Anita has not been in Polar Zoo in about 2 months. The wolves she had spent time with have obviously missed her.

To be this close to a pack of wolves, and to let them jump about all over you snarling and bearing their teeth? Cojones. Gigantic ones.

They’re two countries which share a close proximity to one another but culturally and politically couldn’t be further apart.

And one place you can see that manifested is in the fashions of each country—in this time-lapse 100 years of styles are compared from 1910 to 2010.

What the ideal body image is in the second decade of the 21st century, might have been seen as hideous 400 years ago.

In this video models of all different body types show how the standard of beauty for women has changed again and again as fashions and tastes ebb and flow.

Jessica Vanessa used to be a kindergarten teacher, but gave it all up to become a professional twerker.

That’s right kids forget about an education, giving or getting, instead shake your rump on Vine and you’ll be richer that you can possibly imagine.

Video games and fashion unite on the runway of Stockholm Fashion Week for label Björn Borg‘ SS15 show. In the middle of Sweden’s capital lies Skeppsholmen Island and beneath this is the Skeppsholmen Caverns which hosted the event.

Models wore slightly unnerving masks which turned them into avatars from a forthcoming video game by the fashion house——which is owned by former world champion tennis player Björn Borg—called First Person Lover.

The game’s name plays on one of gaming’s most popular genres, the first person shooter. But this game, refreshingly, will center on lovers and fashion rather than gung-ho gameplay.

In the digital era gaming has long served as an inspiration for fashion, with clothes featuring in certain games or fashion films dressing virtual avatars rather than real models. So it’s only natural that a brand makes it’s own game.

Björn Borg Head of Design James Lee notes the following with regards to gaming and fashion:

Gaming and digital animation has a great impact on fashion today and we wanted to pick up on this in the collection and show. Bea Åkerlund has caught the idea of our game, to create some more love in the world, in a fantastic way. We are really exited to show a teaser of the collection and the game to the fashion world.

The models wore clothes from the brand’s SS15 underwear and sportswear collection and robot-walked down the catwalk with their masks gleaming, giving the audience an indication of the video game to come.

Creative Show Director Bea Åkerlund says he wanted to bring the experience of the game onto the stage. “My intention with the show was to merge the full emotions of falling in love with how it would feel if you would climb into the computer game just for a second.” he says.

The First Person Lover video game will be released in January 2015 to coincide with the Björn Borg SS 2015 collection. And we can’t wait to see what it has to offer.

You can watch the full runway show, below.

If you’re a seedy old man from America, then you probably already know about Odessa in Ukraine, which seems to be full of hot, young single women.

Because men outnumber women in the city, finding a man is increasingly hard for them, so they become fodder on a market where old men come to check out the goods. Grim.

Italians sure have got a strange sense of humor—what starts out looking like a robbery at gunpoint, takes a turn for the surreal.

Turns out this guy isn’t holding him at gunpoint because he wants his money, he wants something much more personal than that.

It’s amazing what a make under can do for someone, turning a girl who looks like an extra from The Warriors into someone far easier on the eye.

So, yeah, what we can all take from this is that, unless you conform to conventional standards of beauty, then get the hell off TV .