In her continued attempts at world domination, Queen Bey has produced an heir to her throne, signed on as the face of America’s favouite cola, and drawn in more female viewers to the super bowl than ever before. The pop culture queen’s latest efforts have us bowing down in affordably-priced tropical-infused garb with her buzz worthy collab with H&M – and, in the history of celeb-filled campaigns, this one’s looking pretty promising. Get hyped with us for Bey’s high street takeover and browse the Swedish retailer’s history of hit and misses staring Lana, a troop of models, and Mark Ronson killing it in hot pink suiting.
H&M Collabs: The Good, The Bad, The Beyonce
Wait, what? That t-shirt cost you $1625? (And other ridiculously cheap looking expensive things)
Traditionally, being rich meant buying ridiculously expensive garments and looking hella’ good wearing them. These days however, there can be little correlation between the cost of clothing and how ~pricey~ they appear. Thanks to poor-looking rich people *cough Mary-Kate Olsen*, it has become the norm to disguise your wealth under cheap/ugly looking outfits that actually cost more than most people’s monthly rent. So sit back, relax and enjoy these selected items while being grateful that you probably can’t afford any of them. Who knew it could cost so much to look so bad? read more…
Your Comprehensive Guide To Pronouncing Designer Names
If fashion wasn’t already one of the most intricate areas of art (a tall, but deserved, order), it’s been further complicated throughout history by its phonetics. Design words – from ombré to décolletage, haute to ruching – and the emergence of new, exotic designer names – have been mangled by even Vogue’s most faithful follower. We’ve all had one of those read-it-but-never-once-said-it words touch our tongue leaving us bruised and broken, and vowing to silence rather than relive the horror of pronouncing Prabal Gurung (prub-le ger-rung) in public ever again. Crack open your schoolbook kids, because it’s time to brush up on the ABC’s of fashion designer diction. read more…
The Best of Fall Couture 2012: Dreaming Of Your Wedding Day
This one goes out to all the ladies who shamelessly searched for their dream wedding gown whilst reviewing this season’s couture collections. (You’re not alone…) read more…
3 Super-Swagged-Out Music Videos (And What They Wore)
The title says it all: we present you with 3 swagged-out rap videos that rock ~high fashunz~ that we’ve identified for your consumerism + fashionista fix. Prepare yourselves, cuz being famous ain’t cheap…#swag #YOLO read more…
Hairstyles: Runway to Prom…way
When it comes to Prom, hair is almost as important as the dress… and the shoes. Actually, it’s equally as important. Because depending on the dress, certain hairstyles just don’t work. We pulled some Promtastic looks from both the Spring 2012 and Fall 2012 collections to get you hairspired. read more…
TOP 5: Movies That Inspired Fashion
Fashion often inspires movies. Movies often inspire fashion. Check out our favourite picks from both ends of the spectrum. read more…
Hi, Meet These Fashion Pugs

What happens when pugs wear fashions that even the average human can’t afford? Italian boutique LUISAVIAROMA teamed up with various designers to recreate one of their Spring/Summer 2012 designs available on eBay.it for UNICEF Project Arise. Only… these designs were made in mini versions for a stuffed pug toy. What? read more…
The Downfall of Designer Diffusion Lines
Designer diffusion lines… bringing high fashion to the masses. Except not really. Because when entire lines are bought out by money hungry eBay re-sellers and pieces go up online at 900% their original price – we’ve really missed the point. read more…
TRENDING: Sleek Chrome and Modern Metallics
We’ve seen the neon, we’ve seen the pastels, and we’ve seen the chrome. The past year has been an explosion of trends, and you’re bound to fall for at least one. Here’s an array of metallic accessories to add to your wardrobe. Also, they double as mirrors. So, there’s that. read more…







































































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