Designed by Giorgia Iacobellis, Kamaeleon footwear is devoted to the rebellious colorful spirit of rock ‘n’ roll. There is even a warning to not wear the shoes in “non cool or non rock ’n’ roll places.” Designed in Berlin and made in Italy, the collection is comprised mostly of ankle boots and now has a Mediterranean twist with the introducton of espadrilles. More on the flip, espadrilles via Neo2.

For their second collection for Nor Black Nor White,  Amrit Kumar and Mriga Kapadiya  explore the regions of Banara and Lucknow, two distinct areas known for their handwoven  brocades and embroideries. Bright and vivid with a definite  nod to history, enjoy the Nor Black Nor White lookbook on the next page.

Inspired by the endangered aquatic world, Alba Prat created her Universität der Künste  graduate collection “Synthetic Ocean” as a statement illustrating the mutations and defense mechanism life forms might  have to embrace in order to exist among decay and pollution. Made entirely of neoprene, the capsule collection challenges, inspires and marvels, making Alba Prat a  name on to remember. Take a closer  look on the next page.

Made of fish leather , Amalia Mattaör’s Dancing bags exemplify what can happen when creativity , luxury and sexiness hold hands. These little bags take our breath away…Spotted at shebreathes. View more beauties on the next page.

A dream of a collection that makes the cold days actually bearable,  Alessandra Marchi’s collection of  layer-y apparel is one that  I am thoroughly smitten with. Alternating fur and knits with earth tones, every single piece is a dream. More on the next page. Spotted at Shebreathes.

Nor Black  Nor White takes a simple yet modern approach to clothing that even my super-conceptual, avant-garde-drawn self can appreciate.  Anchored on traditonal Indian craftsmanship, two young women, Amrit Kumar and Mriga Kapadiya, took on the task each season of highlighting a particular Indian region’s styles and construction techniques. As a way to blend their Canadian (woohoo!) and Indian  roots the  collections  provide the kind of clothing we would all love to own. Made in small quantities, this line provides the luxury of illustrating traditions of fabric dying known as “bandhani khatri,” plus beading and embroidery from the Kachchh Gujarat region. Enjoy a look at their latest titled  “Spring Up” on the next page and  a view of the very intricate process here. Makes you look at tie dye in a whole new way. Enjoy!

Enjoy a look at newcomer Liam Fahy’s latest collection . Highly feminine classic with an emphasis on luxury materials and traditional craftsmanship. On the next page a few of our fave styles. Spotted at  Confashions.

The Spring 2011 Collection by Silvio Liu  , a young label created by Bryan Woods and Danny Liu,  takes ladylike approach to fashion with feminine silhouettes and a romantic,  colorful palette inspired by Matisse’s paintings. Enjoy.

Newcomer Adam Andrasick presents his Spring/Summer 2011 Collection with fashion film, styled by Naomi Miller and directed by Natalie Spitz. The various cutouts and sheer patterns make  this collection stand out as one to admire. Enjoy!

 Roberto Diz who recently presented Autumn/Winter collection in seville  caught our eye with his dark color palette, usage of draping and cultural references.  To think that we are already looking at Fall ‘11 is a little dizzying but it’s worth it. Admire more of his designs on the next page. Via neo2.