- Jeremy Scott is designing the costumes for Nicki Minaj‘s Pink Friday tour, thus adding a pop of zany color to the already fashionable lineup of ladies crisscrossing the globe. [MTV Style]

- Charity — what a waste of couture. The stunning Prada dress Carey Mulligan wore to the Met Gala has been auctioned off on eBay for a paltry $2950, which is probably less than the dress cost to begin with. [The Cut]

- Oscar and Emmy nominee (it’s only a matter of time before she’s a “winner”) Kristen Wiig took her final bow on the Saturday Night Live stage and it was a classy send-off for a classy broad. [hulu]

- Queen Elizabeth II comes from the old school of ballin’ — the school that has someone break in her shoes for her so she’ll never have to say “I’m uncomfortable.” Class is in session. [Huff Po]

- First there was the teaser poster, now here we have the teaser trailer for Anchorman: The Legend Continues. [ via Paper]

- And in other trailer news, the trailer for The Carrie Diaries was live at some point but then Warner Bros. shut that shit down toot-sweet, so how’s that for a teaser? [ELLE]

- Going through Karlie Kloss withdrawal? Take a hit of this video for Topshop starring the elusive super. [Fashionista]

- Riding that “It” girl wagon till the wheels fall off, Alexa Chung‘s been named the official Young Style Ambassador by the British Fashion Council. [Elle UK]

- From one queen to another. Nick Jonas is renting out Marc Jacobs‘ old apartment. If those walls could talk…they’d have a gag order on them before they could utter “rent boy.” [Styleite]

- Ralph Rucci may be going from the couture house to the poor house. [The Cut]

- Jeremy Scott may have ripped off his latest collection. But, it being fashion, everything is a rip-off of everything else, rendering the point moot. [Refinery29]

- Marilyn Monroe‘s bikini body still the most coveted of all time, particularly by necrophiliacs. [Huff Po]

See you in the new year, when I’m good and tan.

Love,

Jessica <3

PS. This bag is yours for the taking at Colette.

LINK LOVE: Fly and Mighty

The look: RichBitch-ValleyGirl-FashionPlate

Key Pieces: Ballerina skirts, party dresses, say-something hats, leggings, cropped jackets, bold-shouldered blazers

Desginers to Wear: Jeremy Scott, Proenza Schouler, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Nathan Jenden

Defining Fashion Moment:  Season 1, Episode 1 –  ”Dancing to the Max”

There’s a dance contest at the Max hosted, for some reason, by Casey Kasem and Lisa is super jazzed…that is until she sprains her ankle. The resulting dance, appropriately titled “The Sprain,” stands not only as Lisa’s greatest moment — and proof that she can make anything look good, even crutches and a cast — but as the second greatest moment in SbtB history, behind only Jessie’s epic freakout when she gets hooked on caffeine pills. (I’m so excited! I’m SO excited! I’m so …*sobs* SCARED!)

Jeremy Scott AW10

Proenza Schouler AW10

Marc by Marc Jacobs SS10

Nathan Jenden AW10

Photos: Josh Wong Photography

Creole for “my home,” LakayPAM was founded in 2006 by Cedrick Roche, his wife Carolina Bittencourt and Mathias Youbi to help provide poor children with food, shelter, medical care, education and other basic needs.  Interacting with the Haitian kids, however, one would scarcely know they face such adversity on a daily basis.

“It was almost as if they didn’t know something happened,” Coco said. “They’ve gone through so much that it gave the entire experience a real hope. Even when we had the cameras. The adults did not want cameras in their faces – I could understand that — in the beginning, when there was so much, they thought ‘We’re going to be saved!’ And nothing happened.  When we came with our cameras, they did not want that. But the kids were like, ‘Yeah! Let’s do it! I’m a model!’ There were at least three or four kids I wanted to take home with me. I’ll be the new Angelina!”

Check out the film below:

For all involved, the time spent in Haiti clearly made a lasting impression — both Coco and James and Cedrick and Carolina plan on visiting later this month, while after the film screening I couldn’t help but notice Behati overcome with tears. Her photos were a testament to the spirit of the trip and displayed that the model is just as proficient behind the camera as she is in front of it. While this was her first exhibit – a major accomplishment she ranks alongside strolling the VS runway – photography is something she will do long after she hangs up her wings.

Letters to Haiti was an incredibly moving event that at least inspired one young super in the audience. Karlie Kloss couldn’t wait to get involved, but Haiti will have to wait till at least the New Year – first she has to head back to St. Louis for the holidays.

