With a Spring/Summer 11 collection that's already changed the way fashion sees knitwear, it's no surprise that Craig Lawrence is quickly becoming a well-talked-about kind of a guy. Only 26 years old, Lawrence is achieving big things with his new line which is set to be presented in London Fashion Week, February 19th. Moving away from the predominately gold palette he used in the AW 2010 line, Lawrence uses silver fabrics in ways unimaginable. To get a sneak peak at the line before it hits the runway check out www.craiglawrence.co.uk to view the entire collection. Keeping in fashion with all the other big names, Lawrence has produced a short film of the range which is bold and striking, the perfect accompanying accessory to any catwalk stopping collection.

Having worked with Kit, Yen, Frankie and Australian Edge, illustrator Jessica Singh has the stars to shoot for, her talent continuing to wow audiences. In her early twenties, the Australian born artist uses a mix of mediums such as watercolour, oils, sketching and brings it all together on the computer in impressive collages, which really display her trademark style. Keep your fingers on the pulse with this up and coming superstar via her website, jessicasingh.com

With an abundance of new up and coming jewellery designers, Australia always has something unique to offer. With independent jewellery designer Rebecca Roth, never expect to see her latest piece on all of your friends. With each piece being individually handcrafted out of resin, stone or gemstones, no two pieces are the same. Being inspired by the surrounding of her Tasmanian home and sourcing sterling silver from some of Tasmania's finest silversmiths, the jewellery is truly Australian. Visit her website and order yourself a little piece of fancy finger work. But be warned, with reasonable prices like hers, this won't stay a secret for much longer.

We've had an absolute spoonful of the recent influx in charm bracelets. Don't get us wrong, we love the charm bracelet but finding something unique is proving quite difficult. Lucky for us The Spooning Society has given fashion lovers a solution with their quirky range of jewellery fit for any occasion. Creator Tory Bauer  is taking old spoons and turning them into vintage pieces, The Spooning Society proving the old saying, "one person's trash, is another person's treasure"quite true. With a collection of bracelets, decadent earrings and precious necklaces there really is something for the all of Melbourne's fashion brave.

Featuring in this months Frankie magazine, this little secret will be snatched up in no time. Get in while its still a bit kooky to 'spoon'.

Long gone are the days when the sky was vast and blue! The Boskke Sky Planter is all about gardening for the modern botanist. So modern in fact that the plants are in the sky. A gravity defying pot plant is a great way to add a touch of nature to any home or office without compromising floor space! Created by Patrick Morris, ready grown plants are removed from their container and placed into a locking disc and mesh, which holds the soil in place. It has an internal reservoir system, which feeds water to the plant. Bye bye guilt and accusations of not watering the plants!

The “color-in dress” is the latest design created by fashion designer Berber Soepboer and graphic designer Michiel Schuurman. To keep it exclusive, only fifty dresses have been made in four different sizes. For 250 Euros a pop this creative little number can be yours, don’t worry, the colour pens are included! Finally a dress that can be uniquely coloured by moi!

Today's Drink! post is in honour of my dear friend who is taking off in the next month to visit her Gallic homeland. Think rolling green fields, bonny lads and blue-eyed Irish lassies while sipping this luscious, alcoholic and refreshing cocktail. Sláinte!

2 oz. Irish whiskey
3/4 oz. lemon juice
1/2 oz. grenadine
2 oz. soda water
Pour all ingredients into an old-fashioned glass with 3/4 of a glass of broken ice. Stir, serve and drink!

Sick of being bullied? Push up against a locker? Having your lunch money stolen?  Well here is your solution! Twin eight- year- old boys Jared and Justin Serovich of Columbus, Ohio have invented the world's first bully-proof underwear!
The ‘Rip Away 1000', is putting Bonds to shame as their underwear uses such advance technology. These undies make use of rigged boxers and fabric fasteners, which prevent the bully from hoisting it up. Thus avoiding a sorrowful wedgie!

I have been searching the interwebs high and low this week to find the incredibly rare and unbelievably gorgeous Mac eyeshadow in Crème De Menthe. In fact it's so lovely that once again I have run out after only a few months. Whilst my extensive search proved fruitless typing the words ‘crème de menthe' and ‘cocktail collection' into Google has provided me with much inspiration for this week's Drink! post.

So without further lamentations or celebrations over the illusive eyeshadow let's make the delightfully named ‘Arise My Love'. Who could resist such a charming and simple cocktail?

Pour 1 teaspoon of Crème de Menthe into a champagne flute. Fill flute with the champagne or sparkling of your choice. Drink!

PS - if anyone knows where I can find the aforementioned eyeshadow, there's a paper bag of unmarked currency with your name on it!

This barista-fueled romp through the world's best (and worst) caffeine houses, is published by Ryan Monro (of Cat Empire fame). Talk about passion - Ryan on Coffee has posted every single coffee he's ordered since 2007.