Amen, amen I say to you! Tome Ford recently told WWD that he will, in fact, be launching a womenswear line “very soon.” Ford’s businesspartner, Domenico De Sole, is on the hunt for some financing, and once the monetary aspect is all squared away, we can expect a womenswear collection to hit the runways about 18 months after! I sense some of the best androgyny is lurking in the near future!

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A new favorite fashion movie might be entering the ring. Ridley Scott is apparently courting Angelina to star in a new movie about murder and decadence in the pre-Tom Ford Gucci empire.

Brooklyn natives, the twentyten, have rolled out a second round of images for their amazing new collection! The pieces are by no means for the people who wish to go unnoticed, but what’s the fun in that?

“I hate celebrities. All those pointless girls — I won’t name names, but you know who I mean. They are ‘famous’. Ridiculous. I like women with style: actresses like Uma Thurman, icons like Audrey Hepburn. I like women with style to wear my shoes.”

The duo behind El Delgado Buil presented their capsule collection they created in collaboration with Kipling during their Spring/Summer 2010 show.

Rumor was true, JPG will do a Target line, which will hit stores March 7th. The inspiration:

Jean Paul Gaultier for Target pays tribute to the American woman, celebrating the forces of style both past and present in American pop culture, the retailer said.

Agyness Deyn has the gaudy hipster look down pat for the D.O.H.C Fall 2009 campaign. Accompanied by male models Jake Madden, Michael Gamdolfi and Drew Keilt, Deyn is in her element, modeling and DJing!

It’s getting cold outside, and with the rapidly decreasing temperature, what sounds better than a nice cashmere sweater? Teasing my goosebumps is designer Madeleine Thompson and her cashmere collection for Spring 2010. Although the release of these pieces are a ways away, it’s nice to see some basic, layer ready,  knitwear pieces.

The latest collection from New York Couture is undoubtedly every little girl’s fantasy. The whimsy of all things fanciful, from unicorns to cupcakes and sparkles to fairy tale stories is abundant, and, as usual, New York Couture has embedded a sexy, body conscious appeal that makes these fairy tale pieces more relatable and wearable for adults.

Miu Miu’s spring 2010 show in Paris brought about many different patterns. From shoes to jackets, a majority of the items were covered in playful images—cats, birds, and daises to name a few. The motif’s transcended beyond the garments as details on numerous bags that also were shown as part of the collection.

The images all made a bold statement down the runway, but my favorite had to be the cat design.

To celabrate the 60th anniversary of the Desert Boots, Clarks Original takes us down the memory lane with their six new unique designs.

Five-foot-eight, 120-pound model Filippa Hamilton-Palmstierna said goodbye to Ralph Lauren after four successful years for the label. But unlike models who get too old for the job, Hamilton-Palmstierna’s contract ran out because “of her inability to meet the obligations under her contract with [Ralph Lauren].” According to Hamilton-Palmstierna, some obsessively photoshopped images (above) led her down the path to unemployment, her perfectly proportional body not up to the “skinny” modeling industry’s standards. Knock, knock- Hamilton-Palmstierna is NOT fat and photoshopped images are NOT real.

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The Olsen Twins finally have every fashion base covered! Mary Kate and Ashley recently teamed up with sunglass designer, Linda Farrow, to launch their new collection of eyewear for their accessories line, The Row. But the question is, are you ready to dish out $325 to $390 for these relatively basic shades?

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I had never heard that Detroit has a Fashion Week, but apparently they do. I’m sorry that I didn’t cover this, maybe next year, since you know, as the website says it’s Michigan’s “only fashion industry event.” That makes it sound so much more sad than exciting.

This year’s week was sponsored by the CW and showcased designs by Reco Chapple of Bravo’s ‘The Fashion Show,’ and Bianca Golden from one of the millions of seasons of America’s Next Top Model.

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I definitely didn’t expect the awesome House of Holland color blocking tights to be so inexpensive, but you can snag a pair for only £10.00 (that’s about $16). Factor in a little shipping and handling, and these beauties are yours for well under what you’d originally expect to pay for them! Pair these babies with a solid, black look, and you’ve got yourself one bold outfit!

Get it at: ASOS

Jak & Jil recently snagged a preview of Nicholas Kirkwood’s Spring 2010 footwear collection, and I must say, things are looking a bit juvenile and pixelated. Not sure how I feel about the obnoxiously bright and bold colors, but it’s Kirkwood, someone’s bound to love them! What do you think?

All the more reason to go crazy over Rad Hournai’s Spring 2010 collection, here’s some proof that his most recent work is entirely versatile! I was lucky enough to attend Hournai’s show at Milk Studios this past Fashion Week, but I’m sure I’m not the only one who left wondering if the zippers were just detailing or if they actually unzipped! Wonder no more, because we’ve got photos to prove that several of these pieces are transformable, giving you several versions in one! Amazing!

Anticipation runs high as us fashionistas wait for the release of “The Book,” a coffee table book that goes inside the design and construction process of all the goodies at Maison Martin Margiela. Published by Rizzoli New York, the book runs for $100 and is due out at the end of October. Until then, here’s a quick flip-through of what you can expect: