Exclusive: "New York Fashion Week 2012" Official Schedule!

Today we bring you a grand treat, the "NYFW" official show & presentation scheduling!

Wednesday, February 08 2012
1.00pm EST / 19.00 CET / 3:00am JST – JSong…Way, 499 Seventh Ave, 2nd floor
6.00pm EST / 00.00 CET / 8:00am JST – Blanc de Chine / 673 Fifth Avenue
6:00pm EST / 00.00 CET / 8:00am JST - Chado Ralph Rucci / The Academy Theater at Lighthouse
6:00pm EST / 00.00 CET / 8:00am JST - DKNY Men’s, Exit Art
6.00pm EST / 00.00 CET / 8:00am JST - Rachel Comey / Pier 59 Studios
7.00pm EST / 01.00 CET / 9:00am JST - The Heart Truth’s Red Dress Collection 2010 / Hammerstein Ballroom

Wednesday, February 08 2012 Presentations
9:00am > 10am EST / 15.00 > 16.00 CET / 11:00pm > 12:00am JST – Steven Alan
2.00pm > 3.00pm EST / 20.00 > 21.00 CET / 4:00am > 5:00am JST – Lauren Moffatt / The Old School 223 Mott Street
3:00pm > 4:30pm EST / 21.00 > 22.30 CET / 5:00am > 6:30am JST – Hyden Yoo
4:00pm > 5pm EST/ 22.00 > 23.00 CET / 6:00am > 7:00am JST – Gilded Age
6.00pm > 7.00pm EST / 00.00 > 01.00 CET / 8:00am > 9:00am JST – Tim Coppens / Exit Art
7.00pm > 8.00pm EST / 01.00 > 02.00 CET / 9:00am > 10:00am JST – Veda / The Hole, NYC

Thursday, February 09 2012
9.00am EST / 15.00 CET / 11:00pm JST – Nicholas K / Studio Lincoln Center
10.00am EST / 16.00 CET / 12:00am JST – BCBG Max Azria / Theatre
11.00am EST / 17.00 CET / 1:00am JST – Richard Chai / Stage
1.00pm EST / 19:00 CET / 3:00am JST – Duckie Brown / Industria Studios
1.00pm EST / 19:00 CET / 3:00am JST - Honor Studio / Lincoln Center
1.00pm EST / 19:00 CET / 3:00am JST - Kimberly Ovitz / The Pace Gallery
2.00pm EST / 20.00 CET / 4:00am JST – Juan Carlos Obando
2.00pm EST / 20.00 CET / 4:00am JST Tadashi Shoji / Stage
3.00pm EST / 21.00 CET / 5:00am JST - Costello Tagliapietra / Milk Studios
4.00pm EST / 22.00 CET / 6:00am JST - Chadwick Bell / Studio
5.00pm EST / 23.00 CET / 7:00am JST - Joseph Abboud / Pier 57
8.30pm EST / 02.30 CET / 10:30am JST - Libertine / Milk Studios
9.00pm EST / 03.00 CET / 11:00am JST – Dominic Louis
9:00pmEST / 03.00 CET / 11:00am JST - Tim Hamilton Redux / Milk Studios

Thursday, February 09 2012 Presentations
10.30am > 11.30am EST – Kaelen / Box
2.30pm > 3.30pm EST – Candela / Box
6.00pm > 7.30pm EST - Yuna Yang / J.Estina at The Shop at The Plaza
7:30pm > 9:00pm EST – Todd Snyder, 25 W 15th
8.00pm > 9.00pm EST – John Bartlett / Milk Studios
9.00pm > 10.00pm EST – M.Patmos / Made at Milk Studio

