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Mad talented hair genius Julien d’Ys has been crafting macabre looks for Comme des Garçons show for over fifteen years. From candy-floss perms to neon skullcaps, his work has always artfully blended elements of sci-fi, fantasy and history.
Check out AnOther Magazine’s look at Julien d’Ys’s illustrative sketchbook for the Comme des Garçons S/S15 show.

1. Listen to the Comme des Garçons SS15 runway soundtrack, which featured experimental musician Scott Walker and American drone metal bands Sunn O))) and Earth.
2. From antiquities to kitsch, Valentino SS15 had everything from vivid flowers to arabesque forms.
3. Watch this livestream of Prince’s collaboration with Kendrick Lamar.
4. Then watch Arca’s “Thievery” video, which also features Alejandro Ghersi’s digital alter ego Xen. The Ghersi is also co-producing Björk’s new album.
5. Check out digital artist Giuseppe Randazzo’s (of Novastructura) incredible array of 3D printed stones from his Stone Fields series.

1. Inspired by John Everett Millais’ Ophelia and Shakespeare’s A Midsummer’s Night Drea, the Dries Van Noten SS15 collection was a thing of pre-Rafaelite beauty.
2. Primal and untouched romanticism dominated the Rick Owens SS15 show.
3. For his Balenciaga SS15 collection, Alexander Wang stuck with geometric lines and tonal embroideries to merge that Parisian and New York aesthetic.
4. Listen to Jon Hopkins’s new version of “Form by Firelight”. Hopkins also announced a new EP, titled Asleep Versions.
5. How charming. Jacquemus-meets-Play-Doh. Eleanor Macnair recreated Play-Doh sculpture of some of the best looks from the SS15 collection.

1. We love love love the Jacquemus SS15 collection. Simon Jacquemus subverted French stereotypes again and toyed with summer kitsch to create something fresh. 
2. We wouldn’t have expected any less. Shane Oliver gave us a surprise second show in Paris. Hood by Air SS15 Part II explored the notion of the ‘Superego’—male authority figures.
3. Listen to Kendrick Lamar’s new single “i”.
4. Then download and listen to Ryan Hemsworth’s first-ever and light pink-inspired Secret Songs compilation.
5. Read AnOther Magazine’s interview with photographer Jan Kempenaers. Kempenaers works focus on urban and natural landscapes, using mixed media like screen-printing.
His new collaborative exhibition, Enjoy The Process can be seen at the BREESE LITTLE Gallery

1. Check out artist Daniel Gordon’s sick 3D collages. Gordon cuts, pastes, folds and distorts pictures from the internet to create colorful 3D-like compositions. His work is on display at the Foam Gallery in Amsterdam.
2. Dolce and Gabbana SS15 was Spanish matador to a tee but with “enough Catholic guilt to choke a pope”. 
3. Watch as SBTRKT’s album cover comes to life in the video for their collaborative track with Ezra Koenig, “New Dorp. New York”.
4. Here’s a clip from Beyoncé and Jay Z’s HBO On the Run Tour: Beyoncé and Jay Z. You know, if you didn’t already watch it via someone else’s HBOGo.
5. Spanish artist Pejac just keeps creating amazing art. Pejac’s series of miniature window silhouettes interact with the outside world.

1. AnOther Magazine celebrates the multi-faceted polyhedras in art. Our favorite is obviously artist Lauri Hopkins‘ collages.
2. Nicolas Ghesquière’s anything will always be the most anticipated. The Louis Vuitton SS15 collection gave us the signature Ghesquière hint of futurism with references to Italian horror master Dario Argento.
3. Listen to Stevie Nicks’s new singles “Mabel Normand” “Watch Chain” from her upcoming album 24 Karat Gold: Songs From The Vault.
4. Listen toThe Field’s remix of Hundred Waters’ “Down From the Rafters”.
5. The Miu Miu SS15 show was a glorious mixed and not-matched collection of plaid, tuxedo ruffles and luminescent flowers.

1.Artist Markus Linnenbrink’s latest exhibition Off the Wall is on display at art center Kunsthalle Nuernberg until Sunday, October 12^th. Off the Wall, a play on words, is a reference to the unconventional and off-canvas nature of the work.
2. Need a run down of the best extreme looks from SS15 Paris Fashion Week? Well, Dazed And Confused has you covered from Junya Wattanabe’s headgear to Alexander McQueen’s fetishistic facemasks.
3. Listen to HAIM and Stevie Nicks perform Fleetwood Mac’s “Rhiannon”. We’re legit having a girl-crush meltdown here.
4. Endless good news. David Lynch is resurrecting Twin Peaks. The surreal cult series will be returning in 2016 via Showtime.
5. Oh my god. Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell are going to star in an episode of Gogglebox. This is momentous.

1. Read AnOther Magazine’s interview with artist Julie Verhoeven. Verhoeven’s innovative illustrations, sculptures and installations explore the complexity of womanhood.
2. Artist Herbert Baglione’s ongoing project, 1000 Shadows, brings life to forgotten spaces by using different artistic approaches for the site-specific installations.
3. Watch A$AP Rocky’s new video for “Multiply”. Flacko is back, y’all.
4. Then watch Flying Lotus and Kendrick Lamar’s “Never Catch Me” video.
5. Christophe Lemaire’s SS15 collection, and final collection, for Hermès was a lot of high craftsmanship and understated luxury.

1. Miuccia Prada’s SS15 collection “[revived] the beauty of incredible fabrics,” bringing together ‘70s folklore and Victoriana redux and full leather skirts. 
2. Speaking of the Prada SS15 show, Gemma Ward opened the show, returning to the runway after a six-year hiatus. This almost feels like a #FBF.
3. Listen to this remix of Disclosure’s “Latch” (ft. Sam Smith), now with lyrical contributions by Schoolboy Q.
4. Then listen to James Blake’s latest set with BBC Radio 1. Blake shares an untitled song, as well as a remix of Outkast’s “International Player’s Anthem” with his song “Pembroke”.
5. Artist Hiroshi Senju used acrylic and fluorescent pigments on Japanese mulberry paper to create luminescent paintings of waterfalls in his series Nightfall.