The Apple Watch is being advertised as being both functional and fashion forward, but many fashionistas were disappointed by the design––even with the selection of customizable watch casings and watch bands that Apple is offering for the product. Despite Apple’s best efforts to cater to a more fashion forward crowd, the technology giant fell short in wearability for most shoppers.

Now, Hong Kong based startup Casetify is truly bringing the Apple Watch to the forefront of fashion by allowing customers to customize their Apple Watch bands with images from their Facebooks and Instagrams. Following the same concept of their customizable phone cases, Casetify is the first company to offer customizable Apple Watch bands beyond just color.

Casetify states, “Apple Watch wants to be the most personal device ever, but they’ve missed showing the ability to fully personalize every element of the watch. Casetify wants to fill the missing link,” and aims to fill the ‘link’ with selfies, pictures of your cat, and anything else that you can take a picture with on your iPhone. All you have to do is take a photo, place it on the band, and wait until it arrives on your doorstep.

Some might find the $50 price tag a little steep but considering that a customized Apple Watch can cost you up to $10,000, it seems like a small price to pay for complete customization.

If wearing your selfies on your watch isn’t your thing, Casetify is also offering four original, exclusive designs called Black Marble, Forever Love, Candy Feathers, and Pass This On.

Tokyo Fashion Week opened this Monday at the trendy Shibuya district on a fairy tale-inspired note, as a popular brand from Thailand called Sretsis turned the catwalk into a labyrinth strewn with petals.

With whimsical chiffon dresses, a fox-shaped hoodie-shawl and hand-crocheted fruit earrings, creative director Pim Sukhahuta told reporters after the show that she wanted to create «treasurable, not trendy, but timeless pieces».

Sretsis finale.

«It’s my own imagined labyrinth,» she said of her Autumn/Winter 2015 collection, which was filled with «flowers, fruits, strawberries, grapes and strange monsters that are also friendly».
The show heavily featured a large-scale «fantasy labyrinth» print on silk chiffon and a German-made wool-blend that looks like fur and is used in Steiff teddy bears.

Sukhahuta began designing clothes for her sisters, who are also involved in the Sretsis label, which launched in 2002. It is the first of 52 brands exhibiting at Tokyo this week, six of which are from outside Japan.

Our little super models Thank you @tokyodame and @hugofromkamakura for bringing extra cuteness to our show!! #sretsisaw15 #aw15sretsislabyrinth #mbtfw #weirdbeni

A photo posted by Sretsis Official (@sretsisofficial) on Mar 16, 2015 at 3:44am PDT

Akiko Shinoda, director of international affairs at Japan Fashion Week Organization, said each brand featured on the runway would be «completely different — there’s no one theme or concept». Tokyo Fashion Week is largely seen as a launchpad for edgy young designers, not yet attracting the big names seen at Milan, Paris, London and New York.

Established Japanese designers such as Yohji Yamamoto, Junya Watanabe and Rei Kawakubo, founder of Comme des Garcons, all show their collections in Paris. Shinoda said Tokyo maintained its position at the helm of Asian fashion thanks to its strong street style, which is «edgy and punk», but she warned that other regional centres were catching up.

Sretsis Labyrinth. #sretsisaw15 #aw15sretsislabyrinth #mbtfw

A photo posted by Sretsis Official (@sretsisofficial) on Mar 15, 2015 at 10:25pm PDT

Check out our exclusive coverage of Tokyo Fashion Week day one here, and watch for more coverage from Fashion One all week long.

Pete Wentz is becoming a regular at fashion week and with his routine attendance, his opinion is beginning to hold water. The 35-year-old bassist recognized Kanye West’s struggle with critics and being one of few at the Adidas collaboration show at New York Fashion Week, he felt it necessary to speak up.

«He definitely deserves respect,» Wentz says of West in an interview with ETonline. «It was like a fashion show from the future, which was kind of insane and very cool to see,» he continues, «and it’s cool to see there’s one guy that can move the dial — you know what I’m saying? It’s really crazy but he’s launching a shoe and, besides brand Jordan, it’s like the only shoe anyone talks about, which is insane that one person can do that.” Wentz liked the shoes so much, he already got himself a pair.

Fall Out Boy is in the midst of a worldwide tour and the next stop is Japan. It’s been a big year for the band, as both Wentz and bandmate, Patrick Stump, were blessed with children and a successful year with their third No. 1 album, American Beauty/American Psycho.

Fall Out Boy will perform and be inducted into the Hall of Wood at the mtvU Woodie Awards, streaming live from the South By Southwest Music Festival in Austin, TX, on March 20.

It’s every college students favorite week, and to start it off right Victoria’s Secret PINK hosted a Spring Break party in Miami. Bikini clad angels and civilians alike were already heating things up, but Gigi Hadid and Cody Simpson had sparks flying. The two couldn’t keep their hands off of each other on or off camera.

Image via popsugar

After a being separated for Hadid’s long tour with fashion month and with Simpson busy recording a new album in the studio, we can’t blame the two lovebirds for demonstrating a little PDA.

The two were inseparable and were spotted having fun by the pool, throwing water balloons, and taking selfies together. Simpson closed the party with an exclusive performance for all of the VS Angels in attendance.