We get a first glimpse of  the bags longtime model for Longchamp, Kate Moss, designed along with the brand’s creative director, Sophie Delafontaine. It’s a complete collection of bags, whose themes are Rock’n'Casual, Rock’n'Travel and Rock’n'Glam. The entire collection was launched at the Ritz in Paris last night.

Source: The Independent.

Miu Miu’s pre-fall line is nothing if not charming and I could definitely see myself never taking off the fur on the left for a winter season. Or for that matter, the plaid coat on the right. You take the white knee highs out of the picture and you have some outerwear that’s wearable but still original and doesn’t turn heads as much as quietly seduces you.

Check out the plaid pants and matching coat after the flip. Tough to imagine wearing as a duo, but either piece on its own is slick.

Source: WWD.

 Featuring JungleGurl’s  signature J  hook logo (symbol of prosperity in Polynesia) Incarnated in jewelry by Melody Ehsani, take a look at the sexy bikini’ Gold Rush’ Collaboration .Gold and leopard print,  in two silhouettes need I  say more….Available at Karmaloop for Spring ‘10.More images on the next page.

At first glance at the jacket on the left I thought I was looking at Balenciaga or Balmain. But no, This collection is the latest reincarnation of Valentino by designers Maria Grazia Chiuri & Pier Paolo Piccioli.Call me  old school but , being that Valentino is part of that “Holy Grail” of high end fashion that existed bafore most of us were born.

I hesitate to say that I am  fully sold on  the direction. I’m all for reinvention however  hasn’t the Sci-fi- ish thing been done? Thankfully there is detailing on those pieces like the ruffled jumpsuit  that I know would have made Mr. Garavani proud. More images on the next page via style &wire.

We all see different things when we look at runway images. PersonallyI zero in on the shoes and accessories. Michelle at AllLacqueredUp focuses on the nail polish. For Chanel’s recent Spring/Summer 2010 runway show, she spied the nails featured here and wondered if Chanel hadn’t succombed to the lure of Minx polish. Noteworthy, she says because Chanel rarely uses outsider product on its runways.  I’m not enough of an expert to make the call, but I will say the polish perfectly accents the silverly smooth themes that anchored the show.

Images: Vogue U.K.

I told you in the last post  that M.O.B. designer Leah McSweeney looked amazing at the party at the Pierre Hotel for her collabo with LaCoste. Typical Virgo that she is, her get up is immaculate, from her perfectly coiffed honey-colored locks to the Stella lace jumpsuit (which coordinated with her sneaker) and natch, shoes by who else but Louboutin, who’s been murdering it like it aint nothing for a minute.

On the flip, images of M.O.B.’s trouble-makers No. 1 & 2 (Tab and Lourdes) and what would a M.O.B. party be without a little Sweet Sixteen??

Samia and handed over to Manhattan’s Pierre hotel yesterday to enjoy high tea (yes, high tea, trust, for this Jersey girl it was a total hoot and a half) with all our M.O.B. crew favorites in celebration of Married to the Mob’s collaboration with Lacoste. The shoes are amazing, unique and the lace theme couldn’t be more on point. Priced at $120, look for them to go on sale February 13th. I’m behind on getting these up, but after this post I’m going to do another one dedicated to the people in attendance (Leah looked smoking hot–wait ’til you see!)

Definitely reminiscent of what we love Sonia Rykiel  for,  fun knits and stripes! Enjoy the preview video of her line with H&M. Spotted at racked.

Featuring the pointy shoulder of the moment. The Hellers  introduce the Tuxedo cardigan, featuring removable shoulder pads  vintage  glass buttons closures and front pockets. For more info Visit The Hellers.

NYC’s  Vane collaborates with Joya Studio  on a capsule collection of solid perfume jewellery, Shades of Dusk, allowing   you to a carry a mesmerizing  mixture of scents around your neck. The vintage looking necklaces are as follows:

 ”Ambrosia” comes in a clean “Roman Cameo” pendant and has notes of shredded coconut, madagascar vanilla, and clove bud oil. “Potion” is inside an “Ancient Sphere” that has a magnetic twist and features the engraved title of a Gaugin painting. Notes in “Potion” include lavender, bergamot, and liquid amber. Finally, “Venom” is featured within an “Enchanted Spider” and contains orange blossom, lily of the valley, and sweet musk. the perfect gift to give or to receive. A closer look on the next page. Available here and soon at Anthropologie.