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Check out these TATTOOED marble sculptures by Italian sculptor Fabio Viale! I love these because its a mix of classical and modern done beautifully or it could totally be Ed Hardy trucker hat. It could go either way, anywho,… click over to his site for more original works. photos: This …

Photographer Jason Tidwell Stylist Sheryl FetrickPhotographer Jason TIdwell Stylist Sherly FetrickPhotographer Jason Tidwell Stylist Sheryl FetrickPhotographer JasonTidwell Stylist Sheryl Fetrick Check out the new Star Wars x Barbie dolls! Choose from Imperial Stormtroopers, Rey, C-3PO and Chewbacca Barbie…. Life in STARS WARS is fantastic! All are available at Barbie.com for …

This was, honestly, the best collection Sarah Burton has done since she took over McQueen after Alexander passed away… it was edgy, dark, and intricate… exactly how McQueen would’ve wanted it to be. As a matter of fact, it was as though McQueen had designed it himself. My favorite from …

What a strange collection! But that’s typical of Craig Green… Green tapped into the samurai and x-ray notions of the human silhouette for Moncler…. Hurray for Green and his totally unwearable collection! photos: Vogue

For some reason, I loved this Louis Vuitton collection… it was sporty, retro and very wearable. My fave look? The flouncy dresses at the beginning of the collection… perfect for day or night! photos: Vogue

💖Delighted to share with you that I have TWO never-before-seen pictorials in the MAY 2020 issue of UK-based BOMBSHELL Magazine ! Print and Digital versions (Europe -Peecho and USA- Magcloud) of the magazine is available here: https://www.magcloud.com/browse/magazine/1372975

Hi, guys! So excited to be in the running to become a MAXIM cover girl! Here is the link to vote : https://maximcovergirl.com/2020/roxanna-bina Don’t forget to vote today and everyday until June 4th💋. One free vote daily… for more votes proceeds benefit the Homes for Wounded Warriors Foundation. Thank you so much …

Akira Kurosawa’s 1957 film, Throne of Blood, was the inspiration behind Undercover’s latest collection The Japanese movie is a retelling of Macbeth set in feudal Japan. The collection was haunting, yet, beautiful , especially the last few full gown looks. The delicate rose and razor blade images told a thousand words… positively, …

Thom Browne had a brilliant idea of ‘twinning’ with placing a male model and a female model with identical outfits. It was the best way of communicating the androgyny of his collection. The giraffe looks, I have no idea what that’s all about, but I did enjoy the mismatched stripes …

I’ll just leave this here. photos: Vogue