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.

Hermès unveils its latest video promoting the maison’s Petit H Atelier, a creative workshop that brings together materials, artists and craftsmen in a single space to bring life back to legendary Hermès materials in a reinvented form or use.

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.

In celebration of Cinderella’s global release of the animated classic’s Diamond Edition on Blu-ray, Disney has teamed up with shoe maestro Christian Louboutin to design a Cinderella slipper, putting his own magic touch on the world’s most famous pair of shoes.

American high-fashion model Crystal Renn, who re-emerged in industry as a size 12 champion of real women after battling bouts with anorexia, is officially a plus-size model no more.

We’ve always wanted to see a collaboration between local designers and high-street retailers in the UAE, kind of like our own version of H&M’s designer collections, and it seems our wish has finally been granted with the announcement of Aiisha Ramadan x ICONIC.

There’s a whole market out there who would love nothing more than splatter their initials on their designer wares – from disposable dress shirts to trusty Keepall 45s. Some people want to cover themselves in design names and logos, these people want to wrap themselves in their own.

Ever watch a movie that made you feel both awestruck and depressed at the same time? In awe of the beauty of the subject, yet utterly desperate that you may never have the chance to own it for yourself? Well, this is probably one of those movies.

Is your son, daughter, nephew or niece the next Vincent Van Gogh? Maybe not, but you’ll never know unless you nurture their artistic talents through encouragement.