Nike X Sacai put on an incredible show to kick off their collaboration in London on Wednesday. The show featured original choreography by FKA Twig’s personal choreographer, Ryan Heffington, and bass-heavy music that continued into the after party that followed thanks to beats supplied by DJ Nature, Shy FX, Seb Chew and Jetsss.

“We cast most dancers here in London, and brought in one from LA. We wanted a wide variety of styles and backgrounds,” explained Heffington. “It was about artists and athletes.”

K-Swiss wants to be cool again, and the shoewear company has just enlisted one of the most famous DJs and producers in North America to help them: Diplo. Diplo, whose real name is Thomas Wesley Pence, is no stranger to fashion. The DJ has spun at numerous fashion weeks and counts designer Jeremy Scott and K-pop icon CL amongst his closest friends. Now, Diplo will venture into his own designs as the creative head in charge of rebranding K-Swiss.

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Diplo will lead a team of 100 creatives and tastemakers––called “The Board” collectively––in a complete redesign of K-Swiss’ company image. The Board members will be enlisted via crowdsourcing and those who are chosen will, according to Hypetrak, “make real decisions on real projects that K-Swiss will follow.”

Starting today until April 30, anyone can apply to work with Diplo. Those who are picked will be rewarded with entrepreneurial business experience, a chance to have Diplo write them a recommendation letter, and free shoes.

Elton John was spotted in Los Angeles entering a recording studio holding a Dolce and Gabbana bag just 24 hours after swearing to never wear D&G ever again over his instagram. The shopping bag was confirmed by an Sir Elton John representative who said, “Yes he was carrying the bag but he hadn’t been shopping. And it should not detract from their original message or the boycott.”

The singer kicked off the boycott after an Italian publication called Panorama published an article after Dolce and Gabbana’s Milan motherhood themed runway show that had the two designers talk about the inspiration in an interview. Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana said that inmvitro fertilization was not natural and considered children born in this fashion to be synthetic. In response to their statements, the singer songwriter with two IVF children posted on Instagram a very defensive post saying “How dare you refer to my beautiful children as ‘synthetic’.”

Elton John with his D&G bag. Photo courtesy of MissBurbs via Instagram.

The homosexual designer duo responded with an unapologetic message via Instagram and a rebuttal boycott: #boycotteltonjohn.

Did the D&G team decide to try and make amends with a gift or is Elton John just being a drama queen?

The most successful fashion blogger in the world has stolen the cover of Vogue’s April 2015 issue. It’s not the first time the highly acclaimed blogger has been featured on a cover of a magazine, however. Two months ago, Chiara Ferragni took to the cover of Lucky magazine. It is, however, the first time a blogger has ever been featured on the cover of Vogue and it is causing a big stir in what it means to be a celebrity in this day and age.

Nico Bustos, who has previously shot the likes of Naomi Campbell and Claudia Schiffer, did a fabulous job and didn’t tone down the high fashion for the likes of a blogger.

The beautiful young Malaika Firth is the first black model to land a Prada campaign in over 20 years, but she isn’t interested in getting into fashion politics. Despite her esteemed position that could play a major role in persuading the fashion world to see in more colors than black and white, Firth has opted to stay out of fashion politics and thinks we should ignore the issue of diversity all together.

The 20-year-old Kenyan born, London raised model said to the Telegraph, “The lack of racial diversity is a prevalent issue in modeling but I try to ignore it. If you talk about it and try to make it an issue, then it’s still going to be there. I think a lot of people my age don’t see the racism, and if we can just carry on trying to do better for ourselves, then I think it will be fine.”

Unlike her contemporaries, Jourdan Dunn, Chanel Iman and Joan Smalls, who are using their supermodel platform to speak out against the lack of diversity in the industry, Malaika Firth is keeping tight lipped about the entire situation.

Although it appears that there is some advancement in the industry with Rihanna fronting Dior’s latest campaign and the Prada win for Firth, the issue doesn’t just lie in the black and white, but is multi-faceted. Many people are still being underrepresented or not represented at all in the fashion world.