Author: JD

Illustrations by Alberto “Sting” Russo

THIS NIGGA SHIT IS ILL Portfolio: www.sting-one.com

Balenciaga Play-doh Shoes

THAT NEW SHIT LADIES INe2 Balenciaga designer Nicolas Ghesquiere is making a name for himself in the fashion industry by designing outside of the box. This shoe, from the Spring 2010 collection is not only unique in look, with the architectural heel and patchwork pattern, but it’s the material that is most interesting – Play-doh. The shoes are not printed, it’s real, compressed play-doh, and they are waterproof and as sturdy as leather. These shoes haven’t been released for sale yet,

Dior Homme Spring/Summer 2010 Mid Top Sneakers

I CAN FUCK WIT THESE Pick up in Paris’ colette.

‘Dolly Forever Barbie’ by Christian Louboutin

NOT REALLY FOR MY COLLECTION BUT VERY FLY First we had Cat Burglar Barbie, now we haveDolly Forever Barbie, and who only knows what might be coming next (Trapeze Barbie maybe?). Christian Louboutin has truly found his muse in Barbie, “dolling” her up this time in a safari-inspired ensemble featuring a very bright pair of pink fringed knee-high boots, a khaki tunic dress, and darling little pink glasses. Plus of course 3 other pairs of miniature red-soled shoe designs. She’s not available for another couple weeks (look for her to go on sale at Net-a-Porter on March 3rd) and pricing should be right around $150.

THE LAST EMPEROR TRAILER

THIS IS CRAZY!!!!!! IT EMBODIES FLYNESS, WORK ETHIC, LIFE STYLE AND FASHION EVERYTHING I’M ABOUT.

DSquared2 Lace Ankle boots

ONE OF MY FAVORITE DESIGNERS FOR MEN IS DSQUARED2, NOT THAT FAMILIAR WITH THEIR STUFF FOR LADIES BUT I THINK THESE MIGHT LOOK HOT WITH A PAIR OF JEANS. LADIES WHATS UP? These DSquared boots have beautiful lace and with the rough trim, they have a touch of attitude. They are black lace over tan leather and have a 4.8 inch stiletto heel with a .8 inch hidden platform. $550 atYoox .

MARIAH CAREY “100%” VIDEO

LIFERS LETS MAKE THIS ONE NUMBER 1!!!!!!!!!!GO TO ITUNES AS SOON AS YOU WATCH THIS

Lacoste Book by Assouline

GOTTA GET THESE FOR THE HOUSE Since the birth of the iconic alligator – the world’s first clothing logo and the symbol of its French tennis-great namesake – in 1933, Lacoste has been nearly synonymous with sport. When champion René Lacoste put his fa vored tennis uniform (a white piqué polo shirt) into production for the mass market, it revolutionized the standard stiff and starchy athletic attire, usher ing in an era of sport styles that were as comfortable and functional as they were chic. It is an aesthetic that continues to guide the brand today, with its expansion into casualwear, footwear, and accessories. In an ingenious marriage of adjective and image, this book presents a full range of words and concepts synonymous with the storied brand: Heritage. Well-being. Cotton. Quality. Air. Lightness. Joie de vivre. Iconic. It is an encyclopedia of casually elegant style.