Oliview Zahm shot these YSL S/S 09 heels on the featies of Madame Butterfly while she jumped on her bed at the Hôtel Costes, Paris. I can totally see this working as a spread, a bunch of models, jumping on beds, in their undies, in the seasons hottests shoes. Someone, call me a stylist, stat!!!

Photo Olivier Zahm

LINKAGE: Madame Butterfly’s new YSL S/S 09 high heels at the Hôtel…

Releasing the Spring ‘09 collection, Felipe Oliveira Baptista has let loose a line filled with numerous prints and patterns. The pattern mixing that occurs on a number of the pieces is quite unique as in the piece above; however, there are several pieces where you simply get lost in the pattern and it gets to be a tad too much. The designer’s new collection uses a number of different colors in a variety of the pieces.

GALLERY: Felipe Oliveira Baptista, Spring 09

Portuguese designer Felipe Oliveira Baptista has been in the fashion industry since 1997, working for such names as Max Mara, Cerruti and Thimister as well as doing free lance design, photography and graphic design. He showed his first collection under his own name in 2002 and was quickly recognized, becoming the co-winner of the “Grand Prix” at the “Festival de Hyeres”, since then he has won several other awards as well as been invited to join the official Calender of Paris Haute Couture, fathered by Hermes and Gaultier. He has now launched his 2008 Spring collection, a mix of couture and ready-to-wear.

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Portuguese designer Felipe Oliveira Baptista has been in the fashion industry since 1997, working for such names as Max Mara, Cerruti and Thimister as well as doing free lance design, photography and graphic design. He showed his first collection under his own name in 2002 and was quickly recognized, becoming the co-winner of the “Grand Prix” at the “Festival de Hyeres”, since then he has won several other awards as well as been invited to join the official Calender of Paris Haute Couture, fathered by Hermes and Gaultier. He has now launched his 2008 Spring collection, a mix of couture and ready-to-wear.

The collection was full of blocks of bright colors, geometric shapes and lines paired with solid black or white. As a fun detail, each model wore a superhero type mask in matching colors, many of them wore tee-shirts printed with masks resembling those of Mexican wrestlers, and one girl even sported a cape. The pieces included skirts and dresses cut above the knee, skinny jeans, long vests, waist length jackets and striped platform heels.