Haute fashion roundup: Adidas pulls JS Roundhouse Mids; Hearst revives Elle Accessories; J.Crew launches Hello World!; Gilt.com & Donna Karan do a capsule collection; Louis Vuitton’s trademark lawsuit dismissed + Kanye West designs shoes for Dion Lee

Adidas pulls plug on JS Roundhouse Mids – Amid controversy that the Jeremy Scott designed sneakers resembled ‘slave shoes’ complete with ‘shackles’, Adidas announced it is canceling plans to make them available in the marketplace. (CNN)

Hearst is re-launching one of our favorite magazines, Elle Accessories – Hearst is bringing back Elle Accessories, which shares the latest trends in fashion accessories, handbags, jewelry and shoes. (NYTimes.com)

J.Crew’s Hello World! features international fashion tastemakers, photographed by street style power couple Scott Schuman and Garance Doré – Hello World! launched last week, highlighting the life of five trendsetters around the world. According to president and creative director of J.Crew, Jenna Lyons, the duo was selected because they have “had an incredible impact on style and fashion, inspiring people everywhere.” (Refinery29)

Gilt.com’s exclusive Donna Karan New York collection is perfect for summer trips – Gilt.com and Donna Karan New York collaborated on a travel-inspired capsule collection with seven essential pieces including a new version of Infinity Dress which can be eight different ways. (Gilt)

Fake Louis Vuitton luggage deemed “artistically relevant” in Hangover Part II – The trademark suit Louis Vuitton filed against Warner Bros. for featuring fake Louis Vuitton luggage in The Hangover Part II was dismissed. The Court’s opinion states that Louis Vuitton’s allegations of confusion are “not plausible, let alone particularly compelling.” (The Fashion Law)

Kanye West designs shoes that are surprisingly chic – Australian designer Dion Lee made his London Fashion Week debut featuring shoes designed by Kanye West. The shoes resemble last season’s pumps but with a skinny strap-and-tie detail around the ankle that can go straight from the runway to the red carpet. (Styleite)