James Conran and Coco Rocha

Screening Letter to Haiti

Cedrick Roche and Carolina Biitencourt with their adorable daughter

Me and my new BFF Karlie Kloss

Coco Rocha with her fierce Aunt Rosemary

Screening Letter to Haiti

Carolina Bittencourt

James Conran and Coco Rocha

A bidder cometh

Behati and Coco play hostess

Supermodels unite! Karlie Kloss, Hilary Rhoda,Carolina Bittencourt, Coco ROcha and Behati Prinsloo

Coco and Behati

Hilary Rhoda, Zac Posen and Coco Rocha

Coco and Behati

Cedrick Roche, Carolina Bittencourt, Behati Prinsloo, Coco Rocha and Dancing with the Stars' Tony Davonlani

Behati Prinsloo

The Vogue Lounge

Thursday Dec. 1 and Friday Dec. 2, Noon – 7pm

Sagamore Hotel, 1671 Collins Ave

A two-day shopping event with Vogue featuring art and fashion collaborations from Keds x Opening Ceremony, Bond No. 9, Dee & Ricky and Lexus. Lexus will host a fashion workshop on the transformation of luxury auto parts recycled into fashion accessories. Since you’re in Miami, grab some beach accessories from the 2012 Artist Towel Series, designed by Barbara Kruger and Rirkrit Tiravanija.

Catwalkin' in the shadows of

Pussy-face toes by

Mutant cat on kaftan.

Ring around the pussy, pocket full of cats.

Cat eyes in hiding.

It's the cats and the trees that Chloé sees.

Nine lives on five inches.

Here kitty kitties are pink.

Psychedelic sassy cat on sweatshirt.

Images via Fucking Young!

Here lie the ass-less chaps of which we speak. They're cheeky – not a far cry from a young Betsey Johnson or Vivienne Westwood. And they got people talking.

Jeremy busts a move into toward the Texas Tuxedo with jean on jean, however, in shapes anew. We're harking back to the overall, a natural progression on our 90's kick, but that chainmail bandana brings that garment to a new light.

In the most salable aesthetic of the show, he brings a southwestern feeling print into the colors we'll want for spring - sans brown undertones.

Desert-ready, the cacti and sunglass motif at least gave us something refreshing: it's

The middle fringe is a cool new way of envisioning the shape of fringe. The two on the outs prove not all that's gold, glitters.

You're giving too much cowbell here. No, we didn't think it was possible either. But dangling question marks off mesh? Studded fringed red leather dress? Fire emblazoned hot rods? (Okay, fine, look at Prada.) But the cow print beneath Barbie pink boob heart cutouts is weird enough, then he ends it with the Jersey-shore-ready bikini body trompe l'oeil sequins. So while there are lovely bits to this collection, it is insulated with a thick layer of kook. Which is just how Jeremy Scott likes it. There is just enough wearability within this show that he should do just fine with his ho's at the market. Well enough to show what literal theme he'll stab at next season.

Milk is now represented by Creative Artists Agency and has brought on Lexus and American Express as sponsors in addition to original partner MAC Cosmetics.  This partnership has also gone through some changes and beginning this Fashion Week MAC & Milk shows will be under the name of Made.

Lincoln Center on the other hand has IMG, Mercedes-Benz and Maybelline, as well as AmEx with MAC also providing make-up for many a MBFW show.

While Made focuses on emerging designers and does not charge to rent their space — MAC is the exclusive make-up provider leaving models and music on the bill — Lincoln Center caters to more high-profile designers, who in addition to paying for the venue also have to dig deep for models, hair, music and makeup. And these are just a few of the differences:

Number of Shows:

Made – 35

MBFW – 98 (81 on-site, 17 off)

Sponsors:

Made – MAC, American Express and Lexus

MBFW - DHL, Maybelline New York, American Express, TRESemmé, W Hotels Worldwide, Fiber One Bars, ideeli, Fiji Water, AriZona Beverages

Designers:

Made - Sophie Theallet, Cushnie Et Ochs, Peter Som, Erin by Erin Fetherston, Billy Reid, Simon Spurr, Ohne Titel, Jeremy Scott, Nahm

MBFW - BCBG Max Azria, Tommy Hilfiger, Nicole Miller, Cynthia Rowley, Derek Lam, Tracy Reese, L.A.M.B., Diane von Furstenberg, Betsey Johnson, Tory Burch, Badgley Mischka, Vera Wang, Diesel, Michael Kors, Nanette Lepore, J.Mendel, Milly by Michelle Smith, Anna Sui, Elie Tahari

With Fashion Week just around the corner and all those sponsorship dollars, designer reputations and AmEx black cards floating around, the stage is set for a good ole-fashioned walk-off between Milk Studios and Lincoln Center. [WWD]

With festival season upon us – Mountain Jam this weekend in Upstate NY, Bonnaroo next weekend (FashionIndie will be there!!), and Rothbury becoming an Electric Forest – you’ll need to transform once again into your wild child self.

