Supermodels by the legendary Peter Lindbergh

The Ballerina Project

The Ballerina Project grew from the idea of New York City as a magnet for creativity; each photograph is a collaborative work of dance, fashion design and photography played out against the city's landscape.

Just a few from Hyères festival 2010

Through parallel fashion and photography competitions, the Festival International de Mode et de Photographie à Hyères, directed by Jean-Pierre Blanc since its creation 20 years ago, gathers every year 10 young fashion designers and 10 young photographers under the patronage of an international jury (Christian Lacroix, Armand Hadida, Dries Van Noten, Oliviero Toscani, etc.). Please take a look at my favorites:

by Christian Wijnants

Christian Lacroix by David Dubois & Christian Rizzo

'The Bridegroom Stripped Bare' by Alexander McQueen, part of 'Transformer'

'Carriage House Waterfall' by Robin Schwartz

Walter Pfieffer's 'Mischievous' exhibition

BEST DRESSED AT THE MET

Blake Lively, in Marchesa, with Lorraine Schwartz jewels.

Jennifer Lopez, in Zuhair Murad, with Cartier and Stephen Russell jewels and a Leiber clutch.

Lily Donaldson, in Marc Jacobs, with a Marc Jacobs clutch.

Emma Watson, in Burberry, with designer Christopher Bailey.

Gisele Bündchen, in Alexander Wang, with Tom Brady, in Tom Ford.

Chloë Sevigny in a Proenza Schouler dress and Fred Leighton jewels.
Sienna Miller, in Emilio Pucci, with Solange Azagury-Partridge jewels.

Stella McCartney, in her own design; Liv Tyler, in Stella McCartney, Fred Leighton jewels, and Roger Vivier shoes; and Kate Hudson, in Stella McCartney, Casadei shoes, and Fred Leighton jewels.

Elisa Sednaoui, in Chanel Haute Couture and Chanel jewels, with Karl Lagerfeld.

Jason Wu with Camilla Belle, in his design with Cartier jewels.

Jessica Alba, in Sophie Theallet for Gap, with House of Lavande jewels and a Ferragamo clutch.

Vogue's Anna Wintour, in Chanel Haute Couture, with Bee Shaffer, in Balenciaga Edition with Fred Leighton jewels.

Fashion houses at the Salone del Mobile

Marni: commissioned the architect Matteo Thun to create a series of installations outside its showroom.

Maison Martin Margiela: furniture line produced in conjunction with furniture retailer Cerruti Baleri.

Etro: fairy-tale inspired Ranocchie chair and sofa.

Cesare Paciotti: new Home Collection.

Bottega Veneta: presented Japanese objects that had been specially selected by creative director Tomas Maier and editor-in-chief of Casa Brutus.

Giorgio Armani: the new - 1930s inspired - Armani Casa collection.

An Homage to Place Vendôme