Syifa Donkrax: 2008-01-06

Natalia Vodianova is Peerless

Here are some of the pictures from Vogue's January 2008 issue. This special features supermodel Natalia Vodianova in some of Spring 2008's couture fashion.

(L-R) Dior: Purple Pose; Dolce & Gabbana: Nifty Fifties; Louis Vuitton: Tweedy Bird; Donna Karan: A Woman in Full; Balenciaga: The Flower and the Glory; Chanel: Back to Black; Ann Demeulemeester: Pajama Game; Oscar de la Renta: Solitary Refinement; Marc Jacobs: Deconstruction Site; Calvin Klein: The Greatest of Ease; John Galliano: A Little Twisted; Ralph Lauren: Brimming with Style; Nina Ricci: Mercury Rising; Marni: A Beautiful Mind; Prada: What's Your Fancy?; Dries Van Noten: Woman of Contrasts.

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Spring 2008 Pattern Trends

These are the new pattern trends for Spring 2008. They're all very bright and colorful but not too hard on the eyes. I especially like the patterns for the shoes, like the ones designed by Yohji Yamamoto for Doc Martens and Alexandra Neels'. Don't you agree?

Wunderkind Silk Chiffon Tiger-print Top and Skirt ($1,472 / $1,178)

Paul Smith Silk Dress and Cashmere Cardigan ($1,240 / $785)

Alexandra Neel Donna Sandal ($495)

Roger Vivier Beaded Bag ($7,300)

Guess Floral-print Jessie Dress ($98)

Roger Vivier Tricolor Pump ($875)

Yohji Yamamoto Phoenix Print Boots ($3,630)

Vera Wang Round-neck Shift Dress ($480)

Manish Arora Silk Pop-art Dress ($2,265)

Balenciaga Giant Seau Bag with Flor Fluo Print ($1,325)

Louis Vuitton After Dark Bowling PM Bag ($2,115)

Dolce & Gabbana Silk Organza Painted Pump ($995)

Giorgio Armani Silk Clutch with Beaded Closure ($1,095)

Marimekko Silkkikuikka Umbrella ($40)

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Style: Paris Hilton

I've always thought that Paris Hilton was one of the best dressed socialites today and at the same time, one of the worst too. She has a unique sense of style and I just love it when she dresses up in clothes that cover her body more than her gowns and other skimpy outfits.