1. Disco biscuit balls on your ears: Macy’s

2. Pointedly hand dyed: Matta Alex

3. Maxi to the clouds: Alice + Olivia

4. Vertically beaded bangle: Toast

5. Asymmetrically angled bright: Mara Hoffman

6. Kooky eyeballs hang as earrings: Circa Three Sixty

7. Acid washed bra-cum-shirt: Topshop

8. A bib necklace for when the jamming melts your face: Tom Binns

9. Tie dye sea foam opens up front: Thread Social

10. Rainbow rope is dope: Lee Angel Jewelry

11. Twist it up top: Akira

12. Swallow the psychedelic: Chaotic Clothing

13. Get lost in the swirls: D&G

14. Maximize the skirt with pleats and curving stripes: Alice + Olivia

15. With a bolt of lightening, you get to the stage on time: Jeremy Scott x Swatch

16. Ombre bikinis lure the eye: Vix

17. Made in Africa with wild patterns: Fair+True

18. Rock our your skull. Tarina Tarantino

19. Get tie-dye kicks, give child shoes: TOMS

20. Etched in, oil slick platforms give you a lift. Jeffrey Campbell

AND of course, the best accessory for Phishing the lot, or staking out a festival – a Hula Hoop.

1. H&M – A zig zag gem for $3.99.

2. Zingara – Bright stripe skimp.

3. L*Space – Fringe benefits of a one piece.

4. Adidas by Jeremy Scott – Get some fries to cover that shake.

5. Bambola – Squares within squares within stripes.

6. Roxy – Triangled triangles.

7. Concrete Jungle – Black and white bits.

8. Diane Von Furstenberg – Stripes like these illude optically.

9. Matthew Williamson – These shapes are a bit straggly, but super cute. Just be fit in it.

10. Mara Hoffman – Aztec two piece.

11. Dsquared2 – White looks even brighter on a tan.

12. Missoni – It’s so busy, you can get away with a little pooch until you get it together. And it’s Missoni, so it’s all good.

13. Paul Smith – Curves are cool, too.

14. Marni – Bubbled repeat on a high waist will conceal you.

15. VPL – Strap it on and make angles.

16. All Saints – Sparkle Aztec, sparkle.

If the sight of all these skimpy little things doesn’t inspire you to get off of your seat, stop blogging for a goddamn minute, quit skiving off yoga and go for a run maybe I’d be ready for a swimsuit!! Oh, wait, this is about you, not me. Yeah. Um. My memory is a little hazy. Time to start jogging.

1. Isaac Mizrahi

Though I live by Unzipped and gave Bravo‘s The Fashion Show a shot (even before the inclusion of Iman), once the mandals came out I just couldn’t keep my silence any longer.

2. Christian Audigier

Audigier would land on this list just for creating Ed Hardy, but religiously wearing it only cements his inclusion.

3. Vivienne Westwood

You know Crazy Cat Lady from The Simpsons? Dye her hair Carrot Top orange, throw her in a combat boot and call her Vivienne Westwood.

4. John Galliano

I’m less offended by his ringing endorsement of Hitler than by his penchant for gay pirate dandyism.

5. Kate Mulleavy

Turns out you can go wrong with all black, whereas a pop of color and a show of effort are always in fashion.

6. Jeremy Scott

Scott’s look says to me “Club kid who kept partying long after the trash was swept up” only Scott then rummaged through said trash for this jacket.

7. Patricia Field

Though she practically single-handedly created the fashion icon known as Carrie Bradshaw, Pat Field can give off too a bit too much sex in the city. Though kudos for rocking that Jessica Rabbit red hair better and before Rihanna.

8. Anna Sui

I saw Anna Sui on the street the other day…though it could’ve been a bag lady. Either way her China Bang was stunning.

9  Karl Lagerfeld, Perhaps a controversial choice, but the gay vampire look sometimes leaves me…cold.

10. Betsey Johnson

There’s nothing I want more than to see Betsey Johnson doing cartwheels in a ballerina tutu at age 90. Just because it’s bad doesn’t mean it doesn’t feel good.

Womens:

Make a splash this summer in adidas® board shorts!  Cut a little longer but still with a girly look, the adidas® Bailey 4-Inch Board Shorts feature a shoelace-style drawstring on the wide elastic waist, iconic adidas® 3-stripes on the legs and a sleek coin pocket.  Perfect for sport or play, these shorts also make a cute cover up over your favorite bathing suit.

Mens:

Rip it up this summer in these adidas® Finley E-Board Shorts. These sweet boardies feature a convenient pocket on one leg, a drawcord waist for great fit and contrasting-color details.  Rock them in the surf or on the boardwalk.

