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Tommy Ton's snap of a model leaving the Viktor and Rolf show for his regular Style.com feature.

No Isaac Cake If You Don't Finish Your Viktor and Rolf Stamppot!

Over on Style.com, they've compiled a couture cookbook. In their newest feature various fashion plates teach you how to make plates of their favorite recipes for the Holiday Season.

I personally can't wait to try Viktor and Rolf's Boerenkool Stamppot. I figure if they are serving it, it must come with a side of fashion fantasy fries or something. Donna Karan's Green Juice looks a little healthy for the Holidays, but it will help you flush out after indulging in Isaac M.'s Banana Rum Coconut Layer Cake.

Shout out to Garance Dore who can officially call herself a stylecon, now that she's given her recipe for Panna Cotta and looks ever so glam-cool in the featured photo. Head on over to Style.com to scope Dore's coolness and to get your fashion-forward recipes.

All photos from Style.com

You Should Be in Pixels

Ladies and Glentlepeople, you each have a front row ticket to the SS '09 Viktor and Rolf show! In fact the entire world does (sorry, were you feeling special for a moment?). Produced over a two-day period for a healthy budget, the webcast-only presentation features a clan of Shalom Harlow clones stalking a white runway in an empty room. You get to play the editor of your choice (Back off! I call Anna Wintour!) as you witness the clothes in motion and close up, from an omniscient VIP seat.

The looks were an ode to pixelation. There were sparkly labor intensive, hand-made dresses in crystal-studded organza. They looked like a television screen seen under scrambled conditions with a magnifying glass. There was also a T-shirt with a pixel graphic of a dragon. The T-shirt was paired with black and white graphic tights that will hopefully inspire some exciting alternatives to the solid black leggings that need to be put out of their misery by the time Spring rolls around this year.

The whole show, with it's virtual bent and finale of Shaloms dissipating into a pixelated ether, reminded me of the scene in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory where Mr. Wonka introduces Wonka Vision:


Something tells me Viktor & Rolf would get along swimmingly with Willy.

Images: Courtesy of Viktor & Rolf via Style.com