Chanel Spring RTW 2011

Ready to wear? Anytime, Mr. Lagerfeld.






I still think the Cherry Blossom Girl got the best photographs of the show...

Best of the Week Vol. Thirty-Five

1. Le Petit Echo Malade (french translation: The Small Sick Echo) is one of the funniest things I've come across in a long time. I love the fact that two dudes have taken the time to parody some of the web's most affluent style bloggers. Imitation truly is the sincerest form of flattery...

2. Are capsule hotels the next big thing?

3. Would You Rock This? is a social media experiment in which fashion designers can upload their illustrations and the public can vote on their favorite looks. It provides a space for the designer to get direct feedback from the consumer and a general feel for their particular market.

4. Take a stroll down memory lane and check out this The Baby Sitter's Club/ fashion tribute blog, What Claudia Wore. Read clips of old stories & things you could never afford on a baby-sitter's salary.

5. The first ever screen adaptation of Alice in Wonderland has been restored by the British Film Institute and available to watch in it's entirety. Made in 1903 on 33mm film, it has a running time of 9 minutes.

6. Karl Lagerfeld for...Coca-Cola? See it to believe it (fingers crossed this isn't some lingering April Fool's joke).

Best of the Week Vol.30

1.These children of couture haven't a clue what they're wearing in this adorable photo shoot for Purple Magazine.

2. Chanel Magazine (lovingly donned 31 Rue Cambon after Coco Chanel's first boutique) is launched. Nice one, Karl.

3. Popular television shows are the topic in this minimalist poster series by Exergian. I'm thinking the one for Dexter might be my favorite...

4. Lady Gaga heats up this Hansel & Gretel themed spread for Vogue. The legendary Annie Leibovitz is the lady behind the lens, naturally.

5. Brazilian interior designer Neza Cesar's brazen use of color is featured in this Desire to Inspire post.

Best of the Week Vol. XXV

1. Wall climbing furniture? Impracticable? Never!

2. The Vagaries of Fashion...Ti Amo, Vogue Italia!

3. Anna Sui's Gossip Girl inspired line for Target is as adorable as it is affordable. It truly gives it's runway counterpart a run for the money!

4. Click. GASP. Models - a set on Flickr assembled by K E T S U.

5. The Fall/Winter 2009 Maison Michel lookbook is out featuring incredible photography by Karl Lagerfeld.

6. So, this might be from awhile back but it's new (and still amazing) to me! A look inside the home of Gwyneth Paltrow (from Home & Garden magazine).