Passo Dello Stelvio is the Italian mountain pass high above the sea, regarded as the most beautiful driving road in the world. Clothing designer Vaughn de Heart with an always unique graphic play on text and color sums up this very traverse and its feeling with a new shirt. Aquatic blue with a bold yet elegant graphic, this is a romantically chic addition to your wardrobe. Available now in the Lost At E Minor store.

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I guess the beauty of being a celebrity is that you can wear whatever you want, even if it makes you look like the evil witch from Disney’s Snow White cartoon. The official look for the Met Gala this year was supposed to be punk. But I guess something got lost in comunication because it’s clear these celebrities resemble classic Disney characters. Get the full rundown on fashion’s biggest night here.

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What’s cooler than having a snake for your arm? Not much according to Sophie de Oliveira Barata. As the creator of the Alternative Limb Project, this London girl understands the power of customizing your prosthetic limb. From steam punk stereo leg, to a blooming flower covered piece, a custom limb can say a lot about a personality, much like a tattoo. Are you bold? Artistic? Edgy? Traditional? More than likely, Barata has just the limb for you.

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LEGO is no longer just for the kids. Now fashionable businesswomen can take them to work with these colorful stilettos by artist Finn Stone. Not only are these shoes the perfect ice-breaker or conversation piece, they may also come in handy if you need to distract a grumpy child on the go.

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I hope you really like these gloves, because once you put the 700 Euro pair of gloves on, they will never come off your hand. So why won’t they leave your hand? It’s no witch craft, just pure science. These leather gloves are made from Shark skin from the Icelandic basking shark.

The skin itself has tiny hooks slanting inward, meaning you can slide your hand in but can’t slide it out unless you want ten thousand tiny thorns biting into your skin. The only escape is to cut these guys off your hand. But do you really want to cut up your new pair of 700 Euro pair of gloves?

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You know that moment when you connect with a stranger on a deeply nerdy level when you both realize you played the same Pokemon Blue Version Gameboy game growing up? Well get ready. As soon as you walk out your door with this nerd magnet on, it’s going to happen a lot more often. These insanely colorful, all-over printed sweatshirts let you wear your favorite Gameboy game on your body. Let the games begin!

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These dresses take concept of ‘bodycon’ dressing to a whole new level. Hérve Léger has nothing on these sculptural outfits.  Chromat Garments is a fashion line born of architecture and urban design. Each piece acts almost as an exo-skeleton or scaffolding around the human body. As a result, the dresses turn your body into a sculpture on display. Each dress is sure pack a punch. They scream confidence and power. So do you have the guts to slip into one of these sculptures? I know I’d at least wear the sleek half-face mask accessory.

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UK brand Ciaté has released the Chalkboard Manicure kit which comes with matte black nail polish to make an honest chalkboard out of any fingernail. You won’t have to suffer chalk remorse either — even the chalk is thoughtfully water-soluble so you can wipe your designs away without messing with the base coat.

[Brought to you by Couture La La, the new fragrance from Juicy Couture]

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I love the inspirational story behind this stylish pajama company, it makes me feel like there are still genuinely good people in the world. Punjammies is more than just a comfy pajama manufacturer. It’s a means of empowering Indian women who have been rescued from forced prostitution. Instead of just rescuing the girls and then leaving them helpless to the judgement of society, Punjammies provides an after-care center.

There, the women are given medical help, emotional safety, and education in a craft to help them support themselves. The girls are learning to sew and work as a team. They are learning to be self-confident and trust themselves and others. Punjammies is more than just wearing pajamas. It’s wearing hope.

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For the last three years, in addition to being an artist and graphic designer, I have been working on building up my Chicago streetwear brand Fourth is King. We make t-shirts, hats, sweatshirts, skate decks… stuff like that. And our focus is on comfort and simplicity. We recently had the opportunity to put together a short video with the help of Nick Martin. [Buy Fourth Is King in the Lost At E Minor online store]

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Ladies, do you want to feel empowered? Just slip into one of these stunning dresses by Pankaj & Nidhi. This Fall/Winter fashion line is Samurai fashion: strong, beautiful, and sculptural, which adds a whole new meaning to the phrase Drop Dead Gorgeous.

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We like to think of RECREATIONAL as jewellery with a wink. It’s bloody well made but we don’t take ourselves too seriously. We know that girls like to personalize and guys like to keep it simple, so that sits at the heart of our design philosophy.

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Waist bags (‘fanny packs’ to our American friends) aren’t just meant to be paired with mum jeans and tourist t-shirts anymore. Notable names in fashion such as Rachel Zoe, Lacoste, and DKNY are bringing back this iconic accessory in a stylish new way. Gone are the unfortunate days of bulky plastic clasps and chaotic patterns.

[Brought to you by Couture La La, the new fragrance from Juicy Couture]

This retro-inspired fashion trend has been seen on the runway at London Fashion Week, and TopShop is offering a wide variety of these packs. The waist bag is available in many different styles ranging from edgy to laid-back, and it looks great worn low around the waist with boots or even over a loose sweater. It’s a convenient and surprisingly trendy way to add some variety to your style.

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I’m not sure these glasses would help anyone see more clearly. Actually, I’m convinced they make your vision worse. Masaki Komoto created this series of extreme modern art glasses for his graduating show back in 2010 when he finished up at Musashino Art University. And who knows? Maybe this is the next craze after the grandma-style hipster glasses finally die. I really hope so.

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This project arises from the need to highlight the sensuality from another point of view: audiovisual. An uncensored view of aesthetics and visual artists Sebastian Romero and Juan Ramirez show how women think and managed to capture it in a 40-second video.

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The maps Elisabeth Lecourt’s dresses are made from are a little outdated, so you probably still have to consult Google Maps or a friendly person on the street to ask for directions. But these beautiful and delicate pieces are so one-of-a-kind that we should neglect this fact for now.

Most importantly, the work of this London-based artist follows her main subject: the feminine figure. In her own words: ‘Sensitivity and vulnerability are the main subjects in my work…the feminine figure is seen like the spine of my house, like an essential component of this particular world.’

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I’ve seen beautiful women’s ankles bleed. Let’s face it. High heels can be the most empowering fashion statement for a woman while simultaneously being the most crippling. Ladies, I’ve seen you wearing ugly tennis shows with your dresses on the commute to work. Adapt or die, right? Survival of the fittest. But what if you could wear one pair of shoes for the whole day without breaking your back or your ankles?

It’s time to invest in these classy Day2Night transforming heels. Choose between 5 different sizes, ranging from kitten heel to sky high. They’re a modern woman’s dream!

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Let’s face it, a naked guinea pig is a boring guinea pig. Thankfully, a Japanese website called Guinea Pig Fashion makes tiny little outfits for your guinea pig to strut its stuff in. They create clothes for all occasions, such as weddings, ninja outings, or even when your guinea pig wants to look like Harry Potter. Now you have no excuse to not let your furry little friend be as fashionable as you are.

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This recycled dress design takes the concept of a fairy tale princess storybook and makes it reality in a very unexpected way. These children’s storybooks were pieced together in order to form a dress worthy of Cinderella’s wedding day. Designed by Ryan Novelline, the clever gown consists entirely of iconic Golden Books.

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What happens when you ask a fashion designer to create anything he wants for a mainstream brand? This guy is clearly not afraid of any legal actions. His designs take hints from pop culture and porn, bouncing from cool to disturbing – and sometimes just sexy.

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