Faye wearing those ultra cool shoes that vine up to the knee! But I don't think its a good idea as its dangerous! Faye was hurt you know...

Faye ultra cool shoes that vine up to her knee is by a new British whizkid by the name of Jeremy Scott. I can't find anything on him on the net so there's no evidence in the form of pic now at the moment but stay tuned! For extra info, the shoes are only made for the runway and worn only by supermodels. Faye is so cool to wear them for a concert! These shoes are not mass produced and cost around NT4000 per pair!

Björk's angel dress might be the first we mortals have spotted of Jeremy Scott's creations, but the fashion elite has been buzzing about him for months. Winner of the "Best Young Designer" Venus a la Mode award, the 25-year-old Kansas native has been nicknamed "designer of the year 2000."

Despite his American roots, Scott is opposed to clean American fashion. His designs are anything but classic, dripping with slashed leather, raccoon tails and diagonal hemlines. It is hard to imagine them very wearable ­ last year's spring collection included tank tops with armholes at the hips ­ but fashion magazines like Elle and The Face have taken notice, and their features have brought him attention.

But Scott cultivates most of the attention himself. Be it S&M photos, masked models or fashion clad aliens, Scott always has an outrageous way to show his designs. Last year he set up "20/20 Vision" ­ a photography and painting exhibition showing 20 artist's interpretations of his collection, where he schmoozed with the crowd, sporting gold fangs embossed with his name. Another collection, called "Rampage," was exhibited and photographed on alien mannequins and corpses stuffed in car trunks.

When he's not dabbling in conceptual art, Scott is usually being courted by design houses. He was Donatella's first choice for the coveted Versace contract. When Deborah Milner beat him out, Ricci immediately began eyeing him. We'll keep our eyes open.

Björk's dress is from Scott's "Rich White Women" collection. Perfect for the successful songstress. But Scott's designs have taken yet another avant-garde turn to gold-lame and brown fur. Scott claims he is heralding a new scene in Paris. "It's not only about me in fashion. We need to see their [the artists'] creativity. People need to push each other, inspire each other. Push creativity. We have something new to say. We don't want the same shit. "