Playful and girlish. Yet so stylish. New collection of Emma Cook for spring and summer 2010 is topped with retro colors from beige to black.  Emma studied in Central Saint Martin’s College of Art and Design with Stella McCartney and Alexander McQueen and worked for Donna Karan. Her collections are often full of animals and so does her current one. There’s some kind of timeless elegance in those…

www.emmacook.co.uk

Lamija Suljevic is a Bosnian born very young and talented designer from Stockholm, Sweden. Her clothes are pretty much coming to an end of art than fashion. But I don’t mind it at all. On the contrary.

The handmade dresses and detailed embroidery for the new collection 2010 is a somewhat very uplifting and fresh experience.  Her pieces are one of a kind and she uses very old techniques. A wind from the past where slavic eastern block has won the ruling of Europe in somewhere distant time and place. Something from the soul of a soviet woman mixed with “fritzlangesque” visions. I like this very much.

www.lamija.se

This Fashion Week, PrAsperity Project, the official charity of Pras Michel (homecountry Haiti), teamed up with Joonbug.com and STYLE360 to launch a Haiti Relief bracelet with LolaJames Jewelry. They will serve as a symbol of the fashion industry’s dedication to those facing poverty and homelessness in Haiti. Thirty percent of proceeds from these bracelets, made of tiger eye and crystal to symbolize strength and healing for the people of Haiti, will restore homes, schools, hospitals and jobs in this disaster-stricken country.

If you want to support the case, go to: www.prasperity.org

CTRL Clothing has landed with a new massive spring and summer collection for 2010 and above is a sneak peak for you. Freeman, the brains behind the label told us that the collection is named “Fistro Papi, Anthora” which basically doesn’t mean anything (except maybe something, I’m not sure). But just remember before spending an evening on the hottest elektro-pop-club in town to be sure to check you wear something from CTRL…

www.ctrlclothing.com