HOW TO ENTER: Email: Mac@FashionIndie.com with what your summer plans are and where you’ll be wearing these board shorts. Bonus points if you attach a picture of your water side summer style.

Good Luck!

- The new television Wonder Woman has nothing on Lynda Carter, not to mention that her costume looks like a cheap Jeremy Scott cast-off. [Socialite Life]

- The Sartorialist, Scott Schuman, caused a torrent of criticism when he referred to one of his subjects as curvy. Well, if the jeans barely fit, wear ‘em. [The Cut]

- Jake Gyllenhaal, give it up. [Socialite Life]

- Crocs will be donating 100,000 pairs of their footwear abominations to Japan, as if they haven’t suffered enough. [Racked]

- A woman in New Jersey can’t close her eyes, even to sleep, and blames her plastic surgeon over her most recent — of many — eye surgeries.  [Gawker]

Adrianne Palicki filming in Hollywood on the set of 'Wonder Woman' Los Angeles, California - 29.03.11 Mandatory Credit: WENN.com

The high fashion inspiration comes from the  Givenchy S/S mens collection which featured many leopard print pieces including the jacket Kanye West is wearing and the pants Garrett Hedlund wore on the cover of W magazine which are both featured in the image above.

It might be the Jersey in me but I’ve always had a soft spot for this specific animal print and now there are so many ways for guys to pull it off without looking gaudy.

I love that this look great in both high and low-priced pieces. For example if you want to go for a super sophisticated you can get the H&M Hearts Lanvin bow tie, special edition Rolex Daytona watch, or  Gioacomorlli leopard horsehide studded loafers.

When it come to prints Jeremy Scott always does it right and that’s why you should pick up any leopard inspired pieces from his Adidas collaboration.

At the end of the day leopard is a wild and cool print. For the cool kid and trend setter these leopard shorts from Crooks & Castles.  My favorite leopard inspired piece is probably the aviators from A-morir by the fantastic Kerin Rose.

Originally appeared on dailyMISTER.com

The look: RichBitch-ValleyGirl-FashionPlate

Key Pieces: Ballerina skirts, party dresses, say-something hats, leggings, cropped jackets, bold-shouldered blazers

Desginers to Wear: Jeremy Scott, Proenza Schouler, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Nathan Jenden

Jeremy Scott AW10

Proenza Schouler AW10

Marc by Marc Jacobs SS10

Nathan Jenden AW10

Defining Fashion Moment:  Season 1, Episode 1 –  ”Dancing to the Max”

There’s a dance contest at the Max hosted, for some reason, by Casey Kasem and Lisa is super jazzed…that is until she sprains her ankle. The resulting dance, appropriately titled “The Sprain”, stands not only as Lisa’s greatest moment — and proof that she can make anything look good, even crutches and a cast — but as the second greatest moment in SbtB history, behind only Jessie’s epic freakout when she gets hooked on caffeine pills. (I’m so excited! I’m SO excited! I’m so …*sobs* SCARED!)

Photos: Style.com

LINK LOVE: High Snobiety

Designer Jeremy Scott is campaigning for next years’  Emmy awards with his cameo on The Young and the Restless. He’s playing — as you can  glean from that tranny mouthing off behind him and  that subtle  jacket — a designer. Let’s just hope he works this into a storyline.

I had a little chat with Jeremy about his Daytime Drama debut. Check it out and get ready to say, “Susan Lucci WHO?!“

Daria Radlinski: Jeremy, tell us, how did this cameo come about?
Jeremy Scott: Maria Bell the owner and head writer of The Young and the Restless had asked me two years ago to come on the show and play myself. We have had a few opportunities come up but never fully realized the role until now, as we needed the right story line for me to make sense in!

DR: Who is your all-time favorite daytime diva?
JS: MISS PIGGY!

DR: Which characters on TYATR would you sleep with/marry/kill?
JS: You will have to watch and find out whose bed I end up in (and alive or dead!)

DR: Say your next Longchamp Pliage bag is inspired by The Young and the Restless. What does the print look like?
JS: I guess it would pretty much look like the one I did for fall! Big, black, gold and bold!

DR: If you weren’t playing yourself on the show, what kind of role would you fancy playing?
JS: My evil twin brother, Jeremiah Scott! He was given up for adoption at birth as my family was too poor to care for us both and he was raised in the wilderness bycoyotes!

DR: There was once a rumor circulating that Johnny Depp is hard to work with because he rarely showers. Did you have that problem with any of the Y&R cast and/or would that ever deter you from on-screen romance with Johnny Depp?
JS: Nothing would keep me from a romantical scene with Mr. Depp and I, being a method actor type, would ideally like to “flesh” out the scene as much as possible before the cameras roll!

