Even if we don’t tend to jump on the mass/designer bandwagon, declaring love at the news of them, we are still curious! Take a look at what Donatella and her team will  have in store for women in November. Spotted at stylepantry

A couple of stylists and a photographer combined their love of fashion and cupcakes to create some sweet treats, designed to mimic designer brands Chanel, Louboutin, Louis Vuitton, Agent Provocateur and Betsy Johnson. Interesting to note the color and iconography they used for each brand. Via Stylefrizz.

As you search around for cute gift items for your creative-type friends, consider the Murakami offerings at MOCA, which include the cute (yet somehow oh-so vulnerable) plushie key chain above, as well as stuffed animals and buttons, shown after the flip.

Even the cutest among us have an evil side and in tribute to the anger, Kidrobot, Hello Kitty and San Francisco artist Frank Kozik all collaborated on an “Empress Of  The Underworld” Hello Kitty, who features horns, fangs, and yes–check it out–cloven feet. For added evilness, she also comes with a pitchfork and a spider. She will be available on December 2nd at Kidrobot and select retailers. Via Todokawaii.

If you envied the plumage of the woman bird  inKanye’s “Runaway” film, Alice and Olivia ’s is exactly what you need. You’re on your own for the wings though. Skirt  available at Shopbop.

Plasticladies, “a blog dedicted to dolls,” has been getting lots of love in image-obsessed Tumblr world since it launched in August. Featured here is just one of the site’s many dolls, whose looks range from super models and pop stars to chilled-out Boho girls. The realest fake you will ever see. And in addition to discovering that Barbie has picked up a whole bunch of new, more interesting friends since last we hung, I also found out that designer Jason Wu is a fan and participant! He’sd the head doll designer for Integrity Toy’s “Fashion Royalty” line, which “celebrates the glamour and the excitement of the fashion industry.” More after the flip.

It could get to the point where there’s a need to ad a plushie category, given my level of obsession, which has been ongoing since that danged M.O.B. video from long ago, matched to some degree recently by the incredible Kia ad (omg, the robot doing the robot!!), not so sure about Karl Lagerfeld’s recent contribution–I admire his balls but perhaps not the end product–somehow the fur isn’t right…not soft enough!. As such, while fishing around at our partner site, Curated, this Luke Chueh “Black in White” vinyl toy featuring a plushie suit almost caused my heart to instantaneously split in two. And the knife detail–somehow the perfect exclamation point! Find out more details at Curated.

First there was Marc Jacob’s fur tails being hung from everything in sight, and now via TheLoveMagazine, Fendi steps up with it’s fur puff-ball charm. Insanely delightful and would look oh-so-cute attached to a bag or even as a charm on a bracelet.

As always I stopped by Magic’s Pool show to check in with one of my industry faves, Tokidoki Designer, Simone Legno. He had a lot going on but was most excited about an upcoming collaboration with Sephora on a comsmetics line, which will feature a huge array of eye liners, eye shadows, bronzers and brushes. The colors are amazing, as you can see from some of the very uniquely packaged eye shadows featured above.

More eye shadow, packaged in a lucite box with a Tokidoki toy, plus bronzer after the flip.  

Always spectacular, Jean-Paul Gaultier’s  Couture collection for Spring 2010 is  filled with various ethnic references sprinkled with his genius use of accessories and tailoring.  He should be so much more of a  commercial success…A closer look on the next page via vogue spain.