The Autumn/Winter season marks  Phillip Lim’s  foray into a complete footwear collection for women, showcasing a range of styles that go from casual to dressy, highlighted by the “Tom Tom Clog” booties (above) that kind of make you want to stop and stare. Enjoy more  styles on the next page, including a fantastic pair of high-top sneakers. Available at 3.1 Philip Lim boutiques and various retailers listed here. Images courtesy of 3.1 Phillip Lim.

Australian label Black Milk got its start with the leggings trend, but lately the brand has been hit by a tidal wave of demand for its graphic print swimsuits. The image on this page is from a Black Milk customer posing in her “Artoo” (a la “Star Wars”) swimsuit, which is now back ordered. Check out more styles on the next page and visit the Black Milk store here. Yes, they ship internationally.

The Victoria’s Secret show had its fair share of celebreties, but not very many editors. Carine Roitfeld, however, was in attendance with Alexander Wang as her plus-one. According to Thecut, the show is Roitfeld’s favorite, which is totally understandable. There’s no pressure to have an opinion, she’s not surrounded by her competitors and with money no object and stating-making themes not the directive, the show is a visual fun feast. And while Roitfeld may like the VS show best, Alex Wang is viewed as No. 1 by Iman, who commented in her recent Bazaar feature, “Alexander Wang is one of my favorites. But he is like my daughter. He is like 12.” More images of Wang, Roifeld and one of Zac Posen after the flip.

In advance of her “Pink Friday” album release next week, Nicki Minaj lands the cover of Billboard magazine. She’s been interviewed a ton recently so a lot in the article is just not new, but we do get  fresh details on Minaj being kicked out of Lil Wayne’s crew after she dropped out of the second half of his “I Am Music” tour in 2009. She says, ”I started to record by myself and I lost track of what I was doing and who I wanted to be. It wasn’t until I linked back up with Wayne that he gave me this speech. He said, ‘What happened? You were hot,’ and it just hurt me so much. I wanted to prove to him that I was still hot. It hurt my ego so bad that I went back with a vengeance.” Another image from the article and a Billboard video interview on the next page, in which she talks about early morning being her most productive time.

Newly released, the video of’  “What’s My Name?” by HighSnobette fave Rihanna and Drake. Enjoy!

Artist Saul Zanolari presents his take on how Vogue Editor Anna Wintour appears to him–with spotted hair taking orders at a McDonald’s drive through!  He captures her eyes quite nicely though it’s her horned hat that intrigues. Zanolari uses a combination of photography, painting and digital art to create his work. On the next page, a Zanolari’s portrait of Naomi Campbell. Via Mocoloco.

Christian Louboutin has created a very limited style called “Peace Of Shoe.” All of the proceeds from sales of the style will benefit microfinance and the charity of choice for Christian Louboutin is Grameen Foundation, a organization dedicated to reducing world poverty. The shoe is a silk, peep-toe platform trimmed with hand-stitched, embroidered Indian ribbon. Just 33 pairs will be made, 10 in pink (images on next page), 12 in champagne (above) and 11 in lavender, carried at Christian Louboutin boutiques in Hollywood and Miami. Info and images courtesy of Christian Louboutin.

Christian Louboutin’s Spring 2011 line of shoes and bags is now available in the brand’s on-line boutique. Louboutin does a great job of addressing the neutral-toned kitten heel trend (the pair of sandals above are called Atalanta), but have no fear, ladies, he also provides plenty of styles for women who like their Loubies high, high, high. Many of the Spring styles shown are exclusive to his on-line store and boutique and several require a wait-list sign-up. Many more shoe images on the next page. Enjoy!

Blending the lines between jewellery and apparel, Maria Francesca Pepe ’s interchangeable collection for the Spring 2011 season is simply fabulous, exuding an edgy sexiness that  still manages to remain subtle.  Enjoy a look at the complete collection on the next  page. Fall 2010 is available here. Images courtesy of Maria Francesca Pepe.

Sperry Top-Sider offers a “Bahama” style for women, featuring a leopard print on a coated cotton canvas. It’s now available at Leftfoot in Singapore, but it does ship internationally if your heart desires this shoe. Get the details at Streetthing. A couple more looks after the flip.