DR: Do you have a favorite character on the show? Why?
JS: Lauren Fenmore played by Tracy Bregman, she’s a wonderful woman, honest hard working, but she’s nobodies doormat either!

DR: What TV show can you never miss an episode of?
JS: True Blood!!! Which is basically a soap opera about vampires,telepathsandwerewolves! I love it!

DR: Can we expect to see more Jeremy Scott on screen in the future?
JS: Wild horses couldn’t keep me away!

LINK LOVE:Jeremy Scott Gets Young and Restless!

lol…this pics wicked.

Hoodie- adidas originals by jeremy Scott

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You wish you were as cool as Niko the Ikon when you were in high school. You weren’t. Get over it.

Niko the Ikon is probably the coolest teenager in LA. He has been seen at some of the hottest parties at New York fashion week and is most notable for his humorous, yet forward, sense of style. The self proclaimed “Ikon” recently won Prom King while he and his date were dressed in Jeremy Scott.

Niko has a photo blog in which he documents his adventures with his gang of friends called “The IDGAF Crew”. The IDGAF crew has been mentioned in countless British tabloids due to wild members like Peaches Geldof, Jonny Makeup, Cory Enemy and “The Death Queen“.

Check out his blog www.nikotheikon.com

The Cobrasnake shot Jeremy Scott’s Coachella Toga Party this weekend. We just got the photos. Prepare to be widely jealous. Nah, just joking. There was a bunch of old people, fatties, and hairballs. Most were famous. Enjoy more photos after the jump.

“It’s a new face mask from Lush. It’s called Shut the Fuck Up and Pass the Salvia.”

“Sorry, Officer, the dingle-berries literally prevent me from ‘spreading them’.”

“Why are you so sad?” said Hipster Big Lebowski.

“Because I had a dream last night where I was murdered,” replied Hipster Julius Caesar.

“I need to fix my loin cloth, but I don’t want to put down my drink, cigarette, iPhone, or tote bag. Sigh…”

They tried to take this same exact picture 2000 years ago, but Pontius Pilot couldn’t figure out how to use the camera on his DROID.

“I’m trying out my new apathetic face.” “That’s cool. I’m trying out my Mom’s new curtains.”

“You don’t have nearly enough twitter followers to get away with licking me.”

“You’re taking a picture of this, right? I wouldn’t want to do something repulsive and humiliating to my family without being sure that people will see it. By the way I’ve been working on this mix tape…”

And here’s the rest…

Captions provided by the often hilarious Drew Kaufman.

Tanya D in Paris going “excuse me, only photos for Phil.” Not really, but whatever. Her vest is a whole lotta fur, but I love the print on the leggings, and the boots that one of the commenters says is CESARE PACIOTTI for OHNE TITEL are pretty awesome.

I love loooooove Mizuho’s stripey MIU MIU pants. She’s wearing it with a UNITED BAMBOO shirt and a ZUCCA cardigan. Also love Mandy’s MARTIN MARGIELA bodysuit. Next is a dude in NYC with a bunch of JEREMY SCOTT‘s money-print stuff.

Related Peeps: 

Mizuho, Tokyo

Mandy Coon, Margiela Bodysuit

Jeremy Scott Stuff, NYC

Shaun Donnelly, London

Tribeca Grand, NYC

LINK: Street Style Recap: Friday, April 16th 2010

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The Alternative Apparel collaboration with Richard Chai and Jeremy Scott will be available for purchase online tomorrow on Refinery29.com and will be available on the site exclusively through May 20th. The prices will range from $69 – $129.

Check out an up close look at probably one of the hottest Spring Summer sneakers from the most anticipated Jeremy Scott x Adidas Collaboration. Find them at your latest Adidas store this summer!

LINK LOVE: alexkazemi.com

Born in Florida and raised in Hong Kong, in 2004 the 17 year-old Anna-Catherine Hartley (aka Uffie) walked into hip-hop as a teenager and took Paris by the balls. We chatted with the music sensation about her career, aspirations, and the her much anticipated upcoming album.

Now 22, Uffie takes influence from grime, crunk, hip-hop and acid house, her music somewhere between electro, rap and nu-skool with a clear affinity for explicit and provocative lyrics.

After her massive hit “Pop The Glock” created a huge buzz on both the blogosphere and Myspace along with numerous club appearances, Uffie dropped two more tracks, “Hot Chick” and “In Charge”. 17 millions song plays on Myspace later, she could be seen everywhere on the international scene, between Lollapalooza and Coachella, and from Pukkelpop to Japan as Pharrell Williams’ special guest. Remixed by Sebastian and dressed by Jeremy Scott, she filled the fashion magazines and was the cover star for many including Jalouse, Zoo and PIG.

Alex Kazemi: What inspired you to write MC’s can kiss?

