PAM HOGG AW10

Siouxsie Sioux was first out at Pam Hogg's FW10 show! Such a nice surprise. And looking as sexy as ever. She was the soundtrack for my adolescent years. So kool. I wish my own mom (or grandma) could be this kool ...



Pics via Demotix

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Charlie Mindu AW10/11

I’m so happy to see avant-guardian Charlie Mindu growing a fan-base. As always, he brings surrealist haute-coiffure to new “boundary-pushing” heights. The aesthetics for his FW10 collection seems to have taken on a gothic vibe inspired by religious mysteries, the occult and black magic.

RING DEM CHURCH BELLS AND TURN THE DARK ON!!!

pics via BeautyQuest , FredButlerStyle & Fashionista.vg

Jeremy Scott FW10/11 NylonTV Sneak Peek

Jeremy Scott gives Cory a sneak peek to his fashion-inspired collection.

via Nylon

Bernhard Willhelm AW10/11

I am forever in love with his oversized volumes, flashy colours and explosive prints.

via Totem

Lady Gaga's new preview stills

New Stills From Lady GaGa's upcoming video for her new single “Telephone” featuring amazing hat from Fred Butler. I’m guessing the hair piece is from Charlie Mindu.

Jeremy Scott AW10/11

via NYLON

Totem 49 by Damien Poulain

Totem 49 by Damien Poulain - All the totems (real objects) are available for purchase as a collection including Viktor &Rolf, Gareth Pugh, Klaus Nomi, Keith Haring & CDG

via Another Magazine

RIP ALEXANDER MCQUEEN 1969-2010

The death of the British fashion icon is a huge loss and a sad day for fashion. It’s extremely heartbreaking to see someone who has bestowed upon us with so much beauty and could be so torn at the same time. McQueen was a fashion legend whose drama will continue to inspire for many years to come. Rest in peace Alexander McQueen

Romain Kremer (Fall 2010)

Romain Kremer is always constructing Futuristic clothes for the modern man. It is always original and fresh. Romain Kremer talks about his Fall 2010 collection, as going from "natural, to plastic, from cotton to PVC". Structured outerwear in off-white, fluorescent red, and peppermint green are the rigueur for next fall. He talks of a world that has become "flat" in its perspective. He's trying to bring 3-D to a world that has become flat. One facet that remains constant is his playful wit between the accessible and the inspiring. Forever challenging ideas of acceptable fashion.

Romain Kremer may just be ahead of his time. The world has still not caught up to him. Do you think the world is ready for him?