IHMDJ (I Hate My Day Job) via The Brooklyn Artist Project has a new tee, which speaks of a special place for some of the world’s most, ahem, beloved: laptop DJs, party photographers and fashion bloggers. According to the website, it can only be purchased at some mysterious “launch event,” which, no doubt features all of the aforementioned folks in heavy attendance.

[UPDATE: The Brooklyn Artist Project launch party & art exhibit, where you can pick up this tee, is this coming Saturday in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. RSVP on the website. And given the locale probably EVERY SINGLE PERSON in attendance will be one of the aforementioned.]

Via Business of Fashion:

Ten years ago at 19:27 GMT on 27 November 2000, at a time before streaming runway shows, before Facebook, before YouTube, before the rise of Web 2.0 itself, Nick Knight’s transformative fashion website SHOWstudio.com went live. Mr. Knight, a boundary-breaking fashion photographer, had considered the internet and saw something that others did not: where many in the industry saw only ugliness and risk, he saw the potential for emotion, connection and opportunity. Crucially, he also understood that digital — inherently active, social, transparent and restless — would fundamentally transform the “closed” fashion system and radically change the way fashion media was created and consumed. While others averted their eyes, Nick  Knight set about catalysing the revolution.”

In front  of an audience of 200,  Nick Knight  shares his thoughts on fashion, Showstudio and much more. The conversation even became a trending topic on Twitter!

New York Times T-Magazine interviewed Nicki Minaj in its most recent issue, dressing her (above) in an Yves Saint Laurent skirt and bra and Nina Ricci shoes.  Minaj is doing press around the release of her first album, “Pink Friday,” which currently sits in the No. 2 spot on the Billboard 200 chart, sandwiched between Kanye West, who owns No. 1 and Susan Boyle with the No. 3 spot. After the flip, a video interview.

For all you kicks finatics, Adidas has you paper-laced with a Christmas tree ornament that only requires a printer, scissors and tape to make. The above image is a snapshot of the unfolded product but if you want the real deal, click here for a pdf.

First a mention in the NY Post, then a hilarious appearance on Millionaire Matchmaker and in the video above  we have Married to the MOB designer, Leah McSweeney, in a recent appearance on Fox Business, where McSweeney tries to chat business despite a host obsessed over MOB’s use of the word bitch!

The above video gives a behind the scenes view of the making of the famous Pirelli calendar.
This year it was art directed by Karl Lagerfeld, whose theme of choice was Greek Gods. If you’re not familiar, the calendar is famous for the top girls it pulls, as photographed each year by a different industry heavy hitter. The t&a is endless so be mindful of who’s around when you press play!

This is the kind of  jewellery that makes my fashion dreams  com true. Bold  in every way possible. Elena Sanchez cubic + chain , available at maryamanassirzadeh.

Kudos to Pollini for having the wits to hire the illustrtrious Nicholas Kirkwood as its creative director. As you will see from the styles and the interview on the next page , if all the other marketing and branding  tools  are in place,  Pollini might have considerably raised their hot status. Via Dazed.

Our most sophisticated brother site, Selectism, has a super adorable editorial titled, ‘Kickin’ It With Your Girlfriend,” highlighting shots of men’s and women’s footwear presented as duos. That’s one example above and there are more images of this fun and different shoot here.

Here is a look at Stussy’s women’s collection for Spring 2011. It’s very much a basic design and neutral color story compared with some of the bold cuts and prints of Spring 2010. And the denim features a mid-rise with flairs and there are trousers. I would have like a tad more flair, but meh, this is probably what stressed out retailers these days are demanding. Via Houyhnhnm.