Uffie: Pigeonholers

Kazemi: Who have you been working with on your debut?

Uffie: Feadz and Oiizo of course, then Sebastian joined to team on difficult. I also started working with Mirwais towards the end, which was a great experience. One track with him is featuring Mattie Safer, and the next single has Pharrell Williams… who kills it.

Kazemi: Why did you decide to name the record “Sex Dreams and Denim Jeans”?

Uffie: Its the title of one of the tracks, and in a verse… it really just summed up the experience for me. This album was the end of my crazy youth and the intro to my adult life… it was an experience of fun crazyness tears and passion… makes me think of jeans and leather.. This title just really captured it for me.

Kazemi: A lot of people in pop music have been claiming ke$ha is a knock off uffie? Do you agree or do you feel that your style of music just falls in the same place?

Uffie: There are definitely similarities… but I’d rather not be part of this drama.

Kazemi: Is there a favorite unreleased track you’ve done from your “pop the glock” sessions that you wish were out right now?

Uffie: None

Kazemi: How old were you when you discovered you could rap or in modern terms “spit and drop” so well?

Uffie: 18

Kazemi: Do you think the mainstream is ready for your music? Is there a certain audience your music is aimed too?

Uffie: I think mainstream in general isnt what is was when i was growing up. Music that was indie or underground has in a way broken through and is partly the new mainstream… so maybe. I think people are craving something real and fresh, so looking other places than pop princess to get it. My music is aimed to anyone it touches…

Kazemi: Do you feel that most of your fan base resides in Europe?

Uffie: No

Kazemi: When did you first meet Feadz and when did you decide he was going to be your main producer? Do you have a favorite Feadz production on this particular record?

Uffie: We met when i was turning 16. He asked me a few years later when i was turning 18 to try out some vocals… and we just kept going from there.

Kazemi: Do you think your music is different then anything else in pop music? Would you consider your music pop music?

Uffie: I think its got more dark humor. Im also a bit of a tomboy at heart, so i think that brings it a bit of an edge. The fact that i choose to work with many different producers that arent seen so much in this style brings something aswell.

Kazemi: Do you think this record is different then anything else you’ve done?

Uffie: Definitely. When working on an album you get to go deeper, experiment more. My past tracks were eps destined for clubs… on the album i got to go deeper, make things that people can listen to at home..

Kazemi: Why did you wait 3 years to produce the video for “pop the glock”? Do you care for music videos?

Uffie: It was a fun experience, and videos are fun to make. I brought back pop the glock because its where the project started, my first baby… that it was a bit of a homecoming. Aswell when you release a video it touches more people, that probably havent heard it before…

Kazemi: What made some of your first tracks so confrontational? Many don’t imagine using promiscuity in that way…

Uffie: Doesn’t faze me

Kazemi: How did you get involved in the music scene at such a young age? What was the experience and process like?

Uffie: It was just fun with my friend Feadz… ive always loved music and it came pretty naturally… but i never thought anything would come of it. There was no pressure… total fun and freedom…

Kazemi: Is there anyone that you collaborated with in the past that you would love to again?

I prefer to look towards the future.

Her much anticipated debut album “Sex Dreams & Denim Jeans” (due may 31st 2010) is a Ed Banger family affair, co-produced with some of the greatest electro geniuses of our times (Feadz, Mr. Oizo, Sebastian, and Mirwais).

Photo credit: Nathalie Canguilhem

LINKLOVE: ALEX KAZEMI

Jeremy Scott differentiates NYC, Paris, London, Milan Fashion Weeks in Two Minutes. Watch video here.

As seen on the runway of his Fall 2009 RTW collection show last year, Jeremy Scott’s Adidas Originals JS Mickey Hi sneakers have finally hit retail.

LINK LOVE: Status

With New York Fashion Week over and done, we take a minute to look back at the the ten things that really helped us get through the madness. Check out our list of ten fashion week saviors after the jump.

1. Robert Verdi’s Luxe Laboratory – Not only did Verdi provide bloggers like us a place to rest and write while in between shows, he also fed us, got us drunk and provided us with VIP transportation courtesy of Mercedes-Benz. I’m definitely going to miss the daily manicures courtesy of Ginger and Liz and blow-outs from the stylist with Phyto Hair Care.

2. The Art of Shaving Shaving Kit – The good folks at The Art of Shaving were nice enough to send me the perfect kit for keeping my beard looking managed. This four piece set kept my bristles at bay and the clean shave ensured that ever double kiss to fashion peeps didn’t result in razor burn.

3. Skin 1 by Dr. Gram – A long time favorite of Becks and I, Dr. Gram’s collection of skin care ensured that we were always fresh faced for the tents and could wash the city off our face each night. The face scrub is equally good as a body scrub, so if you’re looking for a product that will leave both your cheeks kissably soft (and acne free) this is it.

