● Peep the Sofia Coppola-directed Marni for H&M video, starring British actress Imogen Poots. [Telegraph]

Shocking Pink Acid Wash: Diesel transforms the denim jacket classic with a statement fuschia wash that smacks of Pretty in Pink. Sawn-off sleeves and a studded collar complete the look. Styled with a faded print t-shirt, the humble staple is reinvigorated for a new generation of Brat Pack.

Chances are you've seen Diesel's latest controversial ad campaign called 'Be Stupid.' There's Pixie Geldof riding backwards on the handlebars of a bike (in 4-inch heels no less) and a striking brunette clad solely in a bikini taking a photograph of her nether regions while an irritated lion looks on. No, it's not the smartest ad campaign, but then, they knew that. Brain cells aside, Diesel did manage to score a pretty prestigious award thanks to the campaign. "Anomaly, creator of Diesel's 'be stupid' ad campaign... [won] the Grand Prix for outdoor advertising at this year's Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival," says Fast Company.

When Kate Moss dyed her hair gray and the entire world erupted in awe, I immediately thought, "Oh shit, here we go." A lot of times I feel like beauty trends are a lot like reblogging -- people recycling stories while believing that they own it if it's respoken in their own style. But really, while they're walking around feeling like frontiersmen, hundreds of guys and girls are posturing the same. It's a beautiful thing when the runways inspire color palates and creativity, perhaps even a bit of jump-into-the-deep-end confidence by promising that style is for everyone. But some kids just ruin a trend by copying and pasting it directly to their face once they've seen an Olsen twin try it. These trends will probably be the first to die, or at least annoy you to death while you walk through Union Square, thanks to all the reblogging.

Exploring the city limits with some strapping young men