On March 10th, current and future fans of the Louis Vuitton Facebook page will be able to watch the latest Marc Jacobs creations for Louis Vuitton streamed live from Paris Fashion Week. Following the event, the video of the show will be available on demand exclusively on the fan page for 24 hours.

Louis Vuitton is going one step further and confirming its digital intentions by offering a live broadcast of its Show also on the iPhone on fashionshow.louisvuitton.com. Save the Date!

D&G: Thursday, February 24th @ 3PM GMT – 9AM EST
Dolce & Gabbana: Saturday, February 26 @ 1PM GMT – 7AM EST

Francois Nars said the makeup was inspired by Kate Moss, “….when she goes out all night and her makeup looks a bit destroyed, but still sexy and gorgeous“. Soft, faded lavender eyeshadow on the eyelids and pale orange lipstick gave the models a delicate look.

The hair looked like the models did it themselves. As Guido explained “there’s an ease to her sophistication and glamour“.

Diane Von Furstenberg always wants women to feel sexy when they put on one of her dresses, but this season there was also a menswear influence, ” I always wanted to have a man’s life in a woman’s body” but she added “but you don’t want to forget being a woman”. Diane told us that her collection for Fall says ” ..a woman can be a biker, a banker and a ballerina“.

We love the fact that Diane always keeps it real, and makes clothes that everyone can wear. It was also great to see one of our favorite models, Natalia Vodianova open and close the show.

This Gucci collection is one of Giannini’s best collections for the Italian house. It’s full of strong graphic pieces, and the body conscious metallic and crystal evening dresses are some of the hottest of the season.

This is one of our favorite shows of the season, full of wearable day wear pieces from duchess satin coats to Bermudas. We especially are in love with the silver and crystal embroidered pieces a must have for Spring 2010. Go backstage at Prada Spring 2010 now.

But this fall Live Video Streaming is going mainstream. FirstComesFashion.Com, a new website that will LIVE Stream more than 100 Top Shows from New York’s Spring 2011 Fashion Week is set to launch in September.

This Wednesday, February 17th at 11AM they are going to do a sneak preview on their site Live Streaming Michael Kors Fall 2010 show. You have to register on their site in order to view the show.

FirstComesFashion.Com is brought to you by some leading fashion insiders, most of them from the now defunct Full Frontal Fashion HDTV channel; Judy Licht, Robert Verdi, Patrick McMullan, Lloyd Boston, Suze Yalof Schwartz, Christina Ha, James Agular and Constance White. The team are promising to offer a full schedule of exclusive year round content including interviews, Designer Profiles, Beauty Insights and Commentary.

McQueen liked to push people’s buttons. With the help of music-video producer Sam Gainsbury he transformed his catwalk shows into spectacular cinematic productions. The staging of his fashion shows were epic, intense productions that had something elemental – water, ice, fire, or live animals – taking you inside a world of his own creation, his shows transported you to another place. That was McQueen’s plan – he wanted you to feel breathless, shocked and full of emotion watching his show.

When you pulled back the curtain backstage at his show you never knew what was going to happen, but you always knew it was going to be something out of this world. Our crew was at his last show in Paris on October 6, 2009 and were one of the lucky few that were able to shoot backstage.

The show called Plato’s Atlantis was perhaps one of his most extraordinary – an sensory explosion of fashion, beauty, technology and art. Alexander McQueen may be gone but he has left us with some of the most powerful visual experiences the world of fashion will ever know. We will all really miss him.