4. iPhone iSkins – The perfect accessory for me cause I’m so accident prone, the iSkins cover is also good for the vain. It includes a high gloss mirrors that allows you to check yourself out before any necessary photo ops.

5. David Barton Gym – After a long day between Milk and the Tents, a nice sweat was the perfect way to burn off steam and review collections on my iPhone. Plus nearly every master of publicity seems to work out here.  Just a few days ago I spotted Pablo Olea (Jeremy Scott’s publicist) steaming in the sauna and my favorite representative from Gucci, Alex Gobo getting  in a few reps. Seriously, the perfect spot for any fashion person to workout and network.

6. Cargo Pro Picks Collection – This perfectly packaged collection has everything you need in order to touch up during the middle of the day, especially when you’re forced to do touch-ups in the porter potties outside the Bryant Park Tents. Yes, this is the glam that fashion writers rarely reflect on.

7. Sephora by O.P.I Nailpolish in Metro Chic – Gray nail polish is my current obsession. It stays on, seems masculine enough, and literally matches everything in my closet. I couldn’t have gotten through fashion week without a coat of this stuff.

8. Cinzia Sunglasses – Sunglasses and sitting front row of fashion week go together like cock and balls. When Cinzia sent me a pair to rock for fashion week, they quickly became my default. Not only did these cover up the massive bags that formed under my eyes from 8 days of straight after-parties and drunkenness, but they were perfect for letting me sleep during shows that just weren’t worthy of my attention.

9. Stiruppz - The PR bitches for these contact me all the time to write about them but I totally thought they were a joke. That was until I tried them and now I’m hooked. I’m a complete boot snob, so anything that makes it easy for me to slip my jeans inside and keep them there, I’m on it. These do just that. Get them if you’d actually like to look like you styled yourself when you left the house rather than like a Zoe-aphobe.

10. APPLE!!!! – You guys and your amazing products. Everyone at La Casa Saynt is on the Apple diet. iPhones, iPods, iMacs, iBooks, Apple TV for watching recorded fashion shows on the big screen. Apple was the unofficial sponsor of this and every fashion week. Muchos gracias Steve Jobs. I’m officially your bitch.

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For his return to NYC, Jeremy Scott channeled his inner Gaultier for this Fall 2010 presentation. Check out other looks here.

BFC Party @ the Mayfair hotel

BFC Party @ the Mayfair hotel

BFC Party @ the Mayfair hotel

This was the year of the ugly shoe, from Christian Louboutin to Alexander McQueen’s Lobster Claw shoes, 2009 had it all!

1. Blondes X Christian Louboutin Spike Shoes: tacky tacky with some added sparkley tack!

2. The Lunar Race, by Harajuku Location, Nike: the perfect sneaker for the play-doh lover in all of us.

3. Osborn Design Studio booties:  umh?

4. Elisa Lindenberg Moga e Mago: Remember weaving plastic yarn in middle school to make key chains? Prob could have made these as well!

5.  Jeremy Scott JS Wings Crystallized sneakers:  Let’s play ‘guess how many rhinestones are on here.’

6. Surface to Air: Gladiator meets orthopedic meets cheetah!

7. Comme des Garsons: Sharpie marker, check! Oxfords, check! Drunken DIY project, check!

8. ‘Leora’ by Sergio Rossi: My Little Pony was murdered for these! Oh the outrage!

9. Givenchy Bondage Oxford:  Nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea. Hey Givenchy!

10. Alexander McQueen Lobster Claw:  Everyone wants them…but boy are they UGLY!

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By now we’ve all seen the Jeremy Scott wing sneakers, but the latest version has me more impressed than the originals.Mr. Scott has teamed up with Swarovski to make some of the coolest sneakers around. Colette is currently carrying the shoes for $3,700, but what’s Christmas if you don’t get something that is bound to put your family in debt?

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Tomorrow marks the start of the holiday shopping frenzy, while I’m hear to hopefully make your job a bit easier. When is comes to buying gifts for guys my biggest advice would be to keep it simple. Buying clothes is not easy, so I like to stick to small accessories and unique pieces that show thought went into them, but can’t really be messed up.

1. Ties: I know it seems cliche to buy a guy a tie for Christmas (or whatever holiday you celebrate), but every guy needs them, and if it’s a good one it makes a great impression. Take for example this great Band Of Outsiders tie, it’s certainly not cheap, and it is unique enough that it looks like you put thought into the purchase (available at Opening Ceremony; $140).

