Puma's collaboration with London College of Fashion's Lauren Greenwood and ASOS has created stunning results...
The Black T-Shirt A La Lauren Greenwood- £35 .
This name will be huge - watch out and expect magic.
(asos.com)

Do as Dolce & Gabbana - put watches everywhere. Pile and stack them on your wrists or attach to a thick chain around your neck. (Vogue Italia)

Beautifully photographed creative cuisine science by Luxirare... amazing.
From top- Homemade Fruit Caviar Parfait - The only place I have seen anything similar is in Singapore. Bottom picture- Boxed lunch Luxirare syle. (The box on the right is jellied cocktail shots, including a Dirty martini and Kaluha and cream.) Check out the archive for more experiments!
(Luxirare.com/parfait)

Nike Sportswear - a new division of the superbrand Nike - has chosen some great furniture for it's new Parisian branch. Each piece is inspired by old gym equipment such as pommel horse benches, balance beams and gymnastic rings aplenty.
(dezeen.com)

Craig Lawrence S/S 10, eccentric knitwear in unconventional materials. He prefers the creative process of knitting as he is able to build from point zero rather than having to design around someone else's fabric. He's already got a good rep- he was awarded a coveted Blue Peter badge earlier this year and was on the cover of Another Magazines Spring/Summer Edition.
(chateaudegateau.com,craiglawrence.co.uk,viceland.com)

Sheer fabrics for Menswear S/S 10. Pictured -Dior, Calvin Klein, Prada. (vogue.com)

A Merry-Go-Round for coats- Ingenious. Winner of the Dutch Design Awards 2009. Currently displayed in The Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam.
(dezeen.com)

Liberty inspired prints at Prada's 2010 Resort Collection. If wearing too many prints scares you a little- take the look home instead, lovely 460 thread count bed linen by Liberty, from £50.
(Liberty.com, style.com)

Katie Eary's names has been appearing everywhere of late. Her last collection was pure military fantasy and received great praise. I'm not sure if the body theme has been taken a bit too literally for her S/S 10 MAN collection. I do like the ribcage style jewellery pieces, would look great over a plain dress... but looks a little bit like a child harness on men.
(Katieeary.com,blog.topman.com)

Copy off Chloe's Wedges (above) with Topshop's £85 version, buy longer laces and tie them around the ankle for the full effect.
(style.com,topshop.com)

Quiksilver Boardshort vending machine in New York (for Hot-tub parties rather than beaches I imagine) - how could this be translated for a British Winter? Dry socks machine? Warm Scarf dispenser?
radcollector.com

Finally- a grown up version of the flashing trainers I always wanted when I was 6.
Merci Chanel.
(luxirare.com)

If you havn't been to Iceland this will suffice for now- 'From Static to Silence' is a free exhibition showing at at The Print Space Gallery 74 Kingsland Road until the 28th of October. Artist Rupert Nightingale has captured the landscape of Iceland in his contribution to the collection. - rupertnightingale.com

Halloween ideas or New hair trends?!Charlie De Mindu's unusual hair sculptures may not take off straight away at your local Toni and Guy. But hopefully they might wean some blondes away from GhD curls and allow them to get inventive?!
(images - guardian.com)

Philippe Starck is world famous for his exciting contemporary design, Boutique hotel interiors and That lemon squeezer. He's now taking on an even bigger project...experimenting with fashion. In a collaboration with Italian cashmere specialist Ballantyne he has created 60 pieces, arriving in stores this month.Will his skills translate? I'm sure they will be tailored to mathematical perfection - but personally I don't think cashmere should be lime green.
image-www.fastcompany.com

My favourite film... Jean Luc Godard's Un Bout De Souffle 1960. Style to perfection.

Filmsdefrance.com

Rodarte have created a collection for Colette in Paris. Is it bad that im jealous of the doll?
Doll retails for 770 Euros. Bargin.(www.colette.fr/)

The Turner Prize 2009: Last week the Tate opened it's doors to the annual Turner Prize Finalist Exhibition. The Finalists (clockwise from top left)- Lucy Skaer,Richard Wright, Roger Hiorns and Enrico David. (NO VIDEO ART- wah shocked!) Hiorns is the most original in terms of his chosen materials- a flat near Elephant and Castle pumped full of Copper Sulfate then chilled until crystals grew.

A very shallow opinion - but I think this is the prettiest.

I was lucky enough to attend the shows at Red Bull Fashion Factory, of all the graduates only one designer stood out to me, that was Jamie Cockerill, this video shows some of the show. http://www.redbull.com/cs/Satellite/en_INT/Video/Emerging-talent-@-Red-Bull-Fashion-Factory-021242781681803?CategoryName=Dubrovnik&p=1242745950170



Felder Felder took stage in the evening with a celebrity packed front row. Their collection wasn't moving trends forward but more appropriate in the present. Comprising of structured denim and leather with embellished, studded and shredded details. I want all of this collection.
www.felderfelder.com

Fashion Fringe Finalist Elliot Atkinson's collection was beautiful with powered pink prints, oversized lambskin pilot coats and sheer black mesh. Can't wait for future pieces. (www.style.com)

Nazanin Yousseff. I love the sheer draping in conrast to the sharp collar and bold shoulders. Graduating from Instituto Maragoni in 2008, it's a year on and we want her back in the spotlight please. (image- wallpaper graduate directory)

Clogs!No longer for the dutch maidens. Be careful you do as Herve Leger (Above) and NOT Chanel (Below).

Chanel had models rolling in hay?!

I can't help but ponder the inspiration for LV's new shoes...
(style.com)

Topshop has already made a fortune of this design. To make it look more expensive than £38 (topshop.com) accessorise with Champers from the bottle, pearls and antique rings galore.

McQueen S/S 10. Exciting, innovative but overall grotesque. Although I do like the shattered crystals, if you feel the need for crystals at least make sure they are jagged and angry. These would look beaut with some flowers in...

Whilst in a gallery in Venice I stumbled over some feathery art...at least they were free range.

Rick Owens chairs.I like.

Alexander Wang S/S10 highlights. Recently I've been far too excited by wedges. These are a polished refined version of Acnes leopard print classics. I like the peep toes (plural) and it's refreshing to have a flat-to-the-floor no platform wedge. I'm already looking like a lobsided heidi longstocking with my plait. Just saving for some wonderful leather shorts...
pictures (vogue.com)

Get involved- Jimmy Choo are helping raise awareness for a PEP vaccine- within 72 hours of exposure to HIV victims of rape can be saved from contracting it. Unusual collaboration but for an amazing cause. Currently hosting a photography competition which needs to involve shoes and the number 72. Winner wins 7 pairs of shoes and two bags- not to my taste- but the profit on ebay would be sweet. (http://www.jimmychoo72.com/)

Christian Louboutin has come under sabotage via desperate labelwanters painting their soles red. Oh Dear. Yet the brand still maintains it's edge through new projects, currently by working with David Lynch creating a great portfolio of Fetish photography. These pictures have inspired me to wear bold red lips.
( http://www.louboutin-fetish.com/accueil.html)

I could kid people that I have nice feet with Comme Des Garcons £120 shoes..or get giddy with a marker pen and ruin perfectly nice brogues.