Dr. Martens and Swarovski team up for the Holiday season on a capsule collection of six footwear models featuring hand applied crystals. The collection consists of 6 styles including two Crystal 10-eye boots, along with the Crystal 5 Zita Boot, Crystal 6 Zita Boot, Crystal 3-Eye Toe Cap Shoe and Crystal 3-eye Shoe. They’re available now at Selfridges Shoe Gallery in London and will be available in December at Dr. Martens stores as well as select retailers with a price tag ranging from $215 to $655. Each model comes in a unique all-black shoebox with black tissue paper and an embroidered, black velvet shoe bag.

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I’m not too big on horoscopes, but I do read them occasionally if I happen to stumble onto one in a magazine. If you have a copy of the latest issue of German Vogue, you might have noticed their Swarovski 2011 Zodiac calendar.

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Swarovski gives us a little sneak peek of what their upcoming Spring/Summer ads will look like. Starring in the ads is 23-year-old Vlada Roslyakova. What do you think?

Swarovski enlisted the services of Karl Lagerfeld to design a mini collection of jewelry. I for one wasn’t blown away by the range, but you can get it now at Colette.

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Atelier Swarovski launches its sixth collection with Spring/Summer 2010 featuring exclusive, crystal jewelry and accessories in collaboration with Matthew Williamson, Zaha Hadid, Jason Wu and Nicholas Kirkwood.

Matthew Williamson drew inspiration from the artist Jim Lambie’s work, which is primarily
concerned with the combination of abstracted floral and strong graphic elements. Williamson designed a collection of accessories which articulate these themes. The pieces are
oversized to create a statement in a vibrant palette, signature to the Matthew Williamson
aesthetic.

Zaha Hadid’s enigmatic new Glace collection celebrates a powerful dichotomy between the purity of
Swarovski’s precision cut crystals and the subtle, organic forms that envelop them.
Each piece within the collection has evolved as an abstraction of the sinuous forms evident in
nature, revealing Hadid’s desire for experimentation and invention throughout every stage of
design and realization.

Jason Wu’s designs exhibit the same texture and sculptural details seen in his work.
The pieces are a study in contrast, with exposed chainmail and burnished metal alongside
delicate crystals.

Nicholas Kirkwood felt it was important to stay true to the aesthetic that he applies when designing his shoes: sharp but ultimately feminine, and a considered diversity of texture.

I think I’m in love with all of these, but my favourites are the one seen up top. To check out all four collections, continue reading.

Here we have the latest shoe accessories from Sabrina Dehoff. This time, she used Swarovski crystals to make here shiny accessories pop even more. You can get them now through Colette.

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As part of Colette’s Swarovski exhibit which opened earlier this week, Jeremy Scott designed a special pair of J-Wings covered in tiny Swarovski crystals. They are highly limited, but currently, one size 11 is now available for €2500 through Colette’s website.

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Today we bring you Matthew Williamson’s first accessory collection for Atelier Swarovski for Spring 2010. Williamson took inspiration from the artist Jim Lambie and his bright geometric shapes and patterns that are indicative of his work. The collection consists of crystal cuffs, breastplate necklaces, and evening clutches, etc… Also teaming up with Atelier Swarovski are such heavy hitters as Zaha Hadid, Jason Wu and Nicholas Kirkwood.

See more of Williamson’s collection after the jump.