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XO Magazine‘s Summer 2010 issue is almost here. Watch an exclusive video preview of the next issue which will include interviews with Sky Ferreira, Lolene, Richard Jay and Lillix.  Click Here to view the video.

Check out this new film of Kate Moss prancing around in her new collection for Topshop… Love it!

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Yves Saint Laurent Beauté Summer 2010

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Candy & Caviar’s spring/summer 2010 line is officially the first thing that made me miss the summer, and it’s only October. This is particularly dangerous because seasonal depression sends me straight to the Little Debbie’s box in a bad way. So it’s a good thing I’ll have something to look forward to while the days get shorter and my pants get tighter. Check out the hooded blazer and white pants for moral support if your Zoloft prescrip starts to run short.

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My Fashion Life  gives us the rundown on London Fashion Week designer Krystof Strozyna’s Spring Summer 2010 runway.

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I KNOW, I KNOW–where’s Rachel Roy to kick off New York Spring 2010 RTW Fashion Week?! Well, darlings, she’s moved up in the world and is showing later in the week and so it appears as though we’ll have to start things off with someone new. Shake it up a bit, which is what the fashion industry is trying desperately to do right now, with tepid results at best. Let’s talk Lang, shall we? Helmut Lang. The revered German minimalist now has two Americans at the helm, and gone are the days of $800 baggy white t-shirts, which pleases fashion maximumists such as myself to no end. Married designerly duo Nicole and Michael Colovos have maintained the original, highly intellectual and vaguely Sprockets-esque aesthetic of yore, but have given a bit of an invigoration to the line with a smidgen more colors, some very Euro-feeling prints, and a dash of denim that appears to be just what the doctor ordered.

While the original Helmut-approved skinny black pant was few and far between in this collection, there were some really great looks involving sharply angled jackets with looser, more deconstructed pants that were right up any self-respecting Euro design snob’s impeccable Bauhaus alley. I’m worried that the harem pant is getting played out, but if Helmut deems them appropriate for next year, then I might just have to break down and get me some. I just love them there paired with the structured, pleated shift top.

The dichotomy of textures and fabric drape is just so interesting. And then while that grey hooded number is verging on something the heroine of a Vagisil ad would drape herself in when she’s not “feeling like herself,” otherwise known as having some stank cooter, it pulls itself out of sad-sack smelly-vag sweatshirt territory with some great construction, intriguing drape, and waist cinching to let everyone know that your vag does not in fact stink at all.

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