Most museums, I can take or leave. Don't blame me, blame my attention-deficient generation. And MTV.

However, this one's definitely worth the trip - and especially between now and 17th of May:

Image courtesy of Hussein Chalayan.com's blog

An exhibit of works by the award-winning fashion designer Hussein Chalayan from 1994-2009 is on at London's Design Museum.

It's purpose is to look at the creative approach of a man who brought us portable architecture, a dress made of aircraft materials and another made of Swarovski crystals and 15,000 flickering LED lights.

It's the most compresensive presentation of Chalayan's past fifteen years of experimental projects and will include his past and present collections.

It should appeal to anyone who loves fashion, technology, innovation or art. Basically, anyone with eyes and brain.

And I dare you to leave without once contemplating the phrase 'frickin' laser beams'.

So t'interweb really loves our latest addition, Tour de Force.

Shall we find out why, lovely readers? Then let's begin..

First, there's this:

Pleated Flower Headpiece, £89

..and then of course the nice discount on this:

Butterfly Crown, was £89, now £69.

..and it's also can't harm that the designer, Camille Roman, is fresh from creating some of the magic at Johnny Loves Rosie, with a CV that also lists Lanvin, Zac Posen and Lulu Guinness.

So there you go - visit Tour de Force's shop to make a stylish statement with a simple outfit, or when you want to be the most fashion-forward guest over 2009's wedding season.

Balenciaga RTW A/W08, courtesy of Style.com

Here are the latest chart positions for designer funding:

Amount Invested    Shares Sold      Designer

Why are some designers not clickable?
Some of the designers haven't got any products on sale at the moment and so their profile is currently inactive.

All shares purchased still stand and you can view them in My Account > Designer Funding.

1. Take 12 splendid designers:

2. Ask them to provide an image inspired by Light.

3. Using some sort of magic, refract said images through a Swarovski crystal and allow people to meddle with them with a mouse hover.

Images courtesy of SHOWstudio

4. Run an automatic spooky music track on the page that will eventually convince viewers to check that poltergeists aren't coming out of the television.

Et voila! SHOWStudio's 12 days of Christmas. It finished on the 6th, so all 12 are there for you to go and fiddle with now.

Well, would you look at that? It only went and turned 2009, while I was distracted by a particularly succulent mince pie. Hope yours was a lovely festive period.

In some parts of the internet, January is known for its sales. So if you're looking for a bargain, we wouldn't like to disappoint.

Here are some of the juicy discounts you'll find in our Sample Sale:

Red Print Dress by Aganovich; was £375, now £185 (over 50% off):