Damien Hirst’s latest exhibition sees the Paul Stopler Gallery transformed into a butterfly house with 120 white framed foil blocked butterfly prints lined in grids all over the walls.

The show explores similar themes of morality and spirituality that has underlined most of Hirst’s most famous work, but the subject matter here is one of delicacy and frail beauty.

The Exhibition is at the Paul Stopler Gallery, London until 13th November and is certainly worth a visit.

Photographer Brian W. Ferry is this weeks guest editor at Coggles.

Brian is highly regarded for his photoblog The Blue Hour where he explores interests such as Talking Heads, British Ales, vintage film cameras and simple functional clothing.

Having moved from Brooklyn NY to London last year, Brian has most recently collaborated with the clothing label Albam and his photographs have been published in small art book collective Lines & Shapes. His work can also be found on sites such as Selectism and Kitsune Noir.

You can see Brian's selection for Coggles here and browse his portfolio at Brian W. Ferry Photography.

Heartbeats was written, directed and starred in by 21 year-old Xavier Dolan.

The story is of a pair of male and female best friends who both fall for the same boy. As the duo try to work out whether he is gay or straight they all form a close friendship, but jealously gradually pulls them further apart.

This is an extremely stylish arthouse comedy-drama with gorgeous set design and a wonderfully eclectic soundtrack.

Realistic to the point that it's nearly impossible to tell that they are not photos, American figurative realist oil painter Lee Price paints intimate scenes of women, usually surrounded by food and from an aerial, voyeuristic perspective that has the effect of suggesting secrecy and obsession.

Lee Price is currently exhibiting at Re-Presenting The Nude, Evoke Contemporary Gallery in Santa Fe and at Women Painting Women at Robert Lange Studios in South Carolina, alternatively you can see the rest of Lee’s work on her website here

Last week we asked stylist Chi-San to pick her favourite pieces from the Autumn/Winter collections at Coggles as well as a few of her favourite non-fashion related things too.

Chi has worked with the likes of The Editors, Robbie Williams, E4, i-D and GQ so in case you missed her excellent selection including pieces from Our Legacy, Nigel Cabourn, Heritage Research and Grenson, here's another chance to take a look... Click here to see Chi's Coggles selection and here for more on Chi at her website.

Following on from Paris Je t’aime, New York I Love You is the second episode in the ‘Cities of Love’ series.

An all star cast including Andy Garcia, Orlando Bloom and Natalie Portman explore love in all its different guises, from first love to fleeting love, love denied and love yearned for. It is an inspiring celebration of one of the world’s most compellingly romantic cities and the most important of human emotions that sustains everyone within it.

Yuki Matsuda's Monitaly and Yuketen AW10 collections have been online at Coggles for a while now but we're still getting over the level of craftsmanship and attention to detail, not to mention how good it all looks. And while we think our photogrpahers' have done a good job presenting the collections, they are really brought to life here in the AW10 lookbook, which was shot in the beautiful snowy wilderness of Maine, New England.

Here we have selected a few of our favourite shots, detailing the pieces styled in them. The rest of the lookbook is well worth checking out over on our Facebook Fan Page too.

Riders Brown Stripe Wool Coat and Riders White Stripe Wool Coat inspired by a 1930’s German biker jacket and vintage Hudson Bay clothing, featuring deep notch lapels that can be fastened at the shoulder or worn open and ‘Pull the Dot’ press studs. Other details include a detachable collar tab, lined chest, handwarmer and hip pockets, adjustable cuffs, Western style rear yoke and a single rear vent, while the Inside is fully lined in khaki army duck canvas for added warmth and durability with a single chest pocket.

Mountain, hooded mens parka in red army duck canvas to keep the elements at bay. The parka is fly fronted with a two way zip and press stud fastening, reinforced leather washer press studs, funnel hood with leather drawstring pulls and stoppers, Western yoke, cape vent shoulders and elbow patches. Other features include two chest pockets, two wool lined, double entry hip pockets and adjustable press stud cuffs. The rear of the Monitaly Mountain parka is finished with a hang loop, vertical zip pocket and a bellows pocket. The hood and body are fully lined with sky blue wool lining and three inside pockets with a cream wool contrast trim.

Yuketen ‘Triangle’ backpack in red Melton wool and naked leather. The backpack features adjustable buckled straps with a heavy duty central D-ring, adjustable waist strap, front pocket with a circular Yuketen leather patch and access to the main compartment. Both feature two way zips and are lined in red army duck canvas for added durability. The main compartment is finished with a large pouch and small D-ring above, central section and a smaller pocket faced with a contrast black pen pouch.

To see the rest of the Monitaly and Yuketen AW10 lookbook click through to our Facebook Fan Page

Knife and Saw designer Chris Brigham’s latest creation perfectly captures his pragmatic and creative approach to design. Filling the void for elegant bike management, the Bike Shelf elevates your pride and joy to the status it deserves, at once showcasing your bike and acting as a shelf for books, bike accessories or whatever else takes your fancy.

Each shelf is made by hand in either Walnut ($300) or Ash ($270) and are designed to fit most bike frames, although custom orders can be placed if needs be. For more information check out Knife&Saw.

Petrolhead Donwan Harrell presents his Autumn/Winter 10 PRPS collection in a short film directed by Sebastian Mader.

You can find the AW10 PRPS collection in-store now at Coggles.com

Launched at London Fashion Week in 2010, Charlotte Taylor's first collection is an “eclectic mix of trashy grannies, penguins, old soap operas and the eccentric within”.

Eclectic the collection may be but cohesive and impressive it is too, which is hardly surprising given the young designer’s fashion credentials. A Central St Martin’s graduate, Charlotte Taylor was selected to show at their prestigious press show before being quickly snapped up by British designer Luella, and in June 2009 going it alone to start her own label.

Charting the trials and tribulations of launching a fashion label on her engaging blog, Charlotte quickly gained column inches for her innovative designs, characterised by strong tailoring, bold silhouettes and sculpted shapes - canvases for vibrant colours, textures and irreverent prints.

With a fun and relaxed style not usually seen in fashion, Charlotte Taylor is a breath of fresh air, hotly tipped for big things and a great label for adding a touch of frivolity to your wardrobe.

Charlotte Taylor's debut collection is exclusively available at Coggles.com.

London based photographer Brian Ferry’s portfolio is full of seemingly unremarkable scenes transformed into beautiful and captivating images.

With an observant eye and the ability to ‘paint with light’ his photographs manage to capture the energy and atmosphere that often surround ordinary places and ordinary things.

As well as contributing for magazines and blogs such as Selectism and Manhattan User’s Guide, Brian’s skills have been enlisted by retailers and brands that recognise that often the most powerful aspiration is to be found in authenticity and understatement.

To see more from Brian click through to his blog or portfolio