Dana Lorenz created Fenton in 2005 and it immediately became a success. Big names like Barneys in New York and Ikram in Chicago picked up the line in its  first season!

Dona’s talent in this over saturated accessories world is her  flawless use of materials seldomly used together like snakeskin, pearls, ribbon and studs(above), and her ability to design jewelry that  is classic, edgy and at the same time, somewhat random(which we love), but never clumsy.  Fenton  Spring/ Summer 09 is HighSnobette approved !

Ps. Also check out Dana’s other line Fallon–hawt !!!

More of my favorite  Fenton pieces on the next page….

Gabrielcorto Moltedo (above), an  heir to the Bottega Veneta empire, has garnered quite a following with his superb handbag line,  Corto Moltedo . To celebrate the label’s five years, he recently opened his own store in the Palais Royale Arcades in Paris. From what we can see, the design of the store  is simple and sleek, allowing the customer to focus on the object of their lust, the handbags. Highlighting the product is always a good aspect to develop in store design!

Via superfuture.

Another store view on the next page.

 Cosmic Wonder, the label  created by Yukinori Maeda in 1997, continues to be a sourse of inspiration for fashion that goes beyond just style, trend, and  wearability, but ventures into art, concept and novelty.  The Petrol Leather Leggings are some of the most pratical  leggings I have seen in a while, fixing the sometimes real issue of layering over-the-knee boots over thick pants.  Available at Seven New York.

Detailed view on the next page.

This spring Temperley London sent their models down the runway in super feminine, flowing dresses drenched in ruffles and floral prints paired with tough, leather accessories and menswear pieces. The combination was explosive and I can honestly say I would wear every look in the collection. The standout piece was the studded star belt for sure…paired with the Grecian goddess inspired dresses and frilly rompers it brings the perfect slice of edge to spring.

More after the Jump.