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Mary Katrantzou // Resort 2014 Runway Collection @ VOGUE

Jeremy Scott x ObyO

The new tuxedo shoes by Jeremy Scott for Adidas' Originals by Originals. True to Mr. Scott's sassy and oftentimes crude sense of humour, these shoes rock.

Also, I've taken the liberty of posting a couple pictures of Mr. Scott's SS2011 show. Amazing and quite ballsy, if you ask me!

Camilla and Marc S/S 2010

I am particularly liking the Camilla and Marc S/S 2010 collection - safari chic?

Via Fashionising

Song of the day: Safri Duo - Played A Live

Dion Lee

Yes, I totally stole these pictures from Jak & Jil. However, the collection is too amazing not to post about and we all know that J&J takes the best pictures! Dion Lee was the headliner at Sydney Fashion Week and it was a huge hit! The collection was entitled "Facade" - a mixture of that which is controlled and that which is subconscious. The designs, therefore, emulate a certain ebb and flow that wrap around the body purposefully. It's tailored with movement and it's lovely - certainly feminine and chic but also has somewhat of a whimsical feeling. I particularly love the rorschach inkblot prints. Fabulous!

Song of the day: Alexkid - Electro Jazz

Tribalations

I have a new idea. I just need to figure out how to do it.

I remember back in September '09 or so, Rodarte had all these tribal designs drawn on the model's bodies for the runway show. It was supposed to be henna-inspired make up because MAC senior artist Chantel Miller wanted people to see make up almost as an accessory to ones outfit, something that can be worn on the body as well as the face. The looks of the show were ultimately created by the team of Miller, Kate and Laura Mulleavy of Rodarte and James Kaliardos of MAC; there ended up being four different full sleeve, one neck and eight half-sleeve tattoos, defined as "futuristic tribe". (Images via MAC & La Roux)

BUT the plot thickens... the suspense arises... , I then saw La Roux's jacket (below) and decided that I need to figure out how to do something similar that involves nothing permanent. So the problem becomes how to create the look - ribbon on jacket? paint on jacket? Ideas as to how this can come to fruition?

Song of the day (which, in turn, inspired the title of this post): LCD Soundsystem - Tribulations