Friday, February 10 2012
10.00am EST / 16.00 CET / 12:00am JST - Parkchoonmoo / Studio
10.00am EST / 16.00 CET / 12:00am JST - Peter Som / Milk Studios
11.00am EST / 17.00 CET / 1:00am JST - Tess Giberson / 303 Gallery 525 W 22nd Street 10011
12.00pm EST / 18.00 CET / 2:00am JST - Rag & Bone – Men’s / Pier 57
1.00pm EST / 19:00 CET / 3:00am JST - General Idea / Studio
1.00pm EST / 19:00 CET / 3:00am JST - Jason Wu / St John Center Studios-Studio 5
2.00pm EST / 20.00 CET / 4:00am JST - Rebecca Taylor / Stage
3.00pm EST / 21.00 CET / 5:00am JST - Cushnie et Ochs / MilK Studios
3.00pm EST / 21.00 CET / 5:00am JST - Rebecca Minkoff / Theatre
4.00pm EST / 22.00 CET / 6:00am JST - Doo.Ri / Eyebeam Studio
5.00pm EST / 23.00 CET / 7:00am JST - Rag & Bone – Women’s / Pier 57
5.30pm EST / 23.30 CET / 7:30am JST - St. John Ukrainian Institute
5.30pm EST / 23.30 CET / 7:30am JST - Tommy Hilfiger Men’s / Park Avenue Armory
6.00pm EST / 00.00 CET / 8:00am JST - Jen Kao / HIghline Stages
6.00pm EST / 00.00 CET / 8:00am JST - Nicole Miller / Studio
7.00pm EST / 01.00 CET / 9:00am JST - Charlotte Ronson / Stage
8.00pm EST / 02.00 CET / 10:00am JST - Academy of Art University / Theatre
8.00pm EST / 02.00 CET / 10:00am JST - Alexandre Plokhov / Exit Art
8.00pm EST / 02.00 CET / 10:00am JST - Suno / MilK Studios
9:00pm EST / 03.00 CET / 11:00am JST - Billy Reid / Eyebeam Studios

Friday, February 10 2012 Presentations
10.30am > 12.00pm EST – Pamela Love / Milk Studios
11.00am > 12.00pm EST - Concept Korea / Stage
11.00am > 12.00pm EST - Nahm / Milk Studios
2:30pm > 3:30pm EST - Nautica / 44 W 63rd St
5.00pm > 7.00pm EST - Helen Yarmak
6.30pm > 7.30pm EST - Katya Leonovich / Box

Saturday, February 11 2012
9.00am EST / 15.00 CET / 11:00pm JST - Ruffian / Studio
10.00am EST / 16.00 CET / 12:00am JST - Lacoste / Theatre
10.00am EST / 16.00 CET / 12:00am JST - Wayne / MilK Studios
11.00am EST / 17.00 CET / 1:00am JST - Jill Stuart / Stage
12.00pm EST / 18.00 CET / 2:00am JST - Prabal Gurung / IAC
12.00pm EST / 18.00 CET / 2:00am JST - Son Jung Wan / Studio
1:00pm EST / 19:00 CET / 3:00am JST - Loden Dager / 356 W. 58th
1.00pm EST / 19:00 CET / 3:00am JST - VPL by Victoria Bartlett / Pier 59 Studio
2.00pm EST / 20.00 CET / 4:00am JST - Mandy Coon
2.00pm EST / 20.00 CET / 4:00am JST - Mara Hoffman / Stage
3.00pm EST / 21.00 CET / 5:00am JST - Hervé Léger by Max Azria / Theatre
4.00pm EST / 22.00 CET / 6:00am JST - Boy & Girl by Band of Outsiders / Sir Stage 37
4.00pm EST / 22.00 CET / 6:00am JST - Vantan Tokyo / Studio
5.00pm EST / 23.00 CET / 7:00am JST - Alexander Wang / Pier 94
6.00pm EST / 00.00 CET / 8:00am JST - Sally La Pointe / Center 548
6.00pm EST / 00.00 CET / 8:00am JST - Vivienne Tam / Stage
7:00pm EST / 01.00 CET / 9:00am JST - Robert Geller / Pier 59
7.00pm EST / 01.00 CET / 9:00am JST - Monique Lhuillier / Theatre
8.00pm EST / 02.00 CET / 10:00am JST - Altuzarra
9.00pm EST / 03.00 CET / 11:00am JST - Venexiana / Studio
9.00pm EST / 03.00 CET / 11:00am JST - Siki Im

