Exclusive to Highsnobette we have captured some backstage looks from in the Brandenburger Tor fashion tent during Berlin Fashion Week. We posted an interview earlier featuring a chat with Jelena and Sedina, designers for German brand Holy Ghost, and one hour before the second collection was to be shown, we met backstage and had the chance to capture images of the label’s show rehearsal and the typical hair and makeup mayhem of any show.

Photography: Georgia Reeve for Highsnobette.com

More backstage images on the next page.

For 2013 Nike continues to to reinvent the sport by setting up the next round of the #MakeItCount campaign that was first launched in 2012. Highly motivated and with a full batch of team spirit Highsnobiety and Highsnobette teams decided to participate and will #MakeItCount too. Instead of making specific global goals, we decided to set ourselves the goal of running 50 kilometers in January 2013. The most interesting aspect for us was Nike’s new approach to the sport: Running 5km a week is still better than not running at all. Damn right! So, with the ambition to quit our computers for at least 1 hour per week, we are highly motivated to put on our running shoes and join the movement. Of course we will also share the progress of our running through our Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. With the aid of the Nike + Running App we will be able to measure the progress and compare our personal performances with all other participants worldwide.

And just by the way: Nike is also asking everybody to join them and pledge how they will #MakeItCount over the next twelve months. So whether your ambition is to run that first marathon or simply do more than you did in 2012, however you and your friends choose to #MakeItCount together, let @NIKE know.

Check out the gallery on the next page for the Nike Running 2013 We Will #MakeItCount Campaign.

In these days of slim fits and skinny jeans, it’s a major flashback to remember how baggy, baggy apparel really was. Enjoy!

Zulu Rose ,  features a fresh assortment of tees with their signature mix of vintage African roots and graphics. We’re totally smitten! For more go to ZuluRose online.

One of the things that get me every time in fashion is craftmanship. Therefore, the Lingerie Couture  by Carine Gilson, an Antwerp Academy graduate is of course on my radar. Entirely handmade by seamstresses  in Brussels  the pieces  artfully  mix natural silks and chantilly lace in a symphony of feminity that is elegant, sexy without ever trying to be cute. J’aime beaucoup! More of my faves from Carine Gilson  on the flip. Some pieces  are available at net-a-porter.

Rings Eclectic designed by Melanie Lynn Macy, launched a one of a kind collection of chunky necklaces using various metals and vintage pieces.Available by special order at www.ringseclectic.com

For Spring 2009 Super Fertile designed by Kali Arulpragasam ,wanted to bring attention the hunger crisis using it as inspiration for a collection titled HUNGER inspired by the many grains that provide sustenance.The food, the grains we often take for granted are like gold in some places in the world , not even that far…

A percentage of the sales profits will be donated to OXFAM to contribute to the fight against world hunger, fashion with a conscience you gotta love that! Photography by Jannica Honney www.jannicahoney.com. My favorite pieces on the next page!

Zille Homma Hamid is an artist and fashion fashion designer with roots in Pakistan. Her  heritage is reflected in her collections with a lot of subtelty. Caftan -like shapes with a mix of muted colors reminiscent of a desert  with   flashes of bright hues . I find the silk pants above to be simply amazing!

During the (Capsule) show in Las Vegas Highsnobette got to get an early viewing of Ladyboy shoes. Primarily showing flats, the collection has a serious menswear vibe. For Ladyboy it’s all about the small details that add up to create a major statement. For instance, a red lining, a super sexy cut out revealing the ankle, and a skinny fit hugging the curve of one’s foot perfectly. Each pair from the collection could easily transition from day to night making them the perfect addition to the shoe closet of those stiletto shy ladies out there.

More from Ladyboy after the jump.

Fred Perry was started as an athletic wear company and has since grown into a street wear staple. While it is their menswear collection that usually gets press, I was pleasantly surprised to see that they had kicked it up a notch for their womenswear fall 2009 line. In fact, I pretty much fell in love with a dozen or so pieces so much so that last night I actually dreamt about their leather pencil skirt. Butter soft leather, a small laurel detail (Fred Perry’s infamous logo), and a peek-a-boo hot pink satin lining, all add up to a dream purchase.  They make a matching jacket as well, creating a suit for the younger set with a serious edge. The line was all about taking modern approaches on classics. One major piece, a black trench, with added patent leather elbow patches as well as detailing on the collar, had a futuristic feel. The accessories were killing it and the knit wear looked so refined and cool. Overall the collection was bananas and at the top of my list for must haves for Fall ‘09.

Be sure to hit up the jump for a preview of Fred Perry Fall 2009.