RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Henrik Vibskov Fall 2009 Collection

Edited by Corey Moran

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

Courtesy of: WWD 

The Roald Dahl Book Your Kids Can’t Read

Edited by Corey Moran

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.

Thanks Kempt

Mag Hag: Kate Moss For British Vogue, Again

Edited by Rebecca Alexander

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

First Look: Alice in Wonderland

Edited by Saynt

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.

The Corpse Bride Wedding Dress

Edited by Rebecca Alexander

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.