Raquel Zimmerman in Gareth Pugh at a Nick Knight sitting

The modeling industry is awash with hundreds of pretty girls but it is not enough for the model to be a face.

Dree drips pure glamor in the new Self Service

Thank God PFW (Paris Fashion Week) only happens twice a year cuz if I lived in that town, I'd be wrecked. Nightly. Here are TI's 10 favorite moments from the last week.

Stay true to your bones!Pugh, Owens and Yamamoto keep it real.

TI adores the graphic design of EEM.

ROISIN MURPHY Let us know!

The London scensters have been talking for a good year now and I had been cynical. "Roisin Murphy is IT!" They had been testifying but I didn't believe. Yeah the songs were fun to dance to and ...yeah.. she really had a way with a Gareth Pugh and all that was very cute to boot. But was she possibly legendary? I almost didn't make the show..what with a 730 am flight to the Bahamas the next morning but something said.."Get into that Margiela one-sie . Don't wear a T-shirt under it and go out and have some fun"

Alex Box's collage captures Fashion Week's backstage frenzy: Image via Big A/W 2006

Rad Hourani's new website is way inspirational

Matthew Stone: PH: Terence Koh: ID Magazine Dec 07

Matthew Stone is 6' 3" which has made this flamboyant showman/shaman an even more imposing presence on the New London art/music/fashion circuit. He takes photographs, served (in every sense) as the resident DJ at Boombox, is obsessed with Michael Jackson and has become a highly hyped artist of the minute . His partners in crime include artist Terence Koh and designer Gareth Pugh and his parties, outfits, art happenings and publicity stunts has made him a one man cult. Is he worth collecting? Mr. Stone was included in a fantastic group show at 10 Rooms and a Sculpture Garden last year and given his network of contacts (ID mag is pushing him hard) it is only a matter of time before the make-or-break collectors engage his work. Besides a little riffing on venerable Renaissance paintings always turns somebody on.

The Shaman, The Monk and The Fool: Matthew Stone