Despite having the empathy of most of his peers in the design community, things keep getting worse for disgraced designer John Galliano, who has been fired from his job as head of the John Galliano label, 91 percent of which is owned by Christain Dior.

According to a WWD article, there are some companies who have expressed interest in purchasing the label, including some of its licensing partners. However, it is looking like at the moment no effort has been made to put the John Galliano label on the block and supposedly the in-house design team continues to produce and a pre-Spring collection is in the works, which, how weird will that be sans Galliano? And given that he was fired basically for being the poster child for anti-Semitism is there any hope of rehabilitating a label named after him?

The image above was taken at the Spring 2011 runway show for John Galliano. By the time of his Autumn 2011 show in early March, the axe had fallen and Galliano was absent from a salon presentation of what would be his final collection for the label. Via Style.

Prada is having quite the lasting moment, with its recent collections receiving enviable amounts of editorial coverage and showing up on multiple covers. U.K.-based WAH nails, ever in step with the latest, pays its tribute with this perfectly executed banana manicure, featuring the print shown in the Spring 2011 collection. Well done, ladies!

Kind of gothic of course but so much cooler than a regular tank dress, the Pleasure Principle ‘ skull ‘ tank dress is great summer piece. On our list to have for sure. Available at Seven NY.

This is the kind of sport street chic that makes our hear go pitter patter. Simply all around fly. To be worn as you please, available at net-a-porter.

Tom Ford has released the print campaign for a unisex scent (plus shower gel, bath soap, etc.) called Neroli Portofino. We spotted this at Fashioncopious, where the ad is viewed as a bit cheap. We can’t say we’re over the moon for it either, but we see this as more of an ongoing theme of Ford being somewhat stuck in the style themes of his salad days with Gucci. That being said, we see this as a normal part of the process of reentering the game–even when you’re one of the great ones–you stumble a bit, but stay undeterred and focused and eventually you hit your stride.

Visually arresting, the Jeremy Scott and Longchamp highly coveted “Pills” pliage will be available at Colette on June 1st. Spotted at Neo2.

Shoe fever inducing, flawless in every way please take a moment and admire the genius of Thakoon in these stunning shoes tha somhow must have slipped under our radar. The sandals above are available at Net-a-porter, look at many more beauties on the next page. Images courtesy of Thakoon

Made of vintage fabrics and leathers, Believes bags  by Bridget are a bohemian’s dream come true. Unique and glamourously decadent we’re in major love! Spotted at Honestlywtf, available at Bottica.

 Vs Magazine and Ellen Von Unwerth team up to bring you Tutti Frutti, a fun animated coloful editorial. Enjoy!

Only available in Japan( sigh..) is the first ever Givenchy and Converse “Addict” collaboration. A dark sleek interpretation of the classic Chuck Taylor All Stars:

For this long-awaited collaboration of the season, comes the very first co-production of Converse and Givenchy, the French couture House led by its artistic director Riccardo Tisci.Following the leopard print motif that first appeared in Givenchy’s Men SS 2011 collection, these shoes also bear Riccardo Tisci signature motifs such as studs and crosses. Unisex sizing is available from 5.0 to 11.5  will hit stores starting on April 27th.

So queue worthy. Images courtesy of Givenchy.