Saturday, February 11 2012 Presentations
10.30am > 11.30am EST – Porter Grey / Box
5.30pm > 7.30pm EST - Bespoken / see invitation
6.00pm > 7.00pm EST - Erin by Erin Fetherston / MilK Studios
7.00pm > 8.00pm EST - Calla / Milk Studios
7.30pm > 8.30pm EST - L.A.M.B. / Box

Sunday, February 12 2012
11.00am EST / 17.00 CET / 1:00am JST - Jeremy Laing / Eyebeam
11.00am EST / 17.00 CET / 1:00am JST - Lela Rose / Studio
12.00pm EST / 18.00 CET / 2:00am JST - Derek Lam / St. John’s Center
1.00pm EST / 19:00 CET / 3:00am JST - Dkny Womens / 547 W. 26th St
1:30pm EST / 19:30 CET / 3:30am JST - Marlon Gobel
2.00pm EST / 20.00 CET / 4:00am JST - Edun / see invitation
2.00pm EST / 20.00 CET / 4:00am JST - Patrik Ervell / Milk Studios
2.00pm EST / 20.00 CET / 4:00am JST - Tracy Reese / Studio
3:00pm EST / 21.00 CET / 5:00am JST - Assembly NY / Milk Studios
3.00pm EST / 21.00 CET / 5:00am JST - Custo Barcelona / Stage
4.00pm EST / 22.00 CET / 6:00am JST - Diane Von Furstenberg / Theatre
5.00pm EST / 23.00 CET / 7:00am JST - Falguni & Shane Peacock / Studio
5.00pm EST / 23.00 CET / 7:00am JST - Y-3 / 82 Mercer Street, 2nd Floor
6.00pm EST / 00.00 CET / 8:00am JST - Carmen Marc Valvo / Nasdaq Marketsite
6.00pm EST / 00.00 CET / 8:00am JST - Simon Spurr / Milk Studios
7.00pm EST / 01.00 CET / 9:00am JST - A Detacher / Pier 59 Studios
7:30pm EST / 01.30 CET / 9:30am JST - Moncler Grenoble
8.00pm EST / 02.00 CET / 10:00am JST -Chado Ralph Rucci / Theatre
8.00pm EST / 02.00 CET / 10:00am JST - Tommy Hilfiger – Women’s / Park Avenue Armory
9.00pm EST / 03.00 CET / 11:00am JST - Timo Weiland / Studio

Sunday, February 12 2012 Presentations
10.00am EST – Victoria Beckham / New York Public Library
10.30am > 11.30am EST – Lorena Sarbu / Box
11.00am > 12.00pm EST – Malandrino
2.30pm > 3.30pm EST - Joy Cioci / Box
3.00pm > 4.30pm EST - Odilon / The Standard Hotel
5.00pm > 6.00pm EST - Behnaz Sarafpour
7.30pm > 8.30pm EST - Mathieu Mirano / Box

Monday, February 13 2012
9.00am EST / 15.00 CET / 11:00pm JST - Jenny Packham / Studio
10.00am EST / 16.00 CET / 12:00am JST - Carolina Herrera / Theatre
11.00am EST / 18.00 CET / 2:00am JST - Carlos Miele / Stage
12.00pm EST / 18.00 CET / 2:00am JST - Theysken’s Theory
1.00pm EST / 19:30 CET / 3:30am JST - Ohne Titel / Milk Studios
1.00pm EST / 19:30 CET / 3:30am JST - Zang Toi / Studio
2.00pm EST / 20.00 CET / 4:00am JST - Donna Karan New York / 547 W. 26th St.
3.00pm EST / 21.00 CET / 5:00am JST - 3.1 phillip lim / Highline Stages
4.00pm EST / 22.00 CET / 6:00am JST - Karen Walker / Pier 59
4.00pm EST / 22.00 CET / 6:00am JST - Michael Bastian / Exit Art
5.00pm EST / 23.00 CET / 7:00am JST - Norman Ambrose / Studio
6.00pm EST / 00.00 CET / 8:00am JST - Betsey Johnson / Theatre
6.00pm EST / 00.00 CET / 8:00am JST - Zero + Maria Cornejo / MilK Studios
7.00pm EST / 01.00 CET / 9:00am JST - Prete & Bruno / Stage
8.00pm EST / 02.00 CET / 10:00am JST - Marc Jacobs / NY State Armory
9.00pm EST / 03.00 CET / 11:00am JST - Mike Vensel / Audi Forum

