As well as sporting some lingerie as outerwear looks in this photoshoot for Marie Claire, Gossip Girl star Blake Lively also manages to work some pin-up girl outfits.

Ok so we admit it... it's much harder to casually work Mickey Mouse ears into your outfit than it is to pull off a fashionable pair of bunny ears. But we're not phased by that fact. It's near impossible not to love this shot of Kelsey Van Mook wearing a pair for YEN Magazine.

It may be all black, but it's in no means boring. Designer Katie Gallagher takes her Spring/Summer 2010 collection, titled 'Veil', on twists and turns and drapes. The monochrome colour palette actually draws attention to the detail that's put into the design and construction of the pieces, from voluminous sleeves, ruches, ruffles, zips and panels.

Another shoot featuring the increasingly-popular bunny ears micro trend. Unlike most that we've seen, this shoot from Marie Claire features the more subtle, retail-friendly version of the Louis Vuitton bunny ear headband, like the one spotted on Delfina Fendi.

Wearing many a decadent outfit, and against an even more decadent backdrop, model Constance Jablonski gets to play dress-ups for the November 2009 issue of Harper's Bazaar Russia. And for the best bit, it's pretty hard to go past these crazy but cool Vivienne Westwood thigh high socks.

As if we don't see enough ridiculously perfect bodies in our day... Today our eye landed upon the lookbook from Beach Bunny Swimwear and - look out - it not only stars glamazons Irina Sheik and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, it also features some super hot bikinis. You can spot some current swimwear trends in there too, most notably the cut-away pieces. It's rounded out by some fetish inspired chain detailing and over the knee boots.

With her big eyes and a cutesy side ponytail, Perth model Skye Stracke certainly looks the part of the classic Aussie girl-next-door. In cosy furs, over the knee boots and jodhpur-style pants, Skye looks perfectly in place with the country setting. And in amidst it all photographer Jock Sturges throws in this elegant black and white shot of Skye in bunny ears.

This editorial of Abbey Lee Kershaw is somewhat captivating. It's not the nudity (because what shoot these days doesn't show some skin?); it's not the styling (though, personally, I love the styling, especially the prominent use of thigh high boots). It's more the concept, the strange, puppet-like poses that give Abbey Lee a robotic feel, the dystopian vision that the metalic bindings and Rodarte pieces create and yet all against the contrastingly light, bright, painted backdrop. Over-analysing? Maybe. But I still think it's worth a look.