According to the US mathematician and philosopher Gregory Chaitin, there is no prove that coincidences really exist. However, it is possible to let things take their natural course. This in turn, the British fashion designer Alexander McQueen proved at his fashion show for the spring/summer 1999 collection. Within two minutes, the white dress No. 13, worn by model Shalom Harlow, was sprayed with neon green and black colors by two robots. At the end of the show, the dress resembled a piece of artwork, which could only arise with the power of coincidences. So in the upcoming month, we will go into more varied examples when it comes to the current fashion cycle with all its planned and random emerging trends, as well as in the world of music and in terms of social topics.