Karolina Kurkova is wearing butterfly wings in the August 2010 issue of Dazed & Confused. Photographed by Roe Ethridge.

Unconventional Body Objects by Phuong Thuy Nguyen. Crazy knitwear!

found at trendland

“He Wears It”, star wars fashion illustrations by John Woo.

A few months ago I’ve showed you The Invisible Shoe designed by Andreia Chaves. The shoe inspired Margaux Bolle, a 5th year student at La Cambre, to design this dress.

photos by Sonny Vandevelde

There’re only a few fashion designers which I check out twice a year. One of them is Sandra Backlund. It’s interesting to see how her style evolves, here you can see some of her older work.
Photos by Kristian Bengtsson.

found at coute que coute

“Hide and Seek” is a series of photographs by Frederique Daubal, where the models wear masks made of sliced up pages from fashion magazines.The masks resemble Muslim niqābs and the project is a statement on identity, transformation and what it means to be French today.

Here’re 4 animated gif’s from an editorial that REED + RADER did for the online fashion store SSENSE.
Their style is awesome!

“Under Water” by Jill Greenberg.

found at It’s Nice That

Cake is the best fashion video I have ever seen. This 20 minutes long video shows you a girl eating a whole cake while wearing AF Vandervorst. That cake sure looks delicious. Made by Fly16x9.

Here’re a few stills from the video.

And here is an other video called Cakes. It’s the same idea, but a compilation of 6 girls each eating a cake.

found at The Pulp Mag

Adam Harvey is currently writing his thesis at the ITP and his topic is Computer Vision Dazzle. He’s researching and developing privacy enhancing counter technology, to protect individual privacy for everyone. So here you can find some makeup patterns which make it impossible for the OpenCV library and it’s Haar cascade files, to detect a face. Fun times ahead!

About this image:

Images with a red square tested positive, a face was found
Images without a red square tested negative, no face was found
Images under the section “TEST PATTERNS” are made according to results of the Haar deconstruction
Images under “RANDOM PATTERNS” are random doodles made without the anti-face detection patterns in mind
Images underneath the “NO PATTERNS” heading are left untouched to show that the face detection works well on simple line drawings

found via @zachlieberman