If the spotty nature of this collection isn’t enough to convince you that Marc Jacobs has hit gold with this collaboration, then maybe the fact that Mama Monster a.k.a. Lady Gaga definitely approves, you will be encouraged to join in on the dotty fun.

Forget seersucker and polka dots, Italian fashion house, Dolce & Gabbana, have given us a new favorite summer print; hundreds of years old, Majolica looks as fresh as a glass of lemonade.

“Dios de las Muertos”, or “Day of the Dead in English, is not a theme that you would expect to find at the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin, but Austrian Designer, Lena Hoschek, went thoroughly south-of-the-boarder for her Spring/Summer runway.

It was out with the old and in with the new at Paris Fashion week for Dior as Belgian designer, Raf Simons, showed his Fall/Winter 2012 collection. This collection was the first for Simons since being appointed the creative director of the iconic Parisian fashion house.

Fashion and film go together so well because they both allow you to tread new waters (in high heels) and they have no limits whatever you endeavour to create.

Obviously, things need to change from time to time to keep everything fresh and enticing, but is re-writing YSL’s birth certificate really necessary?