Want to get your hands on the hottest threads to his Australia this season?
To celebrate the launch of Fashionising, the social fashion network and the new home of Rogue's Lifestyle Blog, we're giving away several pieces from the range.
Designer swimwear has never been more exotic with this lavendar zebra print bikini from Diane von Furstenberg. The tortoiseshell pendant secures the front together, and is perfect for looking glam on hot days.
You can purchase it on Net-A-Porter
This skirt from designer Philip Lim is definitely on the trendy side and with its high waist, which will definitely compliment the right body shape (you know tall and leggy :) ), the cute buttons and knee length cut make it perfect for either a day at work, or a night on the town.
Avaliable from Net-a-Porter £195.74
And we don't mean to be her boyfriend, but it turns out that the much rumoured 'Kate Moss Waiting List' for the supermodel's Top Shop fashion capsule does not exist.
Seemingly, unless you've got some inside connections you're going to have to wait till 1 May.
In sharp contrast to last season, Prada's most recent collection features only 'fake fur' using mainly wool and mohair. Designer Miuccia Prada said that she avoided use of real fur because its everywhere and she is 'bored' with it.
We just hope that it really is fake fur, and not the dog-fur that's been popping up everywhere claiming to be fake fur.
Many of us don't know who Muriel Grateau is, or what she does.
A Parisian-based designer, Muriel is a woman of contrasts. She's sells softly hued linens and sculpturally minimal tableware in an airy black-and-white gallery, and has recently launched a collection of dark, weighty, baroque jewellery sure to please the fashion set.
"I like the idea of exercises in style, the idea of approaching things like an architect with constraints", she says.
Muriel has had great success as a fashion designer in Milan from 1975 to 1990, when she decided to quit everything and return to Paris. There she started her own business creating fashionable home wares and, most recently, onyx jewellery. And this is what I want you to see, take a look;
Her great work is oft hard to come by, though more can be seen at Luxury Culture.
It seems we can't go five minutes these days without another designer/store collaboration being announced. Not that anyone is really complaining - but it certainly seems to be becoming a necessity for the survival of any chain or department store. The latest word is that Toni Maticevski will be designing a capsule collection for Myer.
The Maticevski for Myer collection will see dresses priced from $400 - $700, and will hit the department store next month.
A popular entry at New York Fashion week, Maticevski studied fashion at RMIT University in Melbourne.
Want to dress like British two-tone princess Lily Allen? You might not be the only one who wants her sense of style. New Look are counting on it.
In collaboration with New Look, Lilly will be behind a capsule collection called 'Lily Loves'.
The capsule will include 6 dresses and and is also expected to include footwear (no doubt trainers) and jewellery.
It'll be released in May.
LG might think that Apple ripped them off with the iPhone, but Apple sure as hell knew how to add colour.
You can vote on both the Prada phone on style spy. The iPhone is leading by a country mile, if you hadn't guessed.
Photos courtesy of Crunchgear
Valentines Day is fast approaching, but of course there's always time for finding a great gift, no matter how last-minute!
Lingerie can be a bit of a tricky area when it comes to giving gifts. But from a girl's perspective, it can also be a great way to end up with something gorgeous that you might not have ever bought yourself. So guys don't be discouraged - lingerie as fashion is certainly expanding, with plenty of elegant options available.
