Our friend Kdia goes by the nickname " Queen of Chanel" for a reason. She is a Karl Lagarfeld fan and a huge Chanel collector.

Obviously she had to get the Chanel Temporary Tattoos. Cant wait to see her rocking some.

Close ups after the jump.

Dominican model Rose Cordero graces the cover of the March 2010 issue of Vogue Paris, marking the first issue with a model of color in over eight years. Rose dons Louis Vuitton in a  military-inspired shoot photographed by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott.

"I think that part of that mythology forged at Yves Saint Laurent by astounding models like Katoucha has been missing from the fashion archives in years. Rose to my eye is a brilliant opportunity to refresh that imagery.. that feeling that is Parisienne couture ...that is extreme elegance... "

More images from the spread HERE.

To coincidence with upcoming colaboration between Nike and female streetwear brand X-Girl it's our duty to bring you a bit of perspective on history of the label. Please check out above footage of their first NYC fashion show from 1994. In this gem you will see the likes of Kim Gordon (of Sonic Youth fame), Sophia Coppola or Spike Jonze in the roles you never thought of.

This years sneakers (for girls only) after the jump or at your local quickstrike account. Note to yourself they come with the mini be@rbrick toy, you can give your boyfriend to shut him up.

Ceck out the video of Estevan Oriol's european tour for the release of 'L.A. Woman' book. From low budget flights to crazy parties and hotel rooms in the meantime. If you have 13 minutes you can check Paris, Berlin, Barcelona, Milano, Bologna and Rome without leaving your home.

Riccardo Tisci had a fashion epiphany yesterday in Paris.

Catholicism have always been one of Tisci’s biggest influences so no wonder why the show was called Exodus and his 25 models walked to “Ave Maria.”

For fall the Givenchy men will pay homage to the clerical severity. They will wear lots of black and white, religiously mix together, tee shirts that declared “Jesus is Lord” and patent leather "Jesus" sandals.

Im no fashion expert but this is in my opinion one of the best Tisci collection so far.

The religion was not the only influence as most of the models wear build like athletes and the leather pieces clearly had that element of streetwear.

Im not sure about the sandals for fall or about the shiny leggings. But I love that menswear brings some sort of " reality" to fashion. The cut are a breath of fresh air, most of the pieces are wearable.

Tisci has all the potential of a Hedi Slimane at Dior. He is bringing Givenchy to a larger audience without breaking any institutional code, well he sure follows the Givenchy code.

 More of my favourite looks after the jump.