The retro, color-splashed camera filters by Mount July were launched by two Stanford Product Design students, Olivia Vagelos and Martin Bush. They believe in bringing creativity and creation back to the moment.

Revolve Discs are stylish chainguards for the commuter cyclist. They snap onto any sprocket, protect pant legs from chain grease, and enhance a bicycle's style with rotating designs. Sarah-Marie Chan and Brandon Skerda are Stanford PD seniors.

Tiptop is a Bluetooth speaker that can be instantly transformed into an integrated sound system. Nesting Tiptop in the corner of any room turns your walls and ceiling into natural amplifiers. Alex Walker, Jack Brody and Maddie Thompson are seniors in the Stanford P.D. program.

"Crane for Creativity" is one book that holds four years of design education at Stanford's d.school. Why? The author, Julia Davids, is on a mission to arm to world with positive, creative ideas. Awesome! Julia is a senior in Product Design.

Tae Kim (MFA '01) worked as the Design Director at Northface before launching Boreas Gear and bringing new spirit to the industry. The Bootlegger has a modular design that has the ability to transform and come with you on any adventure.

Keyprop is a simple tripod+stand that's always on hand. Alison Wong, (MSPD '06) founder of Integral Design, designed this keychain accessory, and also includes an innovative self-timer app, KeyCam, for group shots. Integral Design makes "tools for your mobile lifestyle."

Dante Pauwels (Product Design '97) and Cindy Glass took inspiration from a sneaker to create the Unlace, a colorful, rubbery, twisty lace for managing unruly earbuds, cords, and any other loose end driving you mad.

Alite, founded by Tae Kim wants you to go outside more! His company Alite encourage easy outdoor activity by designing product that are simple and fun to use. The Clover Cook Set converts between 3 utensils to let you cook delicious food when you leave your kitchen.

Elijah Woolery (Product Design '98) and Rylan Peery have designed Storied, an app that helps people capture and share their family stories. Scan photos directly from an iPad, narrate over them, and Storied creates mini-movies that you can share with the tap of a finger.

Design Masters students Aaron Peck, Prat Ganapathy, and Eugene Korsunskiy are creating a mobile learning space that brings the fun of hands-on making back to kids.

A Stanford Design Program first-year, Tom Cohlmia has designed a new sculpture method that makes images appear from suspended "clouds" of 3D fragments.

Tom Berry and Will Atwood, graduates of Stanford Product Design '11, have redefined flip-top frames. Spectracles' laser-cut lenses float above your eyes and rotate down with a touch of a finger when you are ready to party. Baller!

Mike Strasser, a Stanford Design Alumnus and manger at Think2Build, gives us a solution to taking those awkward, outstretched arm self-shots with our iPhone. With the tiltpod you can compose the perfect shot, then jump in the frame for a great photo.

What do you do with your clunky glasses case when you put on your shades? Stanford Design Alum Alison Wong, founder of Integral Design, a product design and innovation consultancy, has created an awesome folding case that can you can fit anywhere.

Founder of Page Product Design and Stanford Design Alumnus, James Page has created an ingenious solution to the problem of clunky snowshoes. His SnowXu design transforms into a tight, lightweight package that you can carry anywhere.