Aime Leon Dore’s relationship with Porsche is not unknown as their collaboration has at times resulted in remarkable projects, mainly talking about restorations of cars that have left their mark on automotive history such as the Carrera 4 and 911 SC. With an emphasis on simple yet powerful design, the American house portrays an aesthetic that is uniquely its own. As for their most recent partnership, they created an adapted version of the 356 which was introduced in 1960. Externally, the body is finished in Midnight Blue paint adorned with the brand’s hand-painted gold-leafed crest on the front bumper. Inside, the blue theme continues with the leather seats, embroidery and floor mats, which are accented by the checkered panels. As was the case with Aimé Leon Dore’s previous Porsches, the gorgeous 356 is one of a kind, so there is no option to purchase except for public display. The car is on display at the house’s flagship store in Manhattan.