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Rounding up New York City’s Fashion Week there were 5 shows that topped our list. First and foremost was the designer duo of Proenza Schouler, Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez who wowed us with one of their sexiest although “covered” collections so far.

When Kate Moss and Rihanna hit it together it’s like they are the Only Girls in the World. Here’s an early viewing of Kate Moss and Rihanna’s intimate photo session for V Magazine and a behind-the-scenes look at how it all really went down.

Rei Kawakubo, the genius behind Comme des Garcons draw inspiration from the archives of Hermes and created a collection of six scarves, naming the collaboration COMME des CARRES. Each design, reworked by Kawakubo has been released by Hermes in a limited number of 200 scarves.

The latest interior design project by Studio Omerta is the renovation of a two bedroom apartment in the centre of Athens. Being situated on the 9th floor, the space enjoys the most spectacular views of the Acropolis from the living room and to the rear of the building...

The X House, which represents a visual interpretation of its name, is located at the very top of a steep cliff in Cabrilo, on the outskirts of Barcelona. Designed by the Spanish practice of Cadaval + Sola Morales Arquitectos, the design evolved into its final configuration through the specifications of the client. From the outset...

The Pop Up Office by the practice of OHLAB  is a temporary office space which the architects Jaime and Paloma Hernaiz describe as a form of ‘Spanish Guerilla Strategy’. The ‘attack’ in this instance took place in the basement area of a warehouse in Palma de Mallorca where, with the minimum of cost and reusable materials, the designers created an ultra-smart temporary office space.

This eco-sound architectural project by Bercy Chen Studio is located on the shores of the Colorado River in Austin, Texas, on a site which previously held an industrial identity. Inspired by the traditional Native American Pit House, the reinterpreted contemporary design aims to redress and restore the damage inflicted on the site by its past usage.