[Video: Givenchy F/W 2011/12 Ad Campaign]

Loving the overall look and direction of this campaign...enjoy!

[Celebs Love: Parker Bustier Sundress]

 Beyonce was spotted a couple weeks ago at the airport wearing this super cute Parker silk charmeuse bustier sundress. She rocked Louboutin Daffodil pumps with the dress but...

Twice became the charm when she rocked the dress again, but this time she accessorized with her hubby and Gucci strap sandals. Who knew celebs wore the same thing twice? Now I don't feel so bad :)

Lala Anthony wore the Parker dress on her vacation in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. For a price tag of $220, let's see if we can spot Lala wearing the dress one more time...we would!

[How Bizarre: 26 inch nails]

Yikes...there is not enough alcohol in the world that would make me comfortable enough to eat any food item she prepared. But hey, if she likes it, who am I to disagree? So, would this be considered a fashion statement?

[Maison Martin Margiela: Covered Up]

Maison Martin Margiela debuted the Autumn 2011/2012 collection  with faceless models. Well...not exactly. They had faces, they were just covered up with black masks. Maybe to add a bit of mystery, or to keep the viewers eyes off of the models' faces and on the clothing. Either way...a statement was definitely made. More pics when you pop the top...

[Here Kitty Kitty]

Source: EUkicks

Sneak peak of the Adidas x Jeremy Scott S/S 2012 collection. View the rest at EUkicks.

[Color Theory]



Source: StreetFSN

*Raise your hand if you and your girls look like this walking down the street...



[Bang.Bang.]

Source: Vilegar & Vandam

     

[Do you dare?]

Christian Louboutin is known for creating lust worthy shoes with unfortunate features of discomfert. The designer has done it again with his new 8-inch, Swarovski encrusted ballet flat inspired heels, but this time it's for charity. The shoes are being auctioned off to benefit the English National Ballet. These unusual "red bottoms" are not meant to be worn, but to be seen as more of a piece of art. Can you imagine displaying these in your home?...Bananas.