The Air Jordan Fusion 20 Low - Dark Cinder/Varsity Red features a coffee brown upper made of premium leather and nubuck. Red accents are visible on the lace tag, tongue, heel, and stitching on the midsole. This unique sneaker is also complimented with a gum sole. Similar to the aforementioned Air Jordan 20 Fusion, this shoe also contains laser print on the side panels.

The Air Jordan Fusion 20 Low - Dark Cinder/Varsity Red will publicly hit retailers on December 20th, 2008; however, you can pick them up now at BNYC for a heftier price. More detailed pics after the jump. Also, check out the release date info below.

Air Jordan Fusion 20 Low - Dark Cinder/Varsity Red

Air Jordan Fusion 20 Low - Dark Cinder/Varsity Red

Air Jordan Fusion 20 Low - Dark Cinder/Varsity Red

Air Jordan Fusion 20 Low - Dark Cinder/Varsity Red

Here is the first model in black and ruby colored dress. The small design printed claret skirt with the black deep V-neck blazer looks trendy and stylish. The chunky jewelries and the criss cross studded sandals add glamour. The leopard print bag with the coal eyes and ruby lips and the high hair do look hip and modish.

Here is another model in the same type of short skirt but in orange color with a golden waistline. The inner top is of a see through fabric framed by a full sleeved blue lined blazer.

Here’s a classy combination of auburn and cerulean blue colored mini dress. The dress is again paired with some elegant stocky accessories and stylish tie-up sandals.

A model walking with a brunette colored shorts with matching vest type full sleeved blazer. The chunky beaded necklace is a beauty here.

Here is a polka dotted parallel paired with a metal and black colored coat framing a transparent inner. The copper colored saggy hand bag is a stylish one.

A jazzy leather brunette and black lined overcoat with broad neck and layered collars would give a cool and stylish look.

And last is again a polka dotted parallel trouser paired with a strapless top and a leopard print bag.

I’m so excited about this news according to WWD, Marc Jacobs and Louis Vuitton is reviving the “hit 2001 collaboration with Sprouse for a new, limited edition collection of accessories and ready-to-wear.” This is great news since I missed out on the first collection, I was only able to get my hands on the graffitti pouchette! I’m going to save up my pennies and attempt to get the whole collection (who am I kidding?)!!! The collection “coincides with a retrospective — called “Rock on Mars” — at Deitch Projects’ 18 Wooster Street gallery from Jan. 8 to Feb. 28, and The Stephen Sprouse Book by Roger Padilha and Mauricio Padilha, due out from Rizzoli New York on Feb. 1. The impetus for the new line came when Deitch approached Jacobs and Vuitton about doing something related to the retrospective.” The collection hits LV stores worldwide on January 9, 2009- mark your calendars!

“I proposed putting together a Vuitton version of the Pop Shop, which was Keith Haring’s concept…not reissuing products that we had done with Stephen, but doing things that were similar or new,” Jacobs said.

The collection consists of two iconic Sprouse motifs, the graffit and the rose and will be interpreted into Day-Glo shades of pink, green and orange over the Monogram print. “The motifs are featured on Vuitton’s Keepall, Speedy and Neverfull bag styles, as well as basketball sneaker boots, pumps, sunglasses, headbands and wristbands, and small leather goods like wallets and coin purses. The rtw includes a mackintosh raincoat with a graffiti and monogram lining, graffiti leggings and a long-sleeve neon minidress featuring the rose design.”

On December 15th, a special website welovesprouse.com will go live which “feature a mix of interviews with people who knew Sprouse, including Debbie Harry, Candy Pratts Price and Patricia Field. In the clips, they muse on their relationship with Sprouse, and his lasting influence on the fashion and art worlds. There will also be a feature called Scrawl the Wall, where visitors can post comments, and a special section on Sprouse’s New York, highlighting some of the artist’s favorite haunts in the city.”

I simply can not wait, I’m having a good morning! Are you excited? What items are you planning to buy? I think I want all haha!!!

More pics after the jump…

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Images courtesy of Net-A-Porter.

I've been searching for the perfect pair of red stilettos for a very, very, long time. I had the perfect pair of red sandals and the perfect pair of red ballet flats but the perfect pair of red stilettos had (until now) stubbornly eluded me. Stilettos make a powerful statement thanks to their shape - all sharp edges and sexiness. The color red makes an equally strong statement - loud, brash and sexy. When combined together, there is something about the color and the shape that I find can be somewhat overpowering. In other words, I was looking for a shoe that said 'stylishly sexy' rather than 'sartorially slutty'. I wasn't absolutely certain what the perfect pair of red stilettos would look like but I was confident I would know them when I saw them. Brian Atwood must have heard my silent prayers because he designed the perfect pair (to my mind). I found them on Net-A-Porter (of course). The heel is perfect, the height is perfect, the shape is perfect, the color is perfect. P-E-R-F-E-C-T!

The irrefutable sign that you've found the perfect pair of shoes? They magically breath new life into any number of garments that have been hanging more-or-less unloved in you closet. They look as fantastic with a pair of skinny jeans and fitted navy blue blazer as they do with a black pencil skirt and ruffled silk blouse. I've paired them with a pony skin zebra-print handbag to great effect but they look equally great with my minimalist patent leather Pierry Hardy clutch. Most importantly of all, every time I glance down at my feet or catch my reflection somewhere, they make me feel inexplicably happy. H-A-P-P-Y! I love, love, love them. Now, if I could only find the perfect shade of matte red lipstick (...).

Sincerely,

The Luxe Chronicles

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Be the first to preview Coach resort handbag collections, girls! This trendy lil clutch is just one of those lovely pieces that you definitely have to check out! Made from lightweight leather and designed with vibrant multicolor logo print, don’t you think it looks super pretty?

Pre-order now for US$498.

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