This resplendent 13 foot long cape was made from the silk of more than a million female Golden Orb spiders collected from the highlands of Madagascar has been unveiled at the Victoria & Albert (V&A) Museum in London. The hand-woven brocaded textile, which is on display at the museum till June 5, 2012, is naturally golden in color and took over four years to create.

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” I like women to be real, like them to be beautiful, and I like them to have composition”, said British photographer David Slijper in a backstage interview for a Natalie Portman shoot. Though Slijper is mostly known for shooting fashion photography his approach is much more that of a still life photographer than one of a fashion photographer. Most interested in form and shape, Read the full story

British artist Hattie Stewart challenges the monotony of fashion publications covers with her cheeky interpretations. She takes her love for the print world to another step by using magazine covers as her medium for creating these graphic illustrations. By the looks of this body of work and seeing that it touches on fashion, art, and print, Read the full story

Mixing classic British tailoring with a cool contemporary feel, the Father and son duo Casely-Hayford Fall/Winter 2011-12 collection combine elements from hunting, fishing, military and classic tailoring. Entitled ‘Day One‘, the lookbook was shot by Katinka Herbert in the Wilton House, home of the Earl and Countess of Pembroke. The collection Read the full story

Recent graduate from University College Falmouth, UK, the British artist Anne-Marie Jones paint runways in a very artsy way. I love her style and the fact that the paintings make you think backwards, trying to imagine what the clothes really look like and that process breaks down the designs to bring out the ideas behind them.

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Maybe it’s because Noemie Goudal was a graphic designer and illustrator before shifting over to photography, but there’s no doubt that her work mixes both the organic and the man-made in one striking image. “I wanted to mix the two worlds to see how they interact,” she shares in an Read the full story