2. Fragrance: Most guys own and where more than one scent It keeps girls on their toes, and they are often worn for different seasons, occasions, etc. A well thought out fragrance is always a good purchase. Don’t pick a particularly strong scent though, even some of the manliest of men don’t like an overpowering fragrance. I’ve become a huge fan of the Jeremy Scott for Six Scents fragrance (available at Oak NYC; $85.00).

3. Scarf: Every is wearing them, and they are a very useful item if you’re in a cold area. Be careful though, because buying the wrong scarf can end up the same way as buying an ugly shirt for someone. Keep is simple. Buy a versitile color or pattern, and ake sure it goes well with more than just their usual coat. I’ve been a huge fan of the American Apparel circle scarf I just picked up, it makes it really easy to bunch up around your neck and it doesn’t unravel and fall off (available at American Apparel; $28).

4. Work Bag: Think what you want, but just like women and their purses, a man can’t have too many work bags. I use mine all day everyday, to the point where the strap just breaks off. Show you put some thought into it though. Buy a higher end bag that has a little personality like this Billykirk x Opening Ceremony bag, rather than some shitty canvas one from The Gap (available at Opening Ceremony; $365)

5. A Weekender: Not to be confused with the previous work bag, a weekender is for someone who’s on the move a lot. A weekend here and weekend there, never more than about 3 days, but they have enough stuff that some packing is involved. A weekender is a must! Make sure you have a good one too, these will last just about a life time. I love this bag by Property Of just because of it’s size. You can really fit a good amount of stuff into a bag like this, and still be able to carry it around easily (available at Blackbird; $345).

6. Sunglasses: I wear mine all year around. Like many of the other pieces I’ve show you so far you want to get a pair that are practical yet have a little fun in them. I wouldn’t recommend getting to crazy either, stick to buying black or tortoise they go with everything. I’m a huge fan of everything Super has been doing, I actually have a pair on my Christmas list (available at Super.com; $244)

7. Cool Gadget Accessories: Gifting really unique accessories for (in this case) the person’s iPhone can be a great gift. Be warned though, make sure that you are 100% positive it is cool before you buy it, you don’t want to turn into that weird aunt who buys you stupid accessory things. I love this AnOther x Colette x Gareth Pugh iPhone case. Not too many people will have it, and it scores major scene points (available at Opening Ceremony; $95).

8. Rings: I knwo what you’re thinking, rings? But yeah rings! I’ve found most men wear atleast one ring at all times (even if it’s not their wedding band), so being able to find a really cool masculine ring makes for a great gift. Iona and Digby do an amazing job using old hunting and fishing motifs for their jewelry which make them perfect for gifting (available at DigbyandIona.com; $180)

9. Jewelry: Keeping in line with the previous pick, gifting jewelry (even to guys) is always a solid choice. Pick something simple and cool, none of this stupid “Jesus Piece” crap from a street vendor in Chinatown. I love the “Tar” collection from Alex and Chloe. The items are simple, and the black tar look gives them that additional edge (available at AlexandChloe.com; $64)

10. Books: A good book is never a bad gift. I recommend giving the “What A Man Should Know” Volume 1 book to any guy out there. Not only is it funny, but it’s pretty true too (available at J-Crew; $20)

We saw the credit card bag, we saw the floral print, well this time around Jeremy Scott chose bones (which definitely has something to do with his Flintstones inspired runway show) for his collaboration with Longchamp. The bag is available at colette, and I must admit I would totally rock this as a weekender.

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.

PARIS - OCTOBER 1: Jeremy Scott poses during the spring/summer 10 adidas Originals by Originals Media Showroom on October 1, 2009 in Paris, France. (Photo by Getty Images for adidas)

For his SS10 Originals by Originals collection, fashion’s wild child Jeremy Scott reinterprets some of the most beloved Adidas products as well as completely new designs for men and women.

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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!

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Ahhhh, Jeremy Scott took a trip back to Bedrock.

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Great backstage photos from London Fashion week, including designers such as Topshop Unique, Vivienne Westwood, David Koma, Jeremy Scott, and Luella.

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But who wouldn’t?

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Jeremy Scott went for a Flinstones theme this London Fashion Week, and Pixie Geldof helps him represent.  I’m loving the hair, but am not so crazy about the clothes (or maybe just the colors)…what do you guys think?

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Chanel Iman posted this pic on her twitter, and Jeremy Scott replied that he loves her too. How cute.

LINK LOVE: Jeremy Scott’s Twitter

He music really like the Misshapes, and DJ Geo.

SOURCE: Jeremy Scott’s Twitter

According to his Twitter account, the rebel designer is working on a new shirt for Opening Ceremony.  It’s gonna be MAAAJOR. Wonder if Opening Ceremony would make a shirt with me?

QUEST: If you could design a shirt with any brand, which would you choose? Answer in the comments below.

QUICKLINK: ITSJEREMYSCOTT