Just came across this picture of Nike shop in Berlin and thought it was 'cool' how they created a clean cut and simple but connecting aesthetic through the their shop decoration. Using gymnastic sport equipment in a very straightforward but smart way to creating a great ambience for the store and of course reflecting sports! Photo from Hypebeast.com
Image from Look Magazine 31st Jan Issue
I remember back in the days when wearing all denim was not right and a miss in the fashion trends but for spring 2011 its the opposite story! 
Glee Girls did an amazing job in looking fabulous for the golden globes as Jane Lynch gets it so right on the red carpet again wearing an Ali Rahimi gown, the colour of the dress is so pretty which matches her skin tone, making her stunning in the gown and....
...Heather Morris was one of my favourites of this group wearing a Lorena Sarbu gold beaded gown with a satin Amanda Pearl clutch and Diamond in the Rough jewels. Eventhough she covered up with the silhouette and her body she looks sexy! While...
...Dianna Agron wore a J. Mendel beige silk chiffon pleated beaded strapless gown with peplum. Looking so classy and feminine. Finally...
Lea Michele stuns in a pink Oscar de la Renta structured drape grown. 
Another dress which caught my eye and thought look amazing was Kyra Sedgwick looked absolutely radiant in a marigold Emilio Pucci Spring 2011 gown, which was modified to better suit her style. The dress originally featured a fully open back and cut-out sides, so I’m glad Kyra got it modified to be a bit more tasteful for this particular event.
Although some might not have loved Leighton's dress I thought it was quite fresh compared to all the other colour splashing gowns and she works the long sleeves well. She pulls of this long Burberry dress with elegance and glamour. Love her! 
Finally this Versace number is surely red carpet perfect! The fringing makes it contemporary, while the sharp red and silhouette keeps is classic. Plus January Jones looks extraordinary in the number and I didn't even know her name before this, so she sure made a good impression!
Source & Photos from Mydailynews.com & Guardian.co.uk
Lawrence Zarian hosts TV Guide's Fashion Wrap from the 2011 Golden Globes! Lawrence and special guests give a rundown of the best looks, trends and other major surprises!
The show is entertaining and nice having a look at the golden globes 2011 red carpet!
Kirsty Mitchell's photography work is a spectacular piece of art. Inspired by the beautiful stories her mom used to say, she created the amazing Wonderland series, a collection of fairytale characters, all shot with natural light and in real locations.
Kirsty's background as a costume designer and fashion creative has a great influence on her pictures. She personally attends the styling using extraordinary couture costumes with vivid colours and spends several hours in searching for the perfect location.
All her stories are adorned with beautiful props, special flower combinations and impressive set designs, all created by a strong design team consisted by friends and volunteers.
The preparation of each shot may take up to one month, depending on the weather conditions and the studies required on each detail. Make up artist Elbie Van Eeden, a long time partner of Mitchell, spends many hours on hair and make up,as all the stories demand complicated hair props and colours that match the scenery.
The Wonderland series took up to one year to complete
Check out more of Kirsty's work on her website: http://www.kirstymitchellphotography.com/galleries.php
Source from Fashioninstallation.com
Photos from Kirstymitchellphotography.com
Nina Ricci
Loewe
Lavin
Issa
Giambattista
Burberry Prosum
Christian Dior
My final major project was inspired by origami and my development stage was spent playing around with paper, folding and cutting and created shapes. I really enjoyed my foundation course work and also really proud of it, especially now looking back and remember what I had created. I created both pieces through the folded flying star dagger forms and slotted them together and created the garments. The dress also included using needle and thread to lace them together. (Work from my London Metropolitan- Art & Design Foundation Course 2007/2008)
This 'Pratt + Paper & Ralph' Pucci Exhibit is Sure to Amaze 
'After a long semester of study in texture and form, 50 multidisciplinary Pratt Institute’s School of Art and Design students were challenged to dress Ralph Pucci’s mannequins entirely in paper. The stunning fashion paper works created during this project are now part of an exhibition titled ‘Pratt + Paper & Ralph Pucci,’ available to be viewed in Pucci’s Gallery Nine Showroom .' (Trendhunter.com)
The textures and form created through just plain paper is absolutely amazing and inspiring. Makes me want so start cutting paper and creating a dress or garment! This reminds me of my final major project for my foundation course when I created garments out of folded paper. I love paper its such a great resource, you can write, draw, colour, dye, change, cut, fold and more on/with it !! 
'Stripes have the power to sculpt,slim and stretch the body. No wonder designers think they're a stroke of genius,says Tilly Macalister-Smith.' 
From pet shop girl to pop starlet, Jade Williams AKA Sunday Girl made some serious headway in 2010 – thanks to a summer filled with festival performances and DJ sets at the coolest parties countrywide.Now she's ready to take on 2011 with the her debut single, Stop Hey - a slice of pure pop perfection, part Human League, part Kylie. New year = new style, so we invited Jade into ASOS HQ to try on our new SS/'11 collection - taking this season's big trends: minimalism, muted tones, maxi lengths, pleating and ladylike looks - and putting her unique Sunday Girl stamp on the styling. Here's the results...
I like the way the outfits are styled and I especially like how wearing socks with heels are trending quite a lot these days, because I think it looks nice and sweet. Socks have become cool again !
Source & images from asos.com & asos facebook page
