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!

In celebration of the 25 years of London Fashion Week, Temperley London partnered with NY based production studio LEGS (part of the Milk Studios) and created this 12-foot-tall Circus Zoetrope to showcased their Spring 2010 collection.

Yoko Ono’s collaboration with ThreeASFOUR for their Spring 2010 collection marks a number of firsts: 1) Ono’s first ever fashion collaboration 2) the release of Ono’s rare dot drawings, as translated on cotton and silk prints 3) a preview of Ono’s newest album, “Between My Head And Sky.” With all these new and exciting things hitting the scene, it is needless to say that come ThreeASFOUR’s show at Milk Studios on September 17th, the intricate seams and legendary patterns are going to look just as good, if not better, than they do in these photos!

GALLERY: FIRST LOOK: Yoko Ono for ThreeASFOUR Spring 2010

Thanks NY Mag!

Many designers have already signed up to show at Milk Studio’s this year, this includes Gareth Pugh (he usually shows in Paris). He will show a video installation by Steven Klein at the space, which is def not as exciting as a runway, but at least he will be there in person (as rumor has it).

Get ready to travel all the way to the west side for fashion week, Milk Studios will be the new Bryant Park this season. Not to say that many will still show at the tents, but designers such as Alexander Wang, Proenza Schouler, Band of Outsiders, Vena Cava, and many more will be showcaseing Spring 2010 at 450 W 15th St.