Monday, February 13 2012 Presentations
9.00am > 11.00am EST – The Row
10.30am > 11.30am EST - Rachel Roy
1.00pm> 3.00pm EST - Barbara Tfank / Danese Gallery
1.30pm > 2.30pm EST - Emilio Cavallini / Box
4.00pm > 7.00pm EST - Irina Shabayeva
4.00pm > 5.00pm EST - Michael Bastian / Exit Art
4.30pm > 5.30pm EST - Chris Benz
5.00pm > 7.00pm EST - Alice + Olivia / Center 548
5.00pm > 7.00pm EST - Thom Browne (Women’s Collection)
6.30pm > 7.30pm EST - Leather Japan / Box
7.00pm > 8.30pm EST - Christine Alcalay / TBC

Tuesday, February 14 2012
9.00am EST / 15.00 CET / 11:00pm JST - Tory Burch / Alice Tully Hall
10.00am EST / 16.00 CET / 12:00am JST - Badgley Mischka / Theatre
11.00am EST / 17.00 CET / 1:00am JST - Malan Breton / Metropolitan Pavilion
11.00am EST / 17.00 CET / 1:00am JST - Vera Wang / Stage
1.00pm EST / 19:00 CET / 3:00am JST - Bibhu Mohapatra / Studio
1.00pm EST / 19:00 CET / 3:00am JST - Diesel Black Gold / Pier 94
2.00pm EST / 20:00 CET / 4:00am JST - Alexandre Herchcovitch
2.00pm EST / 20:00 CET / 4:00am JST - Naeem Khan / Theatre
2.00pm EST / 20:00 CET / 4:00am JST - Sachin + Babi / 547 WEST 26th Street
3.00pm EST / 21:00 CET / 5:00am JST - Dennis Basso / Stage
4.00pm EST / 22.00 CET / 6:00am JST - Marc by Marc Jacobs / The Armory
5.00pm EST / 23.00 CET / 7:00am JST - Pamella Roland / Studio
5.00pm EST / 23.00 CET / 7:00am JST - Sophie Theallet / MilK Studios
5.00pm EST / 23.00 CET / 7:00am JST - Sunhee / Exit Art
7.00pm EST / 01.00 CET / 9:00am JST - Tibi / Stage
8.00pm EST / 02.00 CET / 10:00am JST - Narciso Rodriguez / Theatre
9.00pm EST / 03.00 CET / 11:00am JST - Emerson / Studio
9.00pm EST / 03.00 CET / 11:00am JST - Rad by Rad Hourani / 250 Park Avenue

Tuesday, February 14 2012 Presentations
9.00am > 7.00pm EST – Alexandra Vidal / SUITE 9D
9.30am > 10.30am EST - J. Crew / Studio
1.30pm > 3.00pm EST - Fotini / Box
6:00pm > 7:00pm EST - Copperwheat
7.30pm>8.30pm EST - Haus Alkire / Box

Wednesday, February 15 2012
9.00am EST / 15.00 CET / 11:00pm JST - Whitney Eve / Studio
10.00am EST / 16.00 CET / 12:00am JST - Michael Kors / Theatre
11.00am EST / 17.00 CET / 1:00am JST - Douglas Hannant / The New York Public Library
11.00am EST / 17.00 CET / 1:00am JST - Nanette Lepore / Stage
12.00pm EST / 18.00 CET / 2:00am JST - Philosophy di Alberta Ferretti
12.00pm EST / 18.00 CET / 2:00am JST - Ports 1961 / New York Public Library
1.00pm EST / 19.00 CET / 3:00am JST - Jeremy Scott / Milk Studios
1.00pm EST / 19.00 CET / 3:00am JST - Joanna Mastroianni / Studio
2.00pm EST / 20.00 CET / 4:00am JST - J. Mendel / Theatre
3.00pm EST / 21.00 CET / 5:00am JST - Milly by Michelle Smith / Stage
5.00pm EST / 23.00 CET / 7:00am JST - Farah Angsana / Studio
5.00pm EST / 23.00 CET / 7:00am JST - Marchesa / The Plaza Hotel
6.00pm EST / 00.00 CET / 8:00am JST - Anna Sui / Theatre

