We’ve been waiting to see what happens when two of the most striking figures of the fashion and art scenes collide. The hotly anticipated Alexander McQueen and Damien Hirst collaboration was finally unveiled as a series of beautiful silk scarves with magical prints by the contemporary art scene guru.

The exclusive collaboration celebrates the 10th anniversary of the signature skull scarf, and features 30 distinctive kaleidoscope patterns of luminous insects.

The savagely beautiful collection was also captured on video by Solve Sundsbo, who also directed a video for the Met’s McQueen retrospective in 2011.

Most importantly, these babies are available in limited numbers so GO GRAB YOURS at McQueen boutiques (or online store) RIGHT NOW.

In Tokyo: Alexander Mcqueen Roppongi Hills Store

Liberum Arbitrium. Say that three times in a row fast! The designer of this up and coming menswear brand Shinsuke Mitsuoka graduated at the top of his class from Nottingham Trent University in 2010 in London where he presented his debut collection the following year. Soon after he made a triumphant return to Tokyo where he’s presented at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week since 2013 S/S.

Totally wearable yet super modern design aesthetic with flattering silhouettes are what you can expect, the acquired elements for the this season’s “Fun” collection are a series of effervescent graphics.

Inspired by the collage work of London based photographer/artist John Stezaker, various graphics are printed on nylon shirts, neoprene bomber jackets and t-shirts which delight the eyes with an urban, chic and sophisticated touch.

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November 10, 2013. Tonight is the night Paris. Mexico City’s underground superstar Zemmoa is touring the world  and now she is conquiering Paris. Zemmoa is gonna perform tracks from the new album “Age of Aquarius” in true telenovela style for you and only you, amours at Le Klub. Si si si! Kiss Zemmoa and your Spanish speaking skills will improve like that! Lick Zemmoa’s stilettos…and see what happens.

Here are some exclusive photos by Juan Pedro Freyre.

Cabaret d’Amour 23:00-6:00

Le Klub 14 rue Saint-Denis Paris

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What do Chanel, Fendi, Comme des Garcons, and Undercover have in common? A taste for the strikingly creative and astonishingly artistic hairdos of Katsuya Kamo- he’s known to throw in an avant-garde face mask covered with metal studs, or a giant rose that wraps around model’s heads down the runway too.

To the long list of these prestigious fashion houses and glossies such as Vogue Paris, Vogue Italia, Dazed and Confused and Wallpaper* (not to mention a couple of pages in our book Style Deficit Disorder) clients, Katsuya is the wizard of creative coiffure. See the genius for yourself at the exhibition “100 HEADPIECES” at Laforet Harajuku through November 18- see his private collection of inspirational objects, a replica of his atelier, and the larger-than-life head pieces that evoke the stellar fashion moments they helped to etch in fashion history.

Bali born Heaven Tanudiredja studied at Antwerp’s Royal Academy of Fine Arts, and since then has shown his ability to make jewelry that is absolutely…heavenly.

Aside from working on his eponymous label, launched in 2007, he has collaborated with a number of renowned fashion labels including Dior Couture, Iris Van Herpen, Juun J and Dries Van Noten. Futuristic, edgy yet super-elegant are a few words that describe the aesthetic, and the elements that have made The Reality Show go cray cray for him since the first season!

On Saturday we caught up with him at Dover Street Market Ginza, where he’s currently showcasing special pieces from the F/W 2013 collection “Mental Disorder”.

―Is this your first visit to Tokyo?

My grand mother is a Japanese so I used to come to Japan quite often but it’s been 10 years since I last visited.

―Has Japanese culture, and your roots, influenced your work?

I think so. Since I was little I always loved Japanese culture such as robots and anime, which inspire the kind of industrial forms of my jewelry. Besides that, I use Japanese traditional Urushi lacquer to give a matte texture to the metal parts of the pieces, it gives them a fresh and luxurious texture.

― Tell us about the special elements of this Dover Street Market Ginza event.

The latest collection is named “Mental Disorder” and its pretty colorful. For a contrast I made a black and white collection exclusively for Dover Street Market Ginza, because they are the theme colors of Rei Kawakubo and her brand. Last month I presented the 2014 S/S collection “Dead Princess” in Paris.

―What does the future hold for Heaven?

I’ll continue with making jewelry because that’s what I put so much emotion into, but I also want to start a fashion line.

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