It may not be pushing the point with candy colours and edible pastels, but this black and white shoot from Twin Magazine is adorable. It’s hard to decide which wins out: Daphne Groeneveld with child-like, choppy bangs, the sweet styling by Naomi Miller, or the fact that the big floppy-eared bunny is named Nutella.

The concept of black, white and minimal keeps on dominating the covers on the newsstand. The combination makes for a clean and striking Numero Russia cover for April 2013, with Daphne Groeneveld starring.

As fall 2013′s models exited their shows, flitted from one to the next, or braved the maelstrom of activity backstage, they took a moment to pause for Marijo Cobretti’s (www.marijocobretti.com) waiting lens. Always able to capture – in stunning portrait form – the beauty and individuality of each model, Marijo brings us 10 of his favourite faces from the Milan fashion week season. Click the…

Some shows are all about the sparkle and shine; but in contrast to yesterday’s glittery eyed Chanel beauty look, the Louis Vuitton fall 2013 show went to the dark end of the spectrum. Models were wigged and were painted with dark eyemakeup and deep red lips; the hallmarks of a modern day film noir vixen. Here’s a preview of the look as worn by a…

From harlequin prints and graphic checks to bold retro stripes: there's no question that black and white patterns are one of spring's biggest obsessions. Go basic, nineties or mod, just as long as you keep it black, white, and chic all over. Read on for the full report.

The words sweet and whimsical spring to mind: Daphne Groeneveld features on the cover of Vogue Girl Korea’s January 2013 issue.

Black and white, simple, and without all of the textual clutter: Daphne Groeneveld‘s cover for Muse, fall 2012, is a breath of fresh air.

WSJ get fall 2012′s fashion right with their September issue: go for baroque.

Dior aren’t too shabby at creating perfume advertisements. In fact you’ll note they made our list of fragrance ads that worked, but didn’t hit the top of the most controversial perfume ads list. You might add this commercial to their list of successes: cute, fun, and tapping into an era fashion has momentarily had its sights set on, namely the 1950s. It doesn’t take too…

Set to the upbeat schoolyard ditty by Shirley Ellis, The Clapping Song, from 1965, DSquared2′s video campaign for their fall 2012 collection is just as fun and 50s and 60s inspired as the retro campaign stills. Clearly, in a world where Dean and Dan Caten run your highschool class things are a little more playful than usual.