Christian Dior's Arcade Couture Showcases Breathtaking Mise en Dior Pearl Necklace

 Arcade Couture: Mise en Dior on Nowness.com. 
This clip on Nowness.com makes me want to do two things: 1) buy Dior accessories and 2) play pinball. What a clever way to showcase Christian Dior's iconic pearl necklace.

You'll see, in the video, as the player activates different parts of the pinball setup, a portion of the necklace is revealed. At game's end, the result is the gorgeous Christian Dior Mise en Dior costume jewelry necklace, which features an "intricate assemblage of individual metal-capped faux pearls with Lurex thread, chunky links and grosgrain ribbon," according to the site.

Director Camille Miceli worked with her brother Patrizio on the film. Miceli says she has a pinball habit of her own. "I have a friend who has a machine and we play for hours!"

Beautiful Tributes to Steve Jobs via Instagram

As fans continue to mourn the death of Steve Jobs, the tributes have not slowed down. Here are five beautiful Instagrams that pay homage to the former Apple CEO...

"Steve Jobs street art in Los Angeles" -dearphotograph

"Post it memorial for Steve Jobs #apple" -Darren Mason

"RIP Steve Jobs" -Joy Cam

"Descanse en paz Steve Jobs…" -Hugo Sergio

"#iphone #instagram #apple #RIP #Steve #Jobs #Celebration #candle #photooftheday" -newzad

Photos: Instagram

Panasonic's Hair-Washing Robot: Neat or Nuts?

Presented at the 38th International Home Care & Rehabilitation Exhibition in Tokyo, Panasonic introduced folks to a new hair-washing robot, which has 24 fingers that shampoos, rinses, conditions and dries. It also can provide a fab-feeling spot massage that stimulates the scalp.

Though we've yet to see the robot shampooer at a salon, if you did, would you find it neat or nuts?

Since humans only have 10 fingers, this machine is certainly an upgrade to what we're used to. Plus, it can help those who are not able to wash their own hair -- its primary purpose. Just one question, do we still have to tip?

St. Croix Turtlenecks Fly Off Shelves After Steve Jobs' Death

And so it would seem that Steve Jobs' death has inspired many to rock a black turtleneck. Whether doing so is a tribute to the beloved former Apple CEO or driven by the fact that the infamous top is now practically a collector's item, they're flying off the shelves. Plus, Halloween is right around the corner, so I wouldn't be surprised if we see a lot of Steve Jobs doppelgangers everywhere.

A rep from St. Croix, which makes the turtlenecks Jobs was known to wear, told TMZ that Cotton & Microfiber Classic Long Sleeve Mocks are more popular than ever since Jobs' sad passing. In fact, St. Croix saw an "almost 100 percent increase in sales," the rep added. St. Croix has gone on to say that it's working on a project to pay tribute to Jobs, its most famous customer.

If you want to get the St. Croix Cotton & Microfiber Classic Long Sleeve Mock, it'll set you back $175 at stcroixshop.com. Just sport it with a pair of stonewashed Levi's and Nike kicks, and you'll be full on Jobs. Not only will you be comfortable, you'll be commemorating a legend. Don't forget your iPhone.

Photo: St. Croix

Apple's Steve Jobs has died

I am not going to lie, I've never been a die-hard Steve Jobs/Apple fan. But today, the true visionary has died at the age of 56. All of a sudden, I've become completely consumed with the fact that I've taken my iPod Touch and MacBook for granted.

"Steve Jobs. On behalf of every dreamer sitting in his or her garage who is crazy enough to try to change the world, you will be missed," tweets "Lost" creator Damon Lindelof.

"iMourn," tweets GS Elevator Gossip.

"," tweets Stephanie Valera.

You know the saying, you don't know what you have until it's gone? That thought is swirling around in my brain right now as society has lost Jobs, who has been responsible for these beloved gadgets we rely on and use every single day. The multi-touch gesture will have a whole new meaning after this day.

Rest in peace, Steve. Thank you so much for your gift of innovation. You will be missed.

Photo: Getty Images

Spoof-Hitler Doesn't Like the iPhone 4S Either

Spoof-Hitler, a YouTube sensation, has been angry about many things - the Raiders' losing streak, Facebook, the "Nightmare on Elm Street" remake...

Now, he's mad about the iPhone 4S.

And who can blame spoof-Hilter? He was waiting for the iPhone 5, too. We're all disappointed.

He will not accept your offer of a Samsung Galaxy S II. Don't be silly. He wants the iPhone 5, damn it! When his staff breaks the news that the 4S is what came out, not the 5, drama ensued. He's been waiting 16 months, he said - 16 months! "How many stories did I read about the iPhone 5? How many leaked prototypes did I see?" he said during his tirade.

"I want people to know that I am better than they are. But how can this happen if they can't tell the new phone from the old one?" he explained during the outburst.

I feel your pain, spoof-Hitler, I feel your pain.