The work of KAWS graces the pages of Vogue Paris’ November issue. Entitled, “Graffi-Couture”, featuring model Raquel Zimmermann with photography by Mario Sorrenti, the background of the images were painted by the New York artist himself to result in a blending contemporary art and fashion.

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Belgian artist, Liesbeth Bussche is most known for her Urban Jewerly project. She uses what is already in the streets, and adds a bit of creativity taking the objects’ original purpose completely out of context, and making the viewer look at them in a whole new way. I think every big city could do with some help from Liesbeth.

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Half Chinese, half Irish, Bliss Lau was raised in Hawaii and studied in New York. She launched her handbag collection immediately after completing a degree in apparel design from Parsons School of Design and finally four years later transitioned the collection into the markedly distinct body-jewelry of today. She blurs the lines between the garment and accessory. All of the jewelry is created and designed three-dimensionally using traditional garment draping techniques. Each season, Bliss focuses on a new part of the body to enhance and decorate, inspiration is found in history, the study of Hawaiian culture or corsets and armor as well as the architecture of New York such as the Brooklyn Bridge and Chrysler building. My favourite is the one above. I NEED!:)

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For their July issue, Status Magazine turned to Fafi to design the cover, which naturally features one of her cute Fafinette characters. The inside looks just as attractive containing interviews with such names as Ron English, Jose Parla, and Blek Le Rat.

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Swiss-based Photoworkers created this wonderfully fun and entertaining series of photographs for one of their clients. The toilet plays a central role in every image. Check it out.

Check out behind the scenes pictures here.

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Chanel’s iconic No. 5 bottle has been reinterpreted by 25 artists and designers. The exhibit was held at Al Sabah Art & Design, and the concept was to to take the bottle and customize so as to depict the personality of the artist. After only a few hours of being on display, 90% sold out with prices ranging between $300 and $500.

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The images from the photo editorial David LaChapelle shot for i-D magazine are sure to cause quite the stir, which comes as no news as his photographs are often very striking. These photos depict Jesus in scenes from the Bible, but with modern day surroundings.

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The March issue of British Vogue features an editiorial, Acid Reign with a photo shoot taken by Patrick Demarchellier and featuring Kate Moss’ successor - yes, you guessed it - Agyness Deyn. The emphasis on light, shade, colours, shapes, and form is brilliant.

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The latest project Fafi has been working on is a new comic book. This is definitely something unexpected, but definitely exciting. Currently, we don’t know too much about the comic, but we can show you some of the sketches, which already look great. You’ll notice that unfortunately, the Fafinettes are not the main characters. The tentative launch date for the comic book is 2010, but we’ll keep you posted.

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