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LISTEN UP: Lana Del Rey - 3 Unreleased Tracks
Oh, happy day! Some unreleased songs from Lana Del Rey (in an old hidden album of hers where she allegedly went by “May Jailer”) have appeared online, titled Paris, Puppy Love and Children of the Bad Revolution, all of which didn’t make the final cut on the album or even the deluxe reissue. Still just as amazing as her other records and demos. Check them out after the jump:
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LANA DEL REY PUPPY LOVE PARIS CHILDREN OF THE BAD REVOLUTION MUSIC “Lost in Paris” - WeTheUrban Magazine #4
Model: Rose Jocham
Photographer: Alexander Jordan
Styling: Emily Hawkins
Hair/MUA: Alexis Day
Website: http://www.wetheurban.com/magazine
- trousers/shoes/top by Maison Martin Margiela
“Lost in Paris” - WeTheUrban Magazine #4
Model: Rose Jocham
Photographer: Alexander Jordan
Styling: Emily Hawkins
Hair/MUA: Alexis Day
Website: http://www.wetheurban.com/magazine
- trousers/shoes/top by Maison Martin Margiela
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FASHION EDITORIAL WETHEURBAN MAGAZINE MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA PARIS 
“Lost in Paris” by Alexander Jordan for WeTheUrban Magazine #4
Kanye West Working on Unisex High-End Collection?
According to reports Kanye West is living in Paris in a bid to launch his fashion career. West is said to be working on a high-end collection for both men and women, from a studio in the centre of the French capital. The first showing of Kanye’s new range, it is thought that a presentation-style format is slated for September, for the 2012 spring/summer season.
Hmm… sounds interesting! Would YOU wear a Kanye design? He may be an arse at times, but we’ve got to give it to him.. the man can dress!
Alexander McQueen Spring 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
Paris Fashion Week 2010
Designer: Alexander McQueen
Spring 2011 marks Sarah Burton’s first season as creative director of Alexander McQueen after the designer’s recent passing in February. Burton has said before that she would bring a more feminine and tender quality to the designs, and the garments presented were certainly more softer than previous collections. Judging by the recent rave reviews of the collection, we say she’s doing a phenominal job! Check out the rest of the show after the jump:
