Jack White's resemblance to Edward Scissorhands is quite cutting.

Jack White, literally stands in the shadows, channeling Barnabas Collins in Dark Shadows.

White's got crazy eyes like Ed Wood.

Don't trust a man in a Marc Jacobs Fall 2012 hat to cut your hair. He's a total Sweeny Todd.

Through the looking glass, everything appears backwards. White becomes the Mad Hatter.

All Johnny Depp uncanniness aside, the conversation between Jack White, legendary astronaut Buzz Aldrin, and Interview contributing music editor Dimitri Ehrlich shows that White is still soaring in the realm of music, not acting. He talks about songwriting, love, growing up in Detroit and walking on the moon. See more (Depp-like) photos, a short film, and read the

Then again…it’s Men in Black 3. The likelihood of any award getting thrown at it that isn’t a Razzie is slim to none, but Gaga joins Tim Burton and fellow pop tart Justin Bieber on an alien surveillance board.

Former Pussycat Doll Nicole Sherzinger is also in MiB3…and she’s holding a cake.

“I am surprised that Lady Gaga said yes,” said director Barry Sonnefeld. ”The challenge is getting celebrities that are famous, will give you permission and faces who audiences won’t be like, ‘Who’s that guy?’ in 10 years time.”

Well then, good choice leaving it to the Bieber since he’ll be around forever.

Anyway, the film hits theaters May 25. [Vogue UK]

There was so much going on with the hair at Rick Owens, it's difficult to pick a starting point. Slicked back into a perfect bun, elegance was toyed-with when the very front section of hair was left out of the updo. Twisted into a pompadour-esque structure and swept back to resemble one being caught in a windstorm, the 'do was worthy to pass through his "gateway to heaven."

The larger-than-life French twist beehives aren't defying gravity as much as your think. Ponytails were "teased to death" by hairstylist Eugene Souleiman and lacquered back with copious amounts of hairspray. Reminiscent of Tim Burton's film "Mars Attacks," the updo brings eerie alien skulls to mind.

The backstage beauty at Dries Van Noten wasn't trying to make a statement but rather create a uniform neutrality that would let the clothes shine. Hairstylist Paul Hanlon added extensions to the models' natural hair, created deep side parts and secured everything into a handsome low ponytail with a piece of hair wrapped around the elastic. The outcome was simple and lovely in its minimalism.

You can take the girl out of Balmain, but you can't take Balmain out of the girl. Hairstylist Sam McKnight fully understood this conviction while working with locks backstage, keeping things natural and sexy. A smoothed-back ponytail sat slightly higher on the crown than the label's fall version, making it vaguely more sophisticated too.

Joining Hathaway and Christian Bale will be Inception star Tom Hardy who will play Bane, the drug-enhanced, muscle-bound supervillain who once broke Batman’s back…suddenly I’m feeling all hot and bothered.

Anne has some big paws to fill, particularly Michelle Pfeiffer’s spectacular portrayal in Tim Burton‘s Batman Returns. Then there’s Julie Newmar — thanks for everything! — and the legendary Earrrrrrrrtha Kitt from the television series.

She comes as a surprise for the role and though not my first choice, I think she can pull it off. Plus it will be interesting to see her in a role that’s so un-Hathaway-esque, much like 2008′s Rachel Getting Married.

Now let’s get down to the important shit — who will be designing her catsuit? Off the top of my head I’d say Givenchy, Versace and, if they go the latex route, Sears.

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Now even though it might seem like I have an Adriana Lima obsession aka one of the most amazing people in this world.. I’d call it more like just in complete awe, well almost. These photos might be a year old but definitely still in season, even with this attempt to be scary as The Corpse Bride, it still looks AMAZE!…

new costume inspiration anyone?

