Kylie Jenner is the next Kendall Jenner and we can’t say that we’re surprised. In honor of her brother-in-law’s collaboration with Adidas, the 17 year old made her big runway debut––and the world has nothing but nice things to say about it.

The youngest member of the Kardashian-Jenner clan proved herself as one to watch, stealing the show from one of the most highly anticipated and most exclusive runways of the season. All eyes were on her as she took the runway in slicked back hair, a bare face, and unsurprising confidence.

Kylie and Kim backstage at the show. Image via Instagram

Though Kanye’s collection with Adidas was leaked a few days before the show, Kylie’s runway debut was one of the best kept secrets of the season. The front row included Beyonce, Vogue Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour, and North West but Kylie was no where to be found. Moments after the show took place, guests took to Twitter to rave about Kylie’s surprise modeling debut.

I was wondering where @KylieJenner was sitting, turns out she was IN THE SHOW! pic.twitter.com/nFzE8pB1R3

— KimKanyeKimye (@KimKanyeKimyeFC) February 12, 2015

In addition to introducing the fashion world to their new It girl, the highly anticipated Kanye West X Adidas Collaboration revealed Yeezy Season 1, hinting that there are many more collaborations to come, along with the YEEZY BOOST Sneaker.

View the complete collection here.

We take you to the catwalk show of the Georgio Armani Privé Paris Haute Couture collection spring/summer 2015. This year celebrated the 10th anniversary since the introduction of the Armani Privé line and it was a fittingly fresh and elegant show for the occasion.

The main theme and inspiration was bamboo. From the the sticks to the leaves, bamboo was everywhere! The runway was lined with illuminated golden bamboo sticks and even the models’ hair and drop earrings mimicked the solid structures. The eastern influence went beyond nature with hints of Japanese traditional garments like obi belts and wide leg culottes being sublimely reinvented. The subtle colors also gave an organic zen-like Japanese calm with muted grays and blues and a dash of matcha tea green.

The bamboo motif returned in a variety of prints and embellishments, even the paneled structure of some of the garments and glimmering long beads echoed the mighty plant. We saw a range of simple box jackets and chic tailoring along with intricate pleats and folds, gorgeous sheer and transparent fabrics in trousers and dresses with appliquéd details. The most spectacular garments were the fully feathered gowns, which transformed the figures into creations of an exotic botanical world.

Fashion Project is a website dedicated to selling used luxury brand fashion products at a fraction of the retail price with 55% of the cost going towards a non-profit charity of the seller’s choice. The web page has helped donate over $600,000 to over 1,700 different charities in the two years that it’s been active.

The founders, Anna Palmer and Christine Rizk, started the company after discovering designer names in the bargain bin of a thrift shop. Realizing that there must be a better way to recycle used luxury brands, Fashion Project was born.

Hunt bargains at Fashion Project like this $49 Marc by Marc Jacobs dress. Buy it here.

“The company really came out of a personal passion of mine and my co-founder’s,” says Palmer. “One of the things that’s great is the amount of impact that people can have through their closets.”

The site’s motto is “Fashion as a force for good” and shoppers are rewarded for donating by receiving a tax credit on all of their purchases. The entire experience is a win for all parties.

Visit Fashion Project to update your wardrobe for spring and give back to your community.

Dina Litovsky is a photographer based out of Brooklyn who is making big noise in the fashion world for her inventive and original photography. She frequently photographs at fashion weeks in Paris, London and New York and is known for her work for New York Magazine and The New York Times. This week, the artist has a gallery up of her bizarre take on fashion week in the Anastasia Photo gallery in New York City.

“It’s the same thing over and over again: the same models, the same photographers, and the same environment. The challenge was to get a different picture,” Litovsky said about her avant garde style of photography. She captures her signature looks with a handheld flash and a bit of luck, timing and balls of steel.

Check out the slideshow to see some of her incredible photography.

All photos courtesy of Dina Litovsky via Instagram

Miley’s latest strip down stunt has the internet asking whether or not getting naked is porn, art, or both. The singer and former Hannah Montana star released a provocative video where she appears in little more than bondage. The short film ‘Tongue-Tied’ was produced for Miley’s Bangerz tour and was rumored to have been submitted to the NYC Porn Festival.

