Where: 17 West 17th Street

When: Wednesday, November 18th through Sunday, November, 22nd; 10am to 8pm

Details: Deep discounts on Rebecca Minkoff bags.

We know you’re not ones to turn down a free bag.

Especially if said bag is Rebecca Minkoff’s Beloved Mini, which usually retails for $395.

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So Liu Me: Alexi Lubomirski shot Liu Wen for this month’s Vogue China. If anyone can skip pants in lieu of a striped leotard and camel coat, it’s Liu. {Models}

Big Apple, Big Move: Henry Holland told Grazia he’d consider moving here after coming to town to launch Six Scents Series Two. That very night we talked about swapping apartments for a month, had I known he was this serious, I’d have packed my bags already. {Grazia}

One More Time: We’ve already talked about the top girls this season - who walked the most and the best - but this is the prettiest mash-up we’ve seen yet. And you know how we feel about pretty. {COACD}

Grand Sam: Samantha Morton’s landed the cover of T’s winter issue which is full of ‘nutty’ Brits including Alice Dellal, Stephen Bayley and Vivienne Westwood. We barely recognize her behind the fake lashes and hat - it’s a long way from The Libertine. {TheMoment}

Rebecca Minkoff presented her first totally complete ready-to-wear apparel collection, along with her handbags yesterday at the Metropolitan Pavilion.

The collection was influenced by “early Tim Burton films” as well as the “90’s beauty aesthetic.” Her inspiration is clear - the black, white, and prison striped pieces are very Nightmare Before Christmas, and I can absolutely see the leopard and floral numbers on Clueless’ Cher, or even early 1990’s Cindy Crawford.

While I can’t say that her rock-chic pieces were especially directional - the shoulder pads, leather, and stud/buckle accents are nothing new - they were both wearable and cute. Her body-conscious minidresses, accented with corset-shapes and lace, are perfect for a night out, while her fun, feminine separates are appropriate for day.

Judging by the wild success of her handbag line, Rebecca’s collection has potential to become the go-to for easy pieces that appeal to uptown and downtown girls alike.

If you’re one of those people who come home after a night out and end up spending a small fortune on Net-a-Porter, consider yourself warned.

Rebecca Minkoff’s having a surprise online sale tonight. It starts at midnight and goes until everything’s gone. Over 200 different items - bags, wallets, clutches, - will be 50% off and you’ll get free shipping.

Apparently spring means “shop” now.

UPDATE: Sorry guys, their PR says the sale has been cancelled.