For their 2010 spring collection, a Californian bag makers looked at nature and history for inspiration.

Refinity dresses consist of interlocking parts which can be added or taken away from a garment, allowing users to alter it’s design on demand.

Created by London design-duo CuteCircuit, the The Galaxy Dress is embroidered with 24,000 full color LEDs and is supposedly the largest wearable display in the world.

The 45 rpm store on Mercer Street in Soho has an eye catching window display right now.

A collaboration creates a simple but striking clothing line.

Amazon seem to have taken a page out of Zappos‘ book with their new online store for denim.

Apart from a few things from American Apparel and Uniqlo, oh and a knock-off Balenciaga riding hat from H&M, on the whole, there is a lot to lose from fast fashion.

One radical solution to the boost excitement within the fashion world and introduce an edgy element into retail is Ann Sofie Back’s “hostage store”.

A new invitation-only site called Rent the Runway lets members rock Badgley Mischka on a Banana Republic budget through an online borrowing system.

Next week, PSFK will be hosting Good Ideas Salon, Brooklyn. We’ll be enjoying local fare, and featuring a panel of guest speakers discussing small batch culture and local entrepreneurship.

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Texas-based jewelry designer Melissa Borrell melds fashion and industrial design with her 2D3D line.

In Sweden, one company has created T-post, which claims to be “the world’s first wearable magazine”.

A sign on the window of a fashion boutique in Nolita waves the local flag.

Riding off the recent popularity of the classic boat show, Adidas has released their own sneaker version.