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Carin Wester, your designs are so so sexy and chic. I would be more than happy to receive the following:

Check out more of her designs here and pictures from her outdoor fashion show here.

My boyfriend has two pairs of these Nikes, they’re modeled after the original Nike running line. Perhaps he will add these to his collection, and I’ll get to salivate over them daily.

View the whole collection here.

You could seriously fake a person out by wearing a Shikisai t-shirt. Don’t believe me? Check out these designs below:

Available stateside at Zakka.

I know nothing about Jolis Paons except that she’s fantastically artistic and can make a dress from an old phone book, so I guess, she’s resourceful, too. Her pictures are gorgeous, and her self-portraits make me wish I had stuck with photography beyond my intro class in high school. I hope you enjoy her telephone book dress as much as I do.

I’d carry one of these lovely clutches in a heartbeat. And conveniently for me, the sherbet colors look nice alongside my summer wardrobe.

This dress . . . I lurv it. It’s made by tu.tu.blu. From the the looks of the designer’s Web site, the dress can be customized in a variety of colors — such as a lovely peach and ivory combination, which I fancy.

Not much to say about these shoes, other than that they are some very alluring pumps. To me, they are a great example of just how sexy graffiti can be. Yum!

Do you remember Hypercolor t-shirts from the 90s? Well, they’re back! Sort of. According to ThreadTrend, American Apparel and ANZEVINO and FLORENCE are both selling their own versions of the heat-sensitive, color-changing tee’s.

We tried one out this past weekend at the American Apparel store, and it really works — maybe a little too well. As we put the shirt back on the rack, we looked up at the model on the pricing placard and noticed a nice little heat-enduced contour map of her nipples.

The Original Generra Hypercolor.

ANZEVINO and FLORENCE rework.

Thanks to ThreadTrend for the info.

Yes, Pierre Hardy makes shoes, amazing, lust-worthy shoes. But Pierre Hardy also makes handbags, amazing, debt-inducing handbags, and I have been eyeing this particular style for months. Unfortunately, even on sale it’s still $976. Le sigh.