Marc Jacobs read my mind…I’ve been raving about afros this entire season, and here they are, right on the runways of Paris. Here is what Marc said of his collection for Louis Vuitton: “Street clothes, embracing the hippie-cyber, tribal-punk world.”

READ MORE ABOUT: afros, Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs, runway, Spring 2010

Pirates are back on the Runway!

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Gaga showed her love for McQ with the premier of  “Bad Romance” at the Alexander McQueen show..check it out in the vid…I have NO idea how those models could walk in those shoes! I don’t mind the looks, but that hair is a bit ‘Coneheads’ for me.

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READ MORE ABOUT: alexander mcqueen, bad romance, lady gaga, lady gaga bad romance

Can’t say I’m too impressed by the men’s pieces in the collection, but the women’s looks great! Also, what’s with the lighting? Seems like all the details are washed out or lost because of the style of the photo.

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There are few individuals who can pull off this look with a straight face. Jeremy Scott is obviously one of them. Check out scenes from his new Adidas/Jeremy Scott Showroom in Paris to check out more from this collection.

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Ivana Helsinki is an independent Fashion/Art brand from Finland; delicately morphing designer Paola Suhonen’s’ influential Scandinavian roots with the evocative memories of white arctic summer nights and the intense starkness or the notorious Nordic winters from her childhood.

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Diego Dolcini’s sculpted oragami technique, fused with metallic color is absolutely stunning!

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Wow….is the first word that comes to mind when looking at these beautiful pieces from Stella McCartney’s Spring 2010 collection. The colors, the ruffles, the designs…….magnificent!

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High-end, classic looks are the reciepe for success for Kitsune, as they produce another Fall/Winter collection that screams quality.

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Here’s a sneak peek at the atelier where they create all of the famous Louboutin couture shoes.

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Ralph Lauren’s legal team is in full gear, threatening online publishers for displaying the American designers latest photoshop disaster. We’ve got the image for you right after the jump.

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An underwater deep dive to the mystical city of Atlantis…McQueen proves yet again why he is the ‘Queen’ (or King) of fashion.

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Destroyed, androgynous, matronly, night-gown inspired biker chic? Huh, well, it seems to me that Yohji Yamamoto had several bases to cover for his Spring 2010 collection. That being said, the biker pieces were safe, the shredded pyjamas, probably unwearable, and the matronly maids outfits just downright ugly. As for the hair and makeup, they’re just the cherry on top of the “I’ve seen better from Yamamoto” sundae.

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John Galliano travelled back in time to the 1940’s for his Spring 2010 collection, bringing some modern versions of mini trench coats and a hell-of- a lot of lingerie inspired pieces. Things remained pretty true to the Dior house, sexy while keeping classy and affluent. I can’t say there’s anything jaw dropping about this collection, but it’s gorgeous, so not too many complaints from this peanut gallery!

READ MORE ABOUT: christian dior, john galliano, Sexy Time

Taking the shame out of those typically awkward morning afters, An Vandevorst and Filip Arickx played around with the sexy sheerness of underwear. By turning light and flowing slips into see-through pants, billowing blouses and oversized, masculine blazers, the A.F. Vandervorst Spring 2010 collection is certainly disheveled chic. I love the styling in general, but nothing beats the sheer pants tucked into sheer thigh-high tights! This I have to try!

READ MORE ABOUT: A.F. Vandervorst, An Vandevorst, Filip Arickx

For Spring/Summer 2010, Karl Lagerfeld would like to take us to the Barn Yard…a giant replica of a barn was built as part of the Chanel runway. A threesome was also staged to make the show even more interesting. As far as the clothes, not quite Animal House chic!

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Starting today, select Club Monaco stores everywhere will be carrying a carefully curated collection of vintage jewelry ranging from bracelets, necklaces, and earrings to sweater pins and shoe clips.

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Really, really!?! Did you have to do this Heidi!! Is it not enough that you are forcing us to embrace Spencer Pratt? Do you really need to do this to us as well?!? Goddamnit, someone bust out O.J. I need a favor.

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The Mulleavy Girls revealed to The Times that they draw inspiration from Living Dead Dolls. So you’re overweight, live at home with your parents, and collect creepy dead things. Can’t be certain, but you just might be every girl I dated in high school.

READ MORE ABOUT: kate mulleavy, Laura Mulleavy, Living Dead Dolls, rodarte

Vera Wang has tossed the bouquet and revealed that a reality show about her life is in the works. So it’s official, Fashion Indie is the only company in the industry without a reality show (unless of course you count what we’re filming with Style Network next week…)

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Even though everyone and their gay in the closet brother would watch, Marc Jacobs won’t be hitting the reality circuit just yet. Sorry Bravo, you’ll just have to settle for every other fame whoring designer out there.

READ MORE ABOUT: bravo, christian siriano, Marc Jacobs, rachel zoe, reality shows

In a new survey provided to Japanese retailers, Alexander Wang was named the ‘hottest’ international designer brand. He earned double the votes of the second-hottest international designer brand, Givenchy and Balmain.

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Balenciaga? Is that you? I never pegged Nicolas Ghesquière as a hoodie and jeans type, but it’s different, so I’ll take it! The Balenciaga Spring 2010 was athletic while retaining it’s shock and awe, classiness. While I’m not terribly crazy about the garments that resemble a child’s canvas, I am in love with the molded leather hooded vests and oh, those heels!

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Junya Watanabe  not only brought us his infamous crazy headgear, but a collection filled with the trendy menswear for women. Checkered black and white pieces served as safe, yet fun, patterns juxtaposed with Watanabe’s suits, skirts and tights. Everything was rather expected from a Japanese designer, but blowing me out of the water were Watanabe’s incredible pointy toed, black and white lace-ups.

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