The illustrious Janet Jackson graces the cover of this month’s Harper’s Bazaar in Saudi Arabia rocking a stunning green dress. More pics on the flip via Theybf.

Extreme cold weather  for the most part does not mean the abscence of sunlight at least in our neck of the woods( fingers crossed for this winter).  Having said that we can find a small consolation in a  fierce pair of sunglasses during  the inevitable time of the year when looking like the Michelin man might be the only option. Thierry Lasry’s marbled acetate sunglasses have just enough color to brighten the winter style blah moments if you have any of those… Via Net-a-porter.

The ever delectable Scarlett Johansson is featured on the cover of Vanity Fair magazine. In the feature she speaks on the nude shots of her that were leaked to the world:

“I know my best angles. They were sent to my [ex-]husband [Ryan Reynolds], There’s nothing wrong with that. It’s not like I was shooting a porno. Although there’s nothing wrong with that either.”

We featured the above shot from the editorial (cuz it features a very sexy side boob shot, natch!) but you can see the cover image plus Johansson in a mermaidy dress on the next page. All shot by Mario Sorrenti.

As part of an ongoing celebration of Christian Louboutin’s 20 years in the shoe business, Barney’s exclusively is offering the “Highness” pump, shown above. Each signed by Louboutin, a total of 20 pairs will be sold at $3,995 a pop through the online site only.  And you know, no worries on shipping costs cuz Barney’s says it’ll handle that. (Best be delivered in an all crystal carriage drawn by four prancing white horses at that price!) Here are the details on the design theme:

Limited edition satin double platform peep toe pump with beading, gem and sequin detail throughout. Patchwork and sewn New York City themed left shoe and Los Angeles accented right shoe.

More angles on the next page.

The good people of Del Toro have given us a look at the latest available hues for women’s smoking  slippers. Covetable animal prints, pastels and more on the flip, available here.

Italian Vogue warms the hearts of New York fashionistas with a Steven Meisel shot spread titled “The A Train,” shouting out the city’s ’80s and 90s decadence glory days gone by (not so fun for everyday people not hitting the club scene but that’s another story). And though it references the mighty A train, it looks like large parts of it were shot in MTA’s Transit Museum, which features retired retro trains, complete with old-timey subway ads.

See the rest of the shoot on the next page.

As  a concept of one-off  hadmade pieces, Odelie Chan’s “Ruler” collection takes inspiration from American Indian art and references to the iconic dream catcher. Take a look at more  beautiful jewels on the next page.

Tons of folks got into the spirit of Halloween spirit last night. Here is Beyonce as adorable as she wants to be in a bumble bee costume. On the next page Alber Elbaz, Marc Jacobs, Gwen Stefani, Russell Simmons, Heidi Klum & Seal (whose costumes are starting to freak me out–Heidi’s chimp boobs–look away!), Sasha Obama and many more.

Highlights include Amber Rose as Slash, Al Roker as the Gingerbread Man (so awesome) and model Ajak Den as Princess Leia! Special fashion props to Rashida Jones who sported Isabel Marant Kicks with her blowpop costume. Images via Huffington Post, V Magazine and Wire.