Mark Ryden‘s “The Gay ’90s: Olde Tyme Art Show” has just opened at the Paul Kasmin Gallery in New York City and it’s a mix of madcap escapism reminiscent of Tim Burton‘s recent tryst at the MoMA. A definite must see for those who appreciate the odder things in life, the work tackles ideals of Jesus Christ, our 14th president and chicks with really big heads. Check out some of our favorite pieces from this unique artist after the jump.

“The central theme of “The Gay 90s: Old Tyme Art Show” references the idealism of the 1890s while addressing the role of kitsch and nostalgia in our current culture. “In the modern era, sentimentality and beauty have been disdained in the art world. This new work explores the line between attraction and repulsion to kitsch, and between beauty and banality.”

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When Colleen Atwood set out to design the costumes for Tim Burton’s “Alice in Wonderland,” in theaters tomorrow,  the last thing she wanted to replicate was the cliché Alice-in-a-bag costumes that arrive on the shelves of drug stores every Halloween.

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French store Printemps asked top designers to create their own Alice dress to celebrate the release of Tim Burton’s version.

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For the past year, anticipation of Tim Burton’s adaptation of Alice in Wonderland has been growing and is leading many to be inspired by the 19th century tale. The story is a favorite of mine, so I couldn’t be more thrilled.

We’ve seen it on the runway, with designers like Versace and Christopher Kane using the whimsical world of Wonderland as their main source of inspiration. I really like Maison Martin Margiela’s take on the Tim Burton Alice we’ve seen in trailers and movie stills.

Merchandise for Alice in Wonderland has also been seen everywhere—from makeup to entire clothing lines— but I especially love the jewelry Stella McCartney designed.

Nicholas Kirkwood’s shoes here are a work of art. You can see the many influences incorporated, like the roses, checkered print, and tea set.

Johnny Depp (looking dashing),  Anne Hathaway (stunning), Tim Burton and wife (castmate and hot mess) Helena Bonham Carter, attend the Royal World Premiere of their much-anticipated flick, Alice in Wonderland, at London’s Odeon Leicester Square.

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LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 25: Actress Helena Bonham-Carter and director husband Tim Burton attend the Royal World Premiere of "Alice in Wonderland" at the Odeon Leicester Square on February 25, 2010 in London, England. (Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty Images)

LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 25: Actor Johnny Depp attends the Royal World Premiere of "Alice in Wonderland" at the Odeon Leicester Square on February 25, 2010 in London, England. (Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty Images)

LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 25: (UK TABLOID NEWSPAPERS OUT) Anne Hathaway arrives at the Royal World Premiere of Alice In Wonderland held at the Odeon Leicester Square on February 25, 2010 in London, England. (Photo by Dave Hogan/Getty Images)

Cover girl Mia Wasikowska, star of Tim Burton’s upcoming Alice in Wonderland, talks to Dazed about her adventures through the looking glass in the March issue of Dazed & Confused, on sale today.  More here.

Here’s the newest trailer for Alice in Wonderland 3-D directed by Tim Burton. It stars Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter and Mia Wasikowska as Alice.

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Tim Burton’s wife comes out of the dark to celebrate the opening of the new Tim Burton exhibit at the MOMA.

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NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 17: Actress Helena Bonham Carter attends 'The Museum of Modern Art Film Benefit: A Tribute To Tim Burton' at The Museum of Modern Art on November 17, 2009 in New York City. (Photo by Bryan Bedder/Getty Images)

Tim Burton mania, from Spanish mag Ae, styled by Kattaca and shot by Gregorio Triviño, “I love Tim Burton”.

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Halloween is my number one anticipated day of the year, and this Tim Burton editorial showcases why. The excess of black and drama infused clothing is what my dreams are made of. To see Malgosia Bela, Sophie Srej and Evelina Mambetova live in my fantasy land check the gallery.