It appears the internet jumped the gun with this rumor, however, as a spokesperson for the ‘Wrecking Ball’ singer has denied submitting the video. According to Page Six, the spokesperson said “Miley was proud to make a film with acclaimed filmmaker Quentin Jones. She did not instigate this festival submission and is not participating in any way.” It appears that the organizers of the film festival, which is scheduled to take place in Brooklyn from February 7 to March 1, misappropriated Miley’s film for publicity. As per the singer’s request, the film festival and affiliates have removed ‘Tongue-Tied’ from their schedule. Watch the viral video below:

Between ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ bringing bondage and S&M to the mainstream and the Kardashians baring it all for high fashion, the lines between sex, fashion, and art seem to be increasingly blurred. One thing is for sure, though. Despite all the bad rap Miley’s been getting about her video, it pushes the boundaries and is undeniably artistic––whether you think it’s pornographic or not.

Columbian lifestyle and fashion label Maaji has just unveiled their highly anticipated activewear line. The designers were inspired by an equestrian lifestyle and took into consideration natural body movements and the feminine form. The result is a collection of beautifully constructed workout gear for women, ranging from running shorts and sports bras to fitted yoga pants and gymnastic leotards. The Maaji Studio Collection uses bold prints, neon colors, and fits for real women to create the perfect gear for the active woman. The designers state, “These multifunctional pieces can be worn during yoga, swimming, dancing, and surfing, running or even just for a casual day-time look. Mix and match prints in Nylon and Lycra blends ensure that garments work equally [efficiently] both in and out of the water.” Just in time for swimsuit season!

See the Maaji Studio Collection lookbook above!

Whether you’ve had plans with your significant other for weeks or you’re going to end up on a last minute blind date, we’ve got the makeup for you. With only four days left in our 12 Days of Valentine’s series, we’re kicking into high gear to get all of you date night ready.

From ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ inspired makeup to festive, hot pink lips we’ve got the look for you.

A rosy smokey is guaranteed to have you and your date seeing hearts.

Natural Day Date Makeup with Drugstore Products:

This makeup look by Claire Ashley is perfect for a casual day date. It features a bright, natural eye with a cat eye and hot pink lips to get you into the holiday spirit. The best part? All of the makeup used in this video can be purchased at your local drugstore.

Rosy Cat Eye for Valentine’s:

Jaclyn Hill opts for a rosy smokey eye––just the thing for batting your eyelashes at your date. Use a dusty rose shadow, finish with a slick cat eye, and keep the rest of the look fresh faced and natural.

Smoldering 50 Shades of Grey Evening Makeup:

This makeup look by Irene Mahmud Khan is sexy enough to make even Christian Grey break a sweat. The more dramatic the better with this look. Pack on the eyeshadow and add false lashes for a smokey eye that might just land you in Mr. Grey’s bedroom.

If the paparazzi are on to your game and you need to hide from those shutters look no further, Betabrand has what you’ve been looking for. Betabrand has developed a highly reflective fabric made of tiny glass beads, similar to safety gear worn by rescue teams, for the famous and camera shy.

The brand has started a crowd funding initiative to make suits, hats, scarves and even moonboots made with the special fabric available to the public at reasonable prices. The line is being called ‘Flashback’ and has been developed to maintain style and practicality.

In the past, the company has brought innovative ideas such as the chef pants, the audio engineer’s hoodie and the 360 reversible dress. The company is based in San Francisco and continues to deliver wearable tech in the most cutting edge city on the planet.

Betabrand is taking preorders on their website now, but will only make and charge you for the garments if their crowdfunding goals are met. The cheapest way to hide your face is with their Flashback Halo Hat at $40.

With only 5 more days until Cupid loads up his arrows, today’s 12 Days of Valentine’s is all about treating yourself. Whether you’re single or already spoken for, take some time this Valentine’s Day to show yourself some love––and splurge too. V-Day is the perfect excuse to pull out your credit cards and buy those boots you’ve been eyeing all season.

Happy shopping!

The Grammys have taken place and with it, like with any good awards show, comes the best and worst dressed lists by everyone from Vogue to your mom. Choosing the best and worst dressed of the red carpet is usually cut and dry, but this year the Grammy Awards’ red carpet FAILS definitely outnumbered the red carpet hits. It’s official, this year will go down in history as the WORST red carpet the Grammy Awards’, and my poor eyes, have ever seen. Madonna mooned the audience, Iggy Azalea’s hair was actually a bread basket, and Pharrell’s date thought it was appropriate to wear a grey tracksuit. Either Mercury is in retrograde or the apocalypse is finally upon us because I have no idea what these stars were thinking when they hit the red carpet last night.

The 57th Grammy Awards will henceforth be known as the year in which everyone wound up on the worst dressed list, see the gallery of offenders above.