Giles Deacon does pac-man

This is not the first time, fashion designer Giles Deacon does the 80′s Pac Man games in his Spring/Summer 2009 collection. In his Spring/Summer 2009, the models came storming down the runway in odd Pac Man helmets, or the Pac Man embroidered dress (eating a pill) on Jessica Stam. Cool! I love his design. READ MORE

Andy Julia is a French Photographer always interested in creating an harmony between the aesthetic of the past times and the contemporary world… Check his work its beautiful !

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It sounds hard, but the Apartment, an interior design agency, pulled it off. They completely converted a 7,000 square-foot YMCA gym into a beautiful 5 bedroom apartment building. Every aspect of the apartment is stunning, from the vibrant colors to the detailed wallpaper and carpets. This impressive building even has an indoor garden and a 12 person theater.

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Australian editor turned designer, Kym Ellery, probably learned a lot from her time as market editor at Russh Magazine taking note of what Editors want to see. She translated this knowledge into her on line dubbed Ellery.  Elleryland.com just launched featuring a few images of her various lines which exude an urban, rock, chic combination that delivers some uber glam items (particularly those studded leggings). More images here.

LA based label L’ecole Des Femmes’ new collection is amazing: Minnie Mouse ears, prom dresses and skinny ties mix up white blouses and denim shorts.

Now in its third season, the ‘School of Women’ has come a long way from its origins. The label was “conceived in the back seat of a black convertible spider in 1962 by Georgette Malbesee and Jean Pierre Lachemescouilles through the cold smoke of a pair of unfiltered cigarettes.”

With s/s 09 its best collection to date, the label is set to stay.

Gareth Pugh SS09 Paris Show at the Palias de Tokyo

Gareth Pugh’s S/S 09 collection, his first since winning the ANDAM prize, gave the first great jolt to Paris Fashion Week with a show that retained his precise point of view but stunned naysayers with the slickness of its presentation. An industrial space at the Palais De Tokyo with light filtering through the glass ceiling and emanating from fluoresecent… READ MORE