Edgy, sporty and chic, Fanny & Jessy’s Autumn/Winter 2012 is  is filled with lust worthy androgynous apparel. On the next page take a look at their latest look book.

Isabel Marant’s first film and it’s an artsy one, directed by Cyrille de Vignemont. Not sure who the model is but she is perfectly flawless.

Was doing a deep dive on Tumblr last night and worked my way back to photographer Brock Fetch’s site and thought I would share the goodness. He does a lot of concert photography and seems to be almost a staff photographer for the ASAP crew. A side benefit is the fashion worn by his subjects. (On that note, can I tell you how much I am appreciating the new Harlem youth’s interpretation of grunge, with the Dr. Martens and flannel shirts, triple luv!)

That’s Iggy Azalea peforming above. She along with nine other performers recently were featured on the cover of  XXL’s “Freshman Class” issue, for which a spot was supposedly offered to and turned down by ASAP Rocky. Quite the chess player that one!

See more Fetch images on the next page or visit his Tumblr to see tons more.

Santigold has released today the album art for “Master of My Make-Believe,” which launches May 1st. Photographed by Jason Schmidt, the cover features her in three different personas, including one in which she plays the part of two guards wearing gold Alexander Wang bodysuits. The real coup though is that’s her in the portrait as painted by Kehinde Wiley using Banastre Tarleton’s work, titled “Portrait of an Officer” as inspiration A big deal on its own, but on top of that, this is the first time Wiley–known for his portraits of black urban males placed in classic paintings, has included a woman in his work. Via Nyt.

See the making of the cover on the next page.

Riccardo Tisci has shown a talent for taking the utilitarian and making it fashionable. In this case it’s a laynard key chain. Shown on the men’s runway for Spring 2012, it’s now available for purchase. See a print version on the next page.

Much like the minimalist movement in fashion, manicures designs have followed suit with an emphasis on simple yet striking designs. The “Bit of Bling” nail shown above is brought to you courtesy of WAH Nails.

Christian Louboutin, getting an assist from the fabulous Diane Von Furstenberg, was back in court yesterday, trying to convince the three judges overseeing the case now that the last judge who ruled against him was wrong. (In case you’re totally behind, Louboutin sued YSL for making red-bottom shoes, arguing that it infringes on what has become his brand’s trademark. He lost the first go round.)

No shocker but we’re totally team Louboutin over here. Not anything against YSL, but  let the man have his red bottoms. He earned them for goodness sake. And from a purely aesthetic perspective, you take the red soles away and you have everyone and Payless churning out red-bottom shoes, a totally wretch of a situation that no one wants to see.  

CL & DVF via Nydailynews doing the court walk on the next page.

Nike reissues its “Forrest Gump” Cortez style in leather, called that cuz  Mr. Box of Chocolates worn a pair in the movie. More details at Streething.

Isaac Mizrahi appeared yesterday on Wendy Williams and dished on his November wedding. Normally when someone talks wedding details, in my head I’m like, please stop talking no one cares, but there is something still endearing about hearing a gay person go on about their big day, especially since it can now be done officially in New York.

Coincidentally Mizrahi was married by a justice of the peace on November 30th, same day and method as Wendy, who has long been an advocate of taking the cheap, civil ceremony route, rather than dumping thousands on a big party instead of a down payment or whatnot. And I swear I have so far managed one New Year’s resolution and that is to attend one of Wendy’s shows–a long time major friend in my head.

US Weekly magazine brings the news that Barbie has plans for a collaboration with the Kardashians and judging from the comment section, people are not happy about the idea. And by not happy I mean super angry about it. The Kardashians always have had their haters and in general among a certain segment of the population there is this fury over the whole concept of reality tv, but it seems ever since “the wedding,” the venom has ratcheted up a few notches. Is it the overexposure? The seemingly endless number of projects and public appearances? Hard to say. My guess is that it’s that good ole human penchant for building a star up and with just as much relish tearing him/her down.

Illustration via Butyourelikereallypretty, who has gone on to make a smoking Kris and Chris doll plus a Kardashian Barbie with its “very own Black Ken.”