A-Trak, Santigold, Louis Marie de Castelbajac, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, Guilhem de Castelbajac, Mark Hunter, Yoann Lemoine, Natalia Kills

If there was one show meant to have young edgy musicians, artists and scenesters in its audience at Paris Fashion Week, it was probably master interpreter of pop culture, artist and fashion designer Jean-Charles de Castelbajac's yesterday entitled "Fire & Ice." With a Björk-inspired fashion show held in a historic Parisian church featuring a performance by Katy Perry and Lana Del Rey's music video director backed by the church orchestra, and the likes of Santigold, A-trak and Mia Moretti in the audience, it only makes sense that The Cobra Snake be on hand for this exquisite collision of low and high culture. More»

Our (and Party Baby's) current favorite addiction courtesy of the social media gods comes in the form of iPhone app, Instagram; within a minute you can snap a mobile photo, give it a faux vintage-looking filter, upload it, et voila, you've created your own masterpiece and can see those of users followed as they're uploaded in real time on your feed. Throw some well-informed fashion insiders into the mix of who you follow and your feed can feel like you're sitting front row at NYFW as it happens, complete with street style photos and some backstage runway action as well. More»

New York Fashion Week is in full swing. Even if you aren't attending the shows, its easy to feel like you're sitting in the front row if you're following the right people on Twitter.

You can count on round-the-clock trend-spotting, insider spying, and lots of mobile uploading directly from the tents.
Envious of the countless exclusive dinners and after parties (to which you weren't invited)? Not to worry, insiders will be talking about them incessantly, and sharing it all with their Twitter devotees.

Fashion journalists, industry heavyweights, and a bevy of cultish bloggers will be recounting the details.  Some have already started chronicling, so check out our guide and start following immediately. More»

Prutha Raithatha is the force behind the experimental fashion blog Don’t Shoe Me. She creates stories through fashion -- and her style is everything but boring. Furthermore, her fashion stories, like the recent one  titled May the Gods be with you. Period., incorporate serious socio-cultural messages. Over a cup of Glühwein, she gave us the scoop on where she gets her inspiration from, and revealed her favorite designers, blogs and places.

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The ever-versatile Space 15 Twenty we've seen used for everything from movie screenings to intimate live music performances, served as the ideal venue for a photography exhibition and party Friday evening. The cause? FaceHunter Night, an event celebrating renowned shutterbug Yvan Rodic, better know as Face Hunter, who's gained international notoriety and acclaim for his specialty in documenting street style, fashions, and the cultures from which they emerge all over the world. More»

Paris Fashion Week has been a whirlwind of parties and runway shows, but when you take a moment to stop and smell the roses, there's some great street style going on. Check out some of the best looks from PFW! More»

I'm going to be honest with you guys. I love accents. I love hearing them, I love talking with one, I love making fun of them and I am hopelessly attracted to them. So when I came across this video of a tall, gangly European (also known to many as the fashion reporter, The Facehunter) who spent his Fourth of July weekend in Montauk, I struck accent gold. It still would have been funny even if he was American, but it was his foreign inflection that had me watch it over and over again, laughing more with each view. More»