Drunk and Hot Girls

Whoever says that Marni isn't sexy has obviously never seen these shoes...


...or these mittens...


From Mona Moore

A Space Boy Dream

Although the inspiration for Sabrina Dehoff's whimsical jewelry ranges from ghosts to Lotus Eaters to residents of the moon, she knows how to translate all of it into wearable art. The Berlin-based designer's work is unique, employing materials like leather and plastic along with gold and silver. The ideas behind the pieces are conceptual and poetic, and Dehoff presents the jewelry equally as beautifully with amazing catalogue shots, thus making it both avant-garde and accessible. Her work ranges from cute (pure white hearts and a tasteful Mickey Mouse necklace) to sexy (gold serpents and slinky black panthers on gold chains) to fanciful (gold cutouts of gems) to tough (handgun necklaces and bracelets featuring cowboys) and everything in between. And though her jewelry and inspirations are varied, Dehoff executes her designs with a degree of sleekness and charm that makes her work distinct. For more info, see her website.

From "Little Helpers," Dehoff's FW06 collection:


From "Little Dreamers," her SS07 collection:


From "Erratic Blocks From the Trip to the Moon," her FW07 collection:

There's Too Much Love

La Nature

So, yes, a lot of jewlery is inspired by nature. We have leaf earrings, bird necklaces, and floral rings. But, how often do you see honeycomb necklaces? Or octupus tentacles as earrings? How about art deco style feather earrings? That's where Reform Jewelry comes in. Designer Carol Cutu is inspired by natural shapes too, but she makes pieces that are unique, clean, earthy, and graceful. Her line has been featured in Zink, Paper, Lucky, and Daily Candy (among other publications), and it's relatively afforable. Reform Jewelry.

Oh Pierre!

Fuck Jimmy Choo. Manolo Blahnik can go screw an Alaskian transsexual hooker for all I care. Christian Louboutin and Terry de Havilland, the nice men that they are, are hacks compared to this guy. The only cobbler in my life? Pierre Hardy, bien sûr. Aside from designing shoes that are of-the-moment, graceful, and orgasmic, he also has a nifty purse line, and does the awe-inspiring shoes for Balenciaga. Hells yes.
His line is available at the Pierre Hardy store, select boutiques including Barneys New York and Aloha Rag. Pictures from the Pierre Hardy website.

American Apparel

Whether you love or hate their ethics/branding/marketing/reputation, one must admit, this is a pretty hot dress. It's very Alaia, just a whole lot cheaper, and not as inspired or well made. Or, you know, original. Still, I love.


Also in the Alaia vein, skirts of the pencil and mini varieties.



I think I need this dress, too.


And if you're going to wear leggings, you'd better make it the lamé or tricot ones.