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Teeming up with Disney to produce a collection to coincide with the release date of Tim Burtons Alice in Wonderland seems like the perfect way for Tom Binns to reach his audience. If you don’t already know about him after Michelle Obama wearing his designs you’re probably living under a rock in Tim Burton induced fantasy land. The best part about this collaboration: 35 pieces will be available for $100-$500, considerably less then normal Tom Binns prices. Although 6 pieces will retail from $1,000-$2,0000, a little bit of a Tom Binns diffusion line won’t hurt anyone.

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Tim Burton is set to exhibit his work at the MOMA in November.

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Here is the trailer for Tim Burton’s ‘Alice in Wonderland’ starring Johnny Depp and Anne Hathaway.

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Full-length photos have been released of Alice, the Mad Hatter, the White Queen and the Red Queen allowing all you fashion lovers to see the intricate costumes for this sure t0 reach cult status film. Animal lovers, you can get excited too.

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The first pics of Tim Burton’s remake of Alice in Wonderland have surficed, above is Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter and Helena Bonham Carter as the Red Queen.

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I don’t know how I let this one slip through my fingers last week, but I found now and I’m excited to share it with you. Henrik Vibskov produced one of the best looking shows to date with his latest Fall collection. The only thing I can think of when I see this is Tim Burton’s version of Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory, and I mean that in a very damn good way. The collection was a thrill to see on the runway, and I look forward to future shows.

Gallery: RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Henrik Vibskov Fall 2009 Collection

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The latest UK Vogue shoot is probably one of the most random I have seen in a long time. The magazine chose quotes from Roald Dahl to include in their spread consisting of Tim Burton, Helena Bonham Carter and random nudity. Very random.

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For the 26th time, Kate Moss hits the cover of Vogue, this time for its Christmas issue “posed elegantly across a special fold out front cover.”

Also in the issue, Tim Walker teams up with Tim Burton and Helena Bonham Carter for some festive magic in a Roald Dahl inspired shoot, Tales of the unexpected, fashion features writer Sarah Harris spends a week in a couture wardrobe and Karl Lagerfeld invites us to his fashion ball.

Plus a particularly stylish Christmas present from Vogue to you comes in the shape of The Secret Address Book, full of 537 must-know names, addresses and places for those most important of things; where to get your favourite shoes repaired, where to indulge with the best designer cakes and who can keep your head stylishly warm (Madeleine Thompson, as it happens) throughout winter, to name but just a few.

-Via British Vogue

Images have hit the web from Alice in Wonderland, the new Tim Burton production staring Mia Wasikowska, an Australian newbie, as Alice and Timmy’s boy toy Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter.

It’s still early in its production (the films not slated to hit theaters until 2010) but the costumes look pretty amazing.

Hopefully, Tim will give up movies and head into the world of fashion.

Thanks to IFN for the picts.

September 25, 2008: Mia Wasikowska on the set of "Alice in Wonderland" currently filming in Cornwall, UK. Mia is playing the lead role as "Alice". Credit: Goff/INFphoto.com Ref.: kguk-96

September 25, 2008: Mia Wasikowska on the set of "Alice in Wonderland" currently filming in Cornwall, UK. Mia is playing the lead role as "Alice". Credit: Goff/INFphoto.com Ref.: kguk-96

Are you in love with Tim Burton?  Did you just happen to fall in love with The Corpse Bride? Are you getting married soon? Then, this is the dress for you.

The Gown

This gown features a train that has been shredded to jagged edges and painted varying shades of blue. The front of the skirt has a slit edged in dark blue just like Emily’s. The blue gradates up the train all the way to the bodice. Burton swirls can be added to gown’s train or left off. The bodice is edged in dark blue which drips down the entire top of the gown. The bodice also features a tear which exposes latex ribs. The front panel of the gown can be asymmetrical or come to a point in the center. It’s up to you.

The Veil and Headpiece

The veil is made of a layer of tulle and hand painted with black Burton swirls. It is attached to a headpiece of dried vines and silk flowers. There is also a comb attached to the headpiece to keep it securely attached.

Only $300 available on Etsy.