For its Autumn/Winter 2011 collection, Meadham Kirchoff partnered with Penhalion’s to lanch a scent titled “Bleinheim bouquet.” With base notes of pine, musk and black pepper, the scent adds an olfactory element  to its presentation. The Blenheim Bouquet originally created in 1902 is available here. Via Style .

Yes we cater to women, but the men we cannot ignore. We steal their cologne, cool shirts and anything else we can make our own. The male counterpart of the illustrious Net-a-porter, Mr. Porter is now live with a chosen editorial set of hunky males like  Ben Gorham of Byredo (meow!).  We’d love to get our hands on…oh we mean , the clothes of course ! Check it out for yourself  here.

While the Snobettes are very excited to provide you with the live stream of the Women’s Burberry Autumn/Winter 2011 runway, the brand has also announced that it will be the first  to live stream a fashion show on London’s Piccadilly Circus. The equivalent of NYC’s Times Square, this is of course major. The runway will also be streamed to over 150 countries online at 40 live events, Burberry stores globally, as well as on iphones and ipads.  Burberry women Autumn 2o11 takes place on February 21st at 4:00 pm London time. Until then stay tuned!

The quill pieces by Lulu Frost, comprised of crystals, pearls and quills seamlessly express a sense of exotic glamour. Dramatic, edgy and of course thoroughly lust worthy. Take a look at the long quill pieces  on the flip that are also available in a shorter version  here.

Given Lamb designer Gwen Stefani’s own personal design vision, one would guess her fashion line would be a walk in the park, especially given how widely she is loved and admired and how there is a geniune dirth of designers addessing her look–street-inspired, sassy and smart. And while there are pieces that speak to the fashion she is best known for, her shows seem to veer wildly from season to season and  within any given collection attempts to do too much. Which could be why her line has struggled to find a home at retail. We wish that were otherwise!

Melissa showed an Autumn 2011 collection, titled “Time Code,” with each style name after ways we spend our time: “Kissing,” “Waiting,” “Making,” etc. What’s different  and exciting about the brand is all the new material offerings. The pumps on this page are still “plastic dreams,” but during the manufacutring process, a velvet material is blown on the shoe, resulting in a lightweight and waterproof shoe. And since velvet is having a moment, we are loving it. Many more styles on the next page including a convertable fur rain boot and another Alexandre Herchcovitch collaboration, this time a super neat Beatle boot. There are also menswear-inspired oxfords and for the first time sneakers! More on the next page with all images via Highsnobette.

Inspired by the  various layers of her native India’s culture , Karishmashahani’s graduate collection illustrates the  vibrant contrasts in a society with a long heritage of craftmanship , lush adornments and breathtaking use of color. On the next page enjoy a look her Spring 2011 collection. Some pieces are available at njal.

Walking around Magic’s Project show past booth after booth after booth of similar-looking stuff, this bag more or less leaped up and down and demanded, “Look at me, I’m adorable—take a picture of meeeeeeee!” And voila, now you, dear reader, get to share in the fun of this skull & crossbone tote, too. Some more serious yet equally handsome Autumn 2011 bags on the flip. All images HighSnobette.

We were wondering if Swedish Hasbeens would stay forever a clog company and much to our delight we discovered in a visit to its booth a Magic’s Platform show that it’s added new profiles for Autumn 2011. The retro feel is still there and much like a well-edited vintage store, the tassled loafers (above), lace-up military boots with sheepskin lining and pull on boots with gum soles (!) all very much have a what’s next feel to them. And don’t worry, clogs remain a mainstay, featuring new colors and treatments. More on the next page. All images via Highsnobette.

Since its opening on the Place Vendôme in Paris in 1906, Van Cleef & Arpels has played a leading role in style and design innovation. Its timeless pieces have been worn by style icons including the Duchess of Windsor, Grace Kelly and Elizabeth Taylor. This exhibition will explore the historical significance of the firm’s contributions to jewelry design in the 20th century, including the establishment of Van Cleef & Arpels in New York with the advent of World War II. On view will be more than 350 works including jewels, timepieces, fashion accessories and objets d’art by Van Cleef & Arpels, many of which were created exclusively for the American market. The exhibition will examine the work through the lenses of innovation, transformation, nature as inspiration, exoticism, fashion and personalities, and will include design drawings from the Van Cleef & Arpels archives.

Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, 2 East 91st Street, 10128 New York, NY • United States. Preview on the next page.