Adrian Adolph Greenberg (March 3, 1903 — September 13, 1959), known as Adrian, was an American costume designer whose costumes were featured in The Wizard of Oz, for which he custom-designed Dorothy's ruby slippers, and other MGM productions. Adrian only designed for women, and his assistants created costumes for male actors. Adrian often worked in period films, and his clothing appears in Marie Antoinette (1938), Anna Karenina (1935), Romeo and Juliet (1936) and Pride and Prejudice (1940). He was credited in films as "Gowns by Adrian".

Whilst living in London, French designer Gaspard Tiné-Berès (naturally) felt cold. Instead of paying outrageous heating costs, he decided to create some locally sourced and easy to make slippers. The result was the Lasso. Lasso slippers are crafted from felt and come flat-packed. They're easy to assemble so that the whole family can mold their own. The lace even comes available in several color choices. Gaspard and his creative partner Ruben Valensi are trying to make their dream come true by raising money on Kickstarter. So help them!

Most future-minded people imagine the next thousand years to bring us high speed rail systems, transport tubes, jet-packs and commercial rocket ships. Creative label Hanemaai see the travels of the future turning walks around the neighborhood with see-through boxes on our backs. They've designed the "my infinite home tool," a suitcase that lets you proudly display your five main belongings wherever you go. Useable as both bag and backpack, the suitcase will allow you to wait for the moment a cute boy sees the LP you've chosen to carry and say "Hey, I like The Smiths too." Happy travels.

Is it a frog? Is it my mother? No, it's not even a Rorschach test, it's the work of textile connoisseur Seetal Solanki. Her work features mesmerizing patterns that would fit in comfortably on the set of Nicholas Roeg's Performance or simply hang on the most fashionable tote bags in town. Solanki's textiles have been commissioned by brands such as TopShop, Zara and even Alexander McQueen.