Happy Birthday, Agyness Deyn!

(Aggy + Abby at the Anna Sui / Ben Sherman / MisShapes party last night @ Don Hill's... it was so, so fun).

For those of you waiting for the complete Girls Gone Styled screen test, here it is.

We shot the whole thing on my bed in the East Village, it's very rough, very unedited, and very silly.

For actual episodes of Girls Gone Styled, check back in January, when there will be models, designers, studio visits, and other blips of madness.

Also:

Start cleaning your closets - there will be more wardrobe visits in Season Two.

I can't believe anyone watches Girls Gone Styled except my mom, but for the hundreds of you who emailed and asked when our second season starts, here's some news:

It sort of starts now.

The show officially hits Fashionista in January, but there's a new test reel with DIY bracelet instructions, Brad Pitt winter wear, and a small fake bag soapbox.

There's also a new hostess, Quinn Asteak, whom you may remember from our crazy vintage episode. Quinn is the fashion market editor at Paper, and she'll take over for Abby, who's paying her dues in the fashion closet of a big magazine.

Have a peek, and then stay tuned for 2008, when 12 new episodes will be waiting (just as soon as we kidnap Catherine McNeil, hijack some DKNY mini-dresses, and make them)... For now, we'll just call this episode Girls Gone Styled: Unplugged because, um, it's two girls on a bed talking about fashion.

Bloggers - they really are just like us.

If you've already watched Gossip Girl this morning (again), there's another way to keep you from work or the gym.

It's the Girls Gone Styled bloopers reel, and it's even sillier than Andre Leon Talley at the Oscars. We sing. We crash. We even curse like Lindsay when she's drunk, but it's all in the name of good fun... and technically, fashion.

If you need the senