Spectacular

Cara Delvigne for Russh

Charlotte Free, Kelly Mittendor and Cara Delvigne all shot by Terry Richardson

Anja and co, shot by cobrasnake photographer Gadir Rajab

by Olivia Bee for Vice Magazine

I realise the above pictures which include a model clutching a goldfish, magazine covers which consist of photographs of models covering parts of their faces with random objects, the photos of a weekend with Anja Konstantinova and manipulated images of a naked boy can hardly be considered even remotely relevant to fashion or style. However this collection of images is sick and can serve as a major source of inspiration for the way in which one dresses.

Whaddup.

Dree Hemingway for Maniamania

Above, all Erin Wasson for Low Luv, SS 2012

Charlotte Free in Elle Girl, Japan.

Above, Stolen Girlfriends Club Spring/Summer 2012/13

I have an endless list of excuses for my recent lack of consistent blogging, but I won't bore anyone with the details. I've been extremely busy lately, but managed to come across the above wondrous selection of images. I believe I saw a new choker in the most recent Maniamania collection modelled by the semi nude Dree Hemingway (though it appears the body paint is supposed to serve as a sufficient substitute for clothing), which I'm sure I'll obsess over for the coming days. After viewing the editorial featuring Charlotte Free, I felt certain it must be from and unreleased issue of oyster, as it features the wild clothing of recent collections by Emma Mulholland and Jeremy Scott and photography which could easily be mistaken for the work of Imogene Barron. It was therefore suprising to discover this sickeningly cool editorial was published in Japanese publication, Elle Girl. I fully intend to investigate further, and possibly come across other shoots which just maybe will come close to being on the same level of "street junkie" awesome. It's hardly necessary to comment on the typically flawless collection of Stolen Girlfriends Club, but just in case any of my readers are partial to disgustingly beautiful boys, it needs to be pointed out, how uncanny the resemblance of the model in the last image is to Ezra Miller.

Jeremy Scott, love for the crazy

Jeremy Scott x Addidas, Fall/Wainter 2012 Lookbook.

Anything involving Jeremy Scott is always going to be wild and the series of collaborations with Addidas is by no means toned down, just possibly, more wearable. Observing this most recent collection which includes coordinated floral print tracksuits, oriental themed boxing jackets, keyboard graphic print, translucent menswear and a jacket with attached butterfly sleeves, I'm once again in awe. Although I'm most desperately wanting those butterfly wing sneakers, if only to satisfy my disappointment of missing out on the multicoloured wing sneakers from the previous collection.