 and is available worldwide. A clean digital face features both numerical or clock hand formats. The surface of the red monochrome rubber strap is engraved with the Gucci logo on the exterior, while the interior has been embossed with Gucci's iconic GG pattern. The rear face commemorates the year 2008 with a red and green logo. Its high-tech capabilities allow the wearer to select a dedicated Beijing time zone code on the display.

The official outfitter for the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic teams, Ralph Lauren uses his iconic heritage and classic style for the opening ceremony outfits. While evoking the 1920s and '30s, these pieces are more tailored and have a modern silhouette. The closing ceremony outfits have a sportier edge. Apparel from the entire collection is available at Polo Ralph Lauren U.S. stores, select department stores and online.

HBC's designs for the Canadian Olympic teams combine Canadian and Chinese symbolism. The primary colors of the collection are red and white, with further inspiration from the five elements of Chinese astrology--earth, wood, fire, water and metal. Replica clothing is available in Bay and Zellers stores across Canada, as well as online at www.hbc.com

This year's Puma Runway campaign challenged fashion design students to create a luxury bag to hold Puma's new sprint-inspired shoe--the USAN. Inspired by the summer Olympic Games, the three winning designs--the Medallion Bag, Elastic Ring Bag and Olympic Ring Bag--will be available in Puma concept stores worldwide starting in August.

Part of Hong Kong department store Lane Crawford's "The Collective Synergy in Fashion," Phillip Lim designed a two-piece dress inspired by table tennis. The knitted, tiered ensemble was designed to provide the most comfort, flexibility, mobility and style. The silhouette resembles a pink flower blossoming. The shade of pink is taken from peonies, a popular Asian flower, with red trimming to coincide with the culture color of China.

The Burberry sailing look, part of "The Collective" is made up of a dark nickel, wet-looking, mink-lined waterproof parka jacket that has a hood and trench coat detailing. It's worn with sleek, black, technical twill-stretch trousers, scuba inspired mesh boots and lacquer square cuff bracelets over waterproof gloves.

The fantasy-inspired running look created by Stefano Pilati for "The Collective," features a vanilla silk jersey gown with printed winged sleeves and hand-painted edges to create a sense of defying gravity. The belt is a beaded "Olympic" emblem chain belt.