New York Fashion Week, 16/09/09

Rodarte Spring/Summer 2010


Temperley Spring/Summer 2010


Dennis Basso Spring/Summer 2010


Mulberry Spring/Summer 2010


//Emily

New York Fashion Week, 15/09/09

Erin Fetherston Spring/Summer 2010

Marc Jacobs Spring/Summer 2010

Rebecca Taylor Spring/Summer 2010


//Emily

New York Fashion Week, 11/09/09

Charlotte Ronson Spring/Summer 2010


Jason Wu Spring/Summer 2010


Cushnie et Ochs Spring/Summer 2010


Cynthia Rowley Spring/Summer 2010


Cynthia Steffe Spring/Summer 2010


Erin Wasson x RVCA Spring/Summer 2010



//Emily

New York Fashion Week, 10/09/09

L.A.M.B Spring/Summer 2010


Jen Kao Spring/Summer 2010



Organic by John Patrick Spring/Summer 2010





//Emily

Doll Face

Move over trends and fads, the original it-girl is still reigning over fashion, one tiny plastic stiletto at a time. It's been very hard to miss Barbie's dominance over the fashion industry recently, from the New York barbie Fashion show...



...to the amazing 50th Birthday celebrations going on over at Colette, where designers and names have made their very own interpretations of the ever youthful 50 year old's style, not to mention the Barbie & Ken by Karl Lagerfeld exhibition which will occupy the store from 9th-28th March.
The clothing in particular is bringing back fond memories of hours glued to my Barbie 'fashion designer' computer game. How soon can I get the eurostar again...

Jeremy Scott




Lady Gaga/Ferre is that you?! Alexis Mabille


Clothes made from tiny clothes? Genius. Andrea Crews


The only way I will ever be blonde. Comb by Bless.


Louis Ghost. Catering to the home of my dreams.


Mp3/mirror/radio/voicerecorder/amazingness. Mattel


haha, enough said.


Barbie was on the knee high boots trend first, obviously...


True love.

I am not a nugget! or am I...

Banksy has revolted yet again by opening what is loosely a pet store, but instead of the usual depressed goldfish, this store is filled with anamatronic animals such as rabbits applying lipstick and chicken nuggets guzzling sauce pots.

What disappoints me about banksy is how commercialised he has become. I feel the morals he began on by producing 'art for art's sake' have become crumbled under the commercial backing and sales he ha smade. However he managed to fund it, this does raise some good questions about factory farming and the treatment of animals...

here!