florence+chanel=me dying...

argh... florence @ the v music festival wearing chanel pre-fall 2010, as worn @ the show in shanghai by one ms. abbey lee, ms. welch looks amazing and THAT voice...

any which way you can...

the scissor sister's new album 'night-work' has been playing on loop in my car since its release, it is amazing, a heady mix of electro-dance and dark matter that is utter seductive and you can't help but move, here is the video to their new single 'any which way' enjoy...

how cute 2...

for the second season in a row, natalia vodianova heads stella mccartney's print campaign. in a simple studio shoot it is all about natalia's stunning face and the chic, minimalist clothes stella has proposed for fall. as with all of stella's campaigns there is an element of art bought into the mix, this season, her logo has been manipulated into witty little characters that seem to interact with natalia, much to her oblivion, very cute indeed...

oops...!

same dress, 3 different publications! which cover do you think does this miu miu dress the most justice?

net-a-porter's natalie massenet

the woman who single-handly changed the way women, and soon, men, shop...

chameleon karen

it is quite amazing to see one girl in 2 entirely different campaigns in one season and for her to look virtually unrecognizable by comparision. such is the case with karen elson, who, for fall 2010 is featured in the hyper-feminine mad-men era louis vuitton campaign, and then she goes way, way into the future, looking almost alien-like for balenciaga. so, the question is, which karen do you like better, the karen who embraces her curves in seductive lv, or the karen who looks like she may be 'coming in peace' for balenciaga, in the chicest way possible...

BA-LEN-CI-AGA

for fall 2010, nicolas ghesquiere chose, for the second season in a row, to use a multi-girl campaign to sell his wares for balenciaga. the campaign, which looks like it was shot on the surface of mars, features freja beha-erichsen, stella tennant, karen elson, meghan collison, eliza cummings, julija steponaviciute, mirte maas, valerija kelava, kirsi pyrhonen + caroline brasch-nielsen. the faces and the clothes look amazing, it is really exciting to see the clothes in this context, it gives you another story to put to the clothes, because the clothes themselves are kind-of out-of-this-world, so this 'space-age' setting is extremely appropriate.