People have always found ways, using their creativity, to adorn themselves with initially weird things in order to look prettier. And when the effect has been achieved, it seems like it’s the most normal thing to wear as jewellery.

Always wanted to get your personal or street style images published on something other than Facebook? Here’s something to consider: Jimmy Choo has launched its Choo 24:7 Stylemakers microsite, and it’s inviting you to submit your photography for a chance to up your fash cred.

It seems “most expensive” records just move from the hands of one luxury brand to another these days. Last Summer, we reported on Bvlgari’s Le Gemme sunglasses collection, deemed to be some of priciest shades in the world, starting at $44,000 or a little over AED 160,000.

If you have a love-hate relationship with Mall of the Emirates, here’s something that might help push you over the fence: we’ve just learned that the leading shopping mall is opening of over 20 new stores and dining outlets this 2012 – the highlight of which is Italian luxury powerhouse Prada, which will open its third largest boutique in the world this June.

Decided to stay in last night while the rest of the world took advantage of Saturday night’s party potential? Then you probably missed this – NET-A-PORTER’s own celebration of the Frieze Art Fair in New York.

Tag Heuer is promising to offer up a neat little package the fuses sport, luxury and technology for the small subset of established men (or yuppies with rich parents) who’d be interested in an alternative, yet non-compromising mobile, with the new Racer phone.

Whoever said emblems are for tacky designer logo fanatics who could be mistaken for grass-roots guerilla marketers? When done right, they could be elegant, lust-worthy symbols of the values that a brand represents.

Nothing could be deemed a more welcome visual experience than laying eyes a refreshing magazine cover in this sweltering Summer heat. And that’s the reason our Cover Coveter is fixated on model turned TV actress Brooklyn Decker cover shot for Flare magazine’s May 2012 issue.

It was only a matter of time before Anna dello Russo collaborated with a clothing company that went beyond the usual Carine Roitfeld thing – meaning styling campaigns, windows and look books.