The fact that Supreme has finally landed in London, is a fairly major deal. Naturally a party was thrown to celebrate and natch, the WAH Nails gals were in attendance and representing!

We just learned that the hoody featured in the Lady Gaga X Terry Richardson X Supreme behind-the-scenes video is designed by A-Morir designer, Kerin Rose, who has designed looks for both Gaga and Rihanna in the past. Have a look at this fantastic creation from additional angles on the next page.

First there were the images for Purple magazine and now of course the behind-the-scenes video, which, not surprisingly given it includes Richardson and Lady Gaga–who no doubt bring out the “best” in each other–exudes a depraved vibe. And message to whomever let his/her toddler get within 15 feet of this sexually-charged photoshoot, you might want to put your common sense thinking cap on next time. And no, there’s nothing wrong with your computer, the audio has been disabled. Via HS.

Lady Gaga is snapped by Terry Richardson for Purple magazine. She’s rocking a white bodysuit and Hermes bag tagged with the Supreme label–have no idea what that’s about and Hermes collaborating with Supreme seems highly unlikely, but ya never know! In other Gaga news, the first, fuzzy shot of her U.S. Vogue cover have hit the internets and you can spy that here.

Samia posted about these a while ago. Just now she was saying she’s want a pair of these real, real bad:

^^Nike Terminator Hi Supreme now selling @ Purchaze. I cannot lie. They do reside in the City of Slickness.

You gotta be pretty o.g. to remember Triple Five Soul back in its Lower East Side days. Besides being a precursor to streetwear, the Triple Five boutique kind of laid the tracks for men’s retail with attitude. Like, it wouldn’t shock me to discover that prior to opening Supreme, some of its founders put in time in the early 90s selling tees at Triple Five.

Anyway, a LOT–as many of you know–has changed since then–some for the better, some for the worse, and the staff at Triple Five on Lafayette now are very sweet (their neighbors down the block, however, still pride themselves on being total a-holes). And they’re also offering a lot more footwear selections for women. Here’s a couple that we especially liked:

^^Delancey: high-top, weird heel, mostly white, name references geographical roots of Triple Five, all of which adds up to….you know we like!

^^Midwood: I don’t like this one as much, but not everyone is on the hightop bandwagon.

p.s. The shoes as of now are not on TripleFive’s site, but I’m guessing they will be soon.

Ciao!

Lois: HighSnobette at Hotmail dot com 

MadeMe is one of the youngest womens brands to enter the market. The current Fall/Winter 2007 season was their first and they have already had quite some impact. The brand offers an innovative mix of streetwear and high end fashion, something that was clearly missing in the market.

The Spring 2008 collection is also looking very strong. We can only show you a few pieces so far, but they can already tell that there are good things to come. While we like to put MadeMe from the start in the same category as MOB and Hellz Bellz, all three brands have their very own distinct style.

Check out more pieces from the MadeMe Spring ‘08 collection after the jump.