With a statement making use of knits and accessories Sam Frenzel presented his Autumn/Winter 2010 collection  during berlin Fashion week. A great exemple of creativity and style for this newcomeer we are very excited to se more of. More images on the next page via wire.

Speaking of taking risks and stepping outside the box of what is normal and accepted , Rihanna recently  rocked feathers like very few will dare, while in Oslo recently! More images on the next page via wire.

Don’t know why, but the Paris shows seem to bring out the best in Kanye and Amber. Maybe it’s because they’re more conscious of how they appear and unlike most folks these days, are not in the least bit afraid of making a statement. They’re arriving at LV in the photo on the left and YSL on the right. Gotta say, LOVE the fur! (And if by chance you missed Kelis’s MySpace rant on fur, check it out….she has a lot to say!)

All images WireImage.

A close-up of Kanye’s studded slip-ons after the jump.

A dress with unique details, by Kayla Merguez’s Howl. Asymetrical hemline with lace straps. Simple yet special at the same time. Luv! Available at welcomehuntersla.

Allumer, has launched a range of exclusive designs in support of the national children’s charity, Jeans for Genes. Designer Natasha Leith-Smith created two unique 9ct yellow gold and 9ct white gold special pieces which remind the wearer of the charity and its aims.

 Jeans for Genes raises money for the care and support of children with genetic disorders, and research into the causes of and these conditions and potential treatments. Also take a peek of her latest pieces on the next page. Jeans for Genes piece(above) is available at Allumer and Kabiri.

Celebrities in attendance at the Golden Globes

For a while I’ve thought that celebrity fashion has been downgraded thanks to the red carpet fashion critics who are now a part of pre-award show programming. Joan Rivers led the charge and unfortunately set a tone that is equal parts cutting, conformist and mean-girl put down, which has every actress out there scared to wear anything more daring than a prom dress–circa 1950.  What’s always baffled me is what exactly qualified her to be a fashion critic? She’s an entertainer last I checked and one whose entire m.o. is celebrating hatefulness.  No doubt she possesses a beautiful art collection, but no one believes that makes her qualified to comment on Picasso. Why is fashion any different? Which is why I think it’s pretty cool that New York Time’s Cathryn Horyn and Vogue’s Andre Leon Tally both had their say on the topic this week. Said ALT, “When you start watching red-carpet shows at 6:00 p.m. and don’t see a stunning dress until 9:00 p.m.—Julianna Margulies’s ruby paillette crepe robe de style with cutouts, by Narciso Rodriguez—it’s sad what passes for style in Hollywood.” Amen, Andre.

People aren’t as stupid or as easily bored as Hollywood thinks. In other words, Cathryn and Andre, if you two had a show commenting on celebrity fashion, one that encouraged creativity and even (gasp) avante garde, me and a bunch of my friends would definitely tune in!

Source: New York magazine

One of my favorite fashion influences, American sportswear, is about to go into high gear for spring 2010, and that fact makes me so happy I could cry. This Marc by Marc Jacobs hooded terry jumpsuit pretty much epitomizes the trend. What could be more perfect for travel and casual hanging out? Nada I tell you!

Because lately Givenchy just cannot do any wrong, these  sandals with brass studs perfectly fit  the utilitarian looks and the burst of khaki we will see alot more of this summer.Stunning. A closer look on the next page , via browns.

With a constant emphasis on simplicity and functionality  Sophie Hulme has become one of our favorites .For Spring/Summer 2010 her collection features her trademark sleek shapes  adorned with sequins that manage to look low key in a good way.It’s like the clothes don’t have to try hard to be cool, they just are. A closer look at Sophie Hulme on the next page.

Combining yours truly’s  love of ankle jewellery with footwear is a dream come true. Illustrated by this great collaboration by  sexy footwear designer Ruthie Davis, and London based Fiona Paxton whose Lane and Sylvie necklaces have in a short time garnered “it” status. The’ Love’ Sandal available in 4 colors is a comfortable flat featuring fringe ankle silver or gold jewellery.A closer look on the flip via lucky & SG. Launching January 22,2010  at neimanmarcus.