A seriously intense Reebok Freestyle shoe, called “San Valentin,” designed to mimic a strawberry dipped in chocolate (note the stem in the form of a green interior). Clever! For more details visit Todokawaii. Additional images on the next page.

Statement making and very affordable, enjoy a look at the latest by Oak’s  A.OK brand, available here. View in detail on the flip.

Lovely ad featuring  Jourdan Dunn for Yves-Saint Laurent’s “Touche Eclat Lumiere,” shot by Terry Richardson who’s been apparently working very hard lately. To YSL we want to see lots more of that–women of all shades love your cosmetics! Via Fashionspot.

“I like the idea that something as conservative and traditional as a cameo brooch could become subversive in the right hands,” says dsigner Richard Nicoll, explaining the theme for his collection for Fred Perry, launching on January 24th. Enjoy more looks on the next page.

The Salon Du Chocolat is a global festival that travels from city to city celebrating the art of chocolate, with its most recent visit being Paris. Each stop, according to Dessertgirl, includes five days of exhibitions, demonstrations and a runway show (image above), featuring fashion, bags and accessories, with chocolate the main ingredient–deelish! More images from the Paris show on the next page.

A video preview of Love magazine’s Spring/Summer 2011 issue, featuring Kate Moss kissing transsexual model Leah T. If you can’t watch the video, an image of the actual cover on the next page. Via TFS.

The fact that brands place their products on celebs is a well known practice, but it’s a little less known that they actively seek out folks recognized as “influencers,” people who are known for planting the seeds for new trends the masses eventually follow. Louis Vuitton makes the practice a public one by having a combination of celebs and influencers model its necklaces, bracelets, earrings and of course scarves for its Spring 2011 accessories lookbook. Shanghai tv presenter Zhu Zhu is featured above and there are more on the next page, including Keith Richard’s baby girl. Via Fashionlvr.

Titled “Fête D’azur,” Leana Zuniga’s  Electric Feathers Spring collection  is filled with her signature handmade  convertible pieces. Effortless dressing with a world traveller, bohemian vibe that the dark gray winter days make even more covetable. The islands are calling! A closer look at our favorites  on the next page.

Women hoping to get a preview of Burberry’s Prorsum’s women’s collection are tuning into the men’s Autumn 2011 collection to gets hints of what’s to come in outerwear, which was a big strength for the label last season. Speaking to the rugged outdoor trend, plaid is the order of the day and yes, there’s lots to covet, but ehh, could there not have been a bit more in the way of sheepskin detail or anything for that matter to turn the wattage up a bit? Or maybe it’s best to let the men be men and hold back judgement until the women’s collection is actually presented. See more outerwear via Style on the next page.