Wednesday, February 15 2012 Presentations
9.00am > 3.00pm EST – Lyn Devon / Hudson Hotel Penthouse
10.30am > 11.30am EST - Rochambeau / Box
2.00pm > 4.00pm EST - Levi’s / 82 Mercer
2.30pm > 3.30pm EST - Suzanne Rae / Box
4.30pm > 5.30pm EST - Gant By Michael Bastian / Exit Art
6.30pm > 7.30pm EST - Nomia / Box

Thursday, February 16 2012
10.00am EST / 16.00 CET / 12:00am JST - Ralph Lauren / Skylight Studios
2.00pm EST / 20.00 CET / 4:00am JST - Calvin Klein Collection / 205 West 39th St. 1st Floor
5.00pm EST / 23.00 CET / 7:00am JST - Bill Blass / The Union League Club

Enjoy & Plan accordingly!

Rome Fortune + Childish Major "V O Y E U R" EP

V O Y E U R: an experimental socially and politically aware musical endeavor. equal parts psychedelic and hip-hop; executive produced by Atlanta’s Childish Major and written entirely by Small World Creative’s Rome Fortune. V O Y E U R is a 10 track EP that encompasses topics which are generally perceived as ‘taboo’ in our ‘copy/paste/reblog’ hip-hop generation. V O Y E U R is love, politics, society, vanity, violence, self-hatred… *smoke break*

Download now!

deadlyROBOTlove™ Interviews Presents: "Madam Kilo Kish!"

-When you hear the name "Kilo Kish" you may think of the Vibe Magazine Article on her, or maybe you've heard some of her work with OFWGKTA and her connections through Harlem's own, ASAP MOB. If your a seasoned veteran on the lovely artist you may have heard her work from her group "KKK", or the new track produced by OFWGKTA's own "The Internet" duo entitled "Navy" that's making waves in the music world. However, I doubt that you or anyone knows the complete story, until today of course. Ladies & Gentlemen, deadlyROBOTlove™ presents to you, "The Kilo Kish Story." Enjoy!


deadlyROBOTlove: For those who don't know, who's Kilo Kish?
Kilo: Kilo Kish is an experimental recording artist, the alias I use when releasing musical projects, and an all around good girl, kinda.


deadlyROBOTlove: Whats your background? Where are you from, who's your team, and what's your craft?
Kilo: I'm black...from Orlando, Florida. I have a group called "KKK" with my good friends Smash Simmons from Atlanta and Hotel Mel from New York where we currently reside! I also make music with Matt, Hal, and Syd which is what people may know me for thus far. My craft is to create things whether it be songs, designs, or artwork.


deadlyROBOTlove: What kind of music do you make?
Kilo: I make very special things. I create ideas and make songs. Whether you'd like to consider that music is your choice! Its quite flattering though if you do :)


deadlyROBOTlove: Whats your goal for your music and movement? Is it to get signed, is it to be heard, or are you doing something you love?
Kilo: I never really started working musically to become signed. In fact it wasn't even a thought that ever crossed my mind. I just wanted to explore different areas of my own personality and see how far I could push the limits of my own artistry. I'm a visual artist and designer at heart so its more so just an extension of that. I love making things. The medium doesn't really concern me as much.


deadlyROBOTlove: Who's your musical Influences, who are some dream collaborations for you?
Kilo: This question is always weird because I don't really listen to as much popular music as I probably should. I only hear current songs when I'm out dancing or at work listening to a dj. I don't even have an ipod. I don't own a television. I kind of live my musical life inside of a vacuum. I hear whatever beat I get and write the song then and there and don't really think about it much after that. I try to be as true to my own mind as much as possible. But like any designer, everyone has references... I just don't know what those are, sadly. I don't mean to evade the question :)

In my apartment I listen to 90's R&B and Michael Jackson. I get the rundown from my manager J.Scott on music news but I'm usually a month behind. Unless I watch world star...

deadlyROBOTlove: As far as fashion, what are some of your favorite & highly worn brands and designers?
Kilo: I'm definitely a jeans and tee kind of girl. I like rag and bone for those. I borrowed some super comfy tees from my old roommate Vaughn, indefinitely. Don't tell him :) I have some glittery black doc marten's shoes that I've been wearing everyday for the last month with white socks, channeling MJ. Everything in between I get at topshop. I have a big black bag from Alexander Wang that I really love...


deadlyROBOTlove: How do you feel about the current state of style, arts, and whats popular in the culture today?
Kilo: I have nothing bad to say. I like that people are confident in their abilities and inability just the same. I wouldn't say that I'm the most lyrical "rapper" but someone likes it apparently. That's all that matters I suppose, Finding what works for you. I think all artists go back in fourth in their minds about what's going to be the thing that sets them apart. Visual artists and musicians alike. The moment that you stop thinking about it, it becomes apparent.


deadlyROBOTlove: Back to music, whats going on with you right now? And current projects or releases we can know about?
Kilo: I'm working on the Homeschool EP with matt, hal, and syd. I'm also working with smash and mel on some long awaited "KKK".


deadlyROBOTlove: Can you leave us with a brief message from you to the people?
Kilo: A motto I live by is "Work hard and be nice to people". Make things. Don't be lazy, There's joy in work definitely. Be a lover. Love everyone and be loved by everyone. Simple.

"Le End!"

-Check out Kilo's new single entitled "Navy" produced by "The Internet" below and make sure you keep up with the her & her movement with the links below!

-"NAVY" Download & Link.

-Official Website for Artist.
-Official Twitter for Artist.

Kanye West announces "DONDA" design company.

Via Hypebeast,

"Kanye West has announced the launch of his new design company, called DONDA, set to create “products and experiences” for people. The company will encompass 22 different divisions, including architects, graphic designers, directors, producers, social media experts, publishers, lawyers, nutritionists, scientists, doctors, teachers, A&R’s, etc. Through numerous tweets, Yeezy revealed that he intends to “help simplify and aesthetically improve everything we see hear, touch, taste and feel.”

The multi-faceted artist further clarified recent reports about his upcoming clothing line for women by negating that it would be named “DW” after his mother, Dr. Donya West, “The name of the line is Kanye West not DW,…the DW was a design element placed on the invite in homage to my mom.” All the proceeds from from hit albums like his latest with Jay-Z, Watch The Throne have been invested in his entire endeavor within the fashion world, “You guys might think I have some type of backing for my line but I don’t,” Kanye said. “I did the first fashion show out of my own pocket and used the money I made touring to follow my passion. I’ve been working at this for 8 years now.”

In addition, he offered a personal recount on his deep dedication in fashion, asserting that his international reputation has been rather an obstacle than help,
““For the first 16 or 17 years of my life the only thing I knew about my woman’s clothing was what my Mom would wear. I guess some critics would joke that I still don’t know anything LOL. The teachers said I couldn’t focus… I used to get kicked out of class for bringing dirty mags and drawing Nikeys in 4th grade…Being a celebrity has afforded me many opportunities but has also boxed me in creatively,” Kanye revealed. “What good is fame and prestige if you can’t use it to help people… I want to help by doing what I know how to do best .. create.””

Furthermore, Kanye stated that he intends to reshape the American school system, which he says was “designed to turn people into factory workers.” That includes starting a summer school with director Spike Jonze. “There are so many broken systems from the economy to school systems jail systems… we need experts for this.” Ambitious plans indeed. Leave your thoughts below."

Artist Spotlight: Michael "Dos" Tousana.

Our deadlyROBOTlove™ family from way back, a native of Chicago & Atlanta, Mr. Michael "Dos" Tousana. His art is fascinating in so many different ways from visual, to mood and scheme. Check out more of his work & movement here and support our brother!