Wang SS10 – he covered pretty much every look in this collection

rest in peace Al.

Burberry Trench Coat fans unite! Christopher Bailey invited Scott Schuman to take photos of people in the infamous Burberry trench coats in London, Milan, New York, Paris, Berlin, Sao Paulo and Venice over the past few months for the launch of the site Art of the Trench to view and submit portraits reflecting personal trench coat style across the world. impressive, non?

i must have everything fur this winter! Givenchy can literally make a woman climax sans homme – amazing.

found!

oh my fucking panda! the skeleton hand bracelet by Delfina Delettrez for a mere $29,406 USD – i bloody died!

Balenciaga can do no wrong in my books, just something about Ghesquière’s designs.. he won my heart with the collection of City Bags, which has now become a classic staple to our wardrobes.. and my favorite weekend look, hoodies.. and low and behold.. SS10 was just bountiful of them! loves it! xo

Viktor & Rolf SS10 show ‘Espace Ephémère Tuileries’ was alittle much 3D space inspired for my liking, i cringed at the thought of perfectly wearable tulle dresses being chainsawed and drilled.

if we ever doubted that we were running out of “classic” accessories, think twice, because this SS10 show at Chanel all we saw were tattoos of CC’s and their classic pearls and chains inked on. maybe i finally have a reason to get one?

backstage at the Prada SS10 show – models being models!

McQueen, Queen of innovation, Queen of Paris Fashion Week this year. His show “Plato’s Atlantis” was mesmerizing, completely awe-inspiring that he deserves an Oscar for best of everything. His collections were aquatics, amphibious influence was on point. While other designers have given us visions of the world, post-apocalypse, this was just mind-blowing. not only do the clothes depict an eventual devolution from woman to sea creature, but so do the towering, sculptural platform shoes! i literally died! the prostheses that were applied to the model’s brows, and the molded, horn-like hair looks. McQueen just out-did himself.

the prints were some of the most interesting I’ve ever seen at Fashion Week, and they also represented a step towards fashions technological future – they were digitally designed.

in greens, browns, teals and blues, they formed sculpted, architectural cocktail dresses that were unlike any you’ll find at a store near you. the attention to detail that was paid – the ruching, seaming, pintucking, and beading – was worthy of any superlative that you can imagine.

McQueen’s collection embodied what fashion can be, on its best days – fantastical, experimental, full of ideas.