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We’ve curated the best of digital age-inspired creativity—from user-generated content, mash-ups, and remixes to collaborations between multi-disciplined makers.

That’s one way to send a message: Don’t f*ck with Taylor Swift (sucks to be you, Katy Perry). In the off chance that you didn’t watch the endless celebrity cameos in Taylor Swift’s Sin City-inspired music video for “Bad Blood,” the fact that it’s also a Kendrick Lamar remix is the only motivation you need to check it out. For the video, Lamar named his character after viral star Welvin Da Great and contributes two previously unheard verses to the 1989 track. And we can’t help but wonder if he’s sampling from his own “Backseat Freestyle” when he raps, “All my life I got money and power/ and you got to live with the bad blood now.” Let’s just take this moment to enjoy how the biggest names in pop and hip-hop seem to get enough of a kick out of each other’s music to band together for “Bad Blood.”

Link up: Staying relevant on the go.

1. Dazed And Confused has a great piece on model and designer Liberty Ross’s most iconic style moments.

Staying relevant on the go.

1. After a three year Resort hiatus, Miuccia Prada presented Miu Miu’s Resort 2015 collection. The result? Mega-cool digitalized (blown-up) ‘70s paisley prints.

Staying relevant on the go.

1. Watch the behind-the-scenes video of Cara Delevingne at Mulberry. And hear her discuss which of her tattoos she would like to see emulated in her collection for Mulberry.

Staying relevant on the go.

1. The Kills’ guitarist Jaime Hince debuted his first photography exhibition, Echo Home, at the Morrison Hotel Gallery in NYC. In his interview with Style.com, Hince discusses photography and photographing his “annoyingly beautiful” muse and wife Kate Moss.

Staying relevant on the go.
 

1. The VA Museum will host Horst: Photographer Of Style, a retrospective of the life and works of 20^th century German photographer Horst P. Horst. Horst’s diverse archives include collaborations with Coco Chanel, Elsa Schiaparelli and Salvador Dali.

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1. Sky Ferreira’s new music video for slow-burn pop song “I Blame Myself” is an interactive video that also lets you shop the looks worn by the artist.

Staying relevant on the go.
 

1. Karl Lagerfeld’s FW14 collection for Chanel may be his finest reinvention yet. The influence of street culture invaded house staples—the tweed suit, the pearls—in the best way.
Lagerfeld had a supermarket built for the runway as a reversal of last season’s art gallery and to drive home the point that “fashion is supermarket fodder”. It’s the ultimate mishmash of the decadent and the banal.

Staying relevant on the go.

1. Per usual, Miuccia Prada’s collection stole the whole damn show. And the entirety of Milan Fashion Week. 

The FW14 runway remixes the greatest hits of the early ‘30s and ‘70s; Art Deco industrial prints were mixed in with the references to the German avant-garde of Werner Fassbinder‘s films.

2. Karl Lagerfeld’s FW14 collection for Fendi didn’t disappoint either. The show notes tell us the vision is brutal poetry, and vague as that may be, the result was a great blend of textiles—bonded mesh, tweed, and patchwork patent and leather bombers.

1. Rihanna’s stylist, Mel Ottenberg, posted a photo via Instagram of our favorite Bad Gal Riri decked out in a ruby-red Chanel suit from the label’s S/S ‘93 collection.
Rihanna wore the label’s iconic ‘90s look for her appearance on Good Morning America, where she promoted her work for the Mac AIDS Fund.