Jeremy Scott is a mad man and I love it! I was always a fan of the wing sneakers, but I don’t think I’m crazy about the new colors. The t-shirts are cool too. I’m hooked!

via Highsnobiety

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Haider Ackermann Spring 2010 felt a little like modern day military. Blacks, dark navys and subdued mustards comprised a collection that resembled army parachuters and front line soldiers. As always, loving the leather straps and angular, open front dresses.

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Sticker books, crotchless chaps, oversized diapers, skinful va-jay jays and used tissues? If you ask me, these were probably the inspirations for the Maison Martin Margiela Spring 2010 collection. Needless to say, MAJOR LETDOWN. Overall, things looked like a middle school craft project- poor construction, cheap materials and minimal heart. And the makeup, don’t even get me started…I could have done a better job and I barely know how to apply eyeshadow.

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With a hint of military inspiration carried over from seasons past, Rei Kawakubo’s Comme des Garçons Spring 2010 collection is a mix of old-school military garb and the typical craziness associated with the label. As a big fan of shoulder pads, it goes without saying that I’m head over heels for leather armor pads and shell-like cropped jackets. But let’s be honest, who else wanted to eat the models’ hair? That can’t be healthy.

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USC launched their ‘Abandon’ collection last week, an ’80s and rock culture inspired collection. Pixie Geldof is currently the face of the brand.

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How Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren achieved their cutout ball-gowns this seasons is a physics lesson that goes way over my head. Viktor & Rolf sheds a whole new light on the use of tule, from blazer edges to full tiered skirts. To the fait of heart, much of the collection wouldn’t seem ready to wear, but I’m seriously contemplating moving south, becoming a debutante and giving myself a reason to get one of these incredible ball-gowns!

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Ann Demeulemeester has done it again! Combining the world’s two sexiest elements, leather and skin, Demeulemeester’s Spring 2010 collection is a minimalist version of biker-chic. We’ve seen a lot of leather this season, and while I can’t get enough of it, the best part of Demeulemeester’s collection is undoubtedly the birdcage inspired accessories and shoes.

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A whimsical yet timid collection from designer Jun Takahashi. Interesting to see brighter colors on the shoes and makeup but not on the garments.

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Karl Lagerfeld looks to his inner tin man for his latest Spring 2010 collection. Models walked down the catwalk wearing mostly white with hints of metal in both the garments and accessories.

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Renzo Rosso (founder and owner of Diesel and majority owner of Maison Martin Margiela since 2002), has confirmed that Mr. Margiela is no longer with, or designing the collections:

“Martin has not been there for a long time,” Russo told WGSN. “He is here but not here. We have a new fresh design team on board. We are focusing on young, realistic energy for the future; this is really Margiela for the year 2015.”

Haider Ackermann is rumored to take the reigns.

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The New York Times’ Eric Wilson in his review of Emanuel Ungaro:“But Ms. Lohan’s arrival at a 45-year-old Paris house known for $1,500 dresses and a tradition of couture craftsmanship is entirely different, something akin to a McDonald’s fry cook taking the reins of a three-star Michelin restaurant.”

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Another example that military-inspired and cut outs are now, and will be, the biggest trend. Jean Paul Gaultier’s women’s S/S 2010 looks are awesome! What do you guys think?

See the rest on Cult, or in the gallery below

LINK LOVE: Rod Neechuvalo

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Stella McCartney let’s us know she thinks we’re heartless. Wouldn’t be the first time. Won’t be the last…

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Lindsay Lohan walks the catwalk with Spanish designer Estrella Archs after the Emmanuel Ungaro show during Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2010 at Le Carrousel du Louvre on Sunday (October 4) in France.

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Former Project Runway contestant Santino Rice has been pretty busy since the show. He’s been dressing clients, designing cigarette packs for Camel, AND STARRING IN POST APOCALYPTIC GAY ZOMBIE FLICKS!!!!

That’s right kiddies, the fashion world is going gay-for-pay and Santino Rice is leading the way.

In a turn of events that can only happen in Los Angeles, the designer of one of the tackiest Project Runway collections in history is playing a homeless drifter in a movie filled with blood, boners and flesh raping zombies. According to Santino, he doesn’t have a sex scene in the film, but his bio on the films website which lists the designer as “bisexual” suggests otherwise.

Eitherway, Santino isn’t the only fashion type who makes an appearance. Madonna’s former lover/designer/antimodel Tony Ward also makes an appearance.

I’d be slightly tempted to see this if he just imitates Tim Gunn throughout the whole thing…

We’ve got photos from his guest spot in the gay film by director Bruce LaBruce and you can check out his bio on LAZombie.com.

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Pierre Balmain once said “dressmaking is the architecture of movement,” and Christophe Decarnin managed to make a sexy and sophisticated collection with movement using mainly animal skins and metallics. A Joan of Arc inspired collection, critics claimed his designs were “a returning heroine moment of great zest and epic edgy beauty, saying Decarnin knows “how to rock–and how to sell.”

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Creative Director of the House of Issey Miyake, Dai Fujiwara, showcased a collection of many mixed and matched patterns for Spring 2010. The collection contained both bright and dull colors, with hues ranging from pale peaches to bright blues and purples. Honestly, I miss the technological side of Miyake, but I’ll take more on the ready to wear.

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Vivienne Westwood’s genius probably does not have to be mentioned, yet she proves to the fashion world time and time again that she deserves to be noticed, recognized, and remembered. Her S/S 2010 collection does just that, awes the audience and imprints into the mind the name that is Westwood. 

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Nicomede Talavera is a Central Saint Martin’s BA Menswear fashion design student. For Spring Summer 2010 Nicomede turned to the future using the work of Anton Giulio Bragaglia as inspiration.

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If you guys hadn’t noticed in the gallery, the above model is actually Miranda Kerr. Totally doesn’t look like her, but apparently here she is walking for Balenciaga.

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Are we still lovin’ African inspired print fashions?  Hero or Zero?

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The rebranding of Nina Ricci was inevitable with the recent replacement of Olivier Theyskens. Peter Copping introduced a much softer vibe to the label, bringing some girly, somewhat Victorian, tiered dresses and little cardigan numbers. The collection was “pretty,” far from the edgy, mysterious look Theyskens contributed to the label. I can’t say it’s a change I’m embracing with open arms, but Copping knows his shtick and I look forward to more from him.

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Love the completely pearl-embellished Jubilee cardigan, along with the other vintage inspired pieces for Holiday.

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While retaining his dark aesthetic, Rick Owens lightened up and smoothed out for his Spring 2010 collection. Pieces were angular and relatively clean cut, but encompassed some baggy draping as balance. Owens utilized some showstopping embellishments but a feather-ploom burst and dramatic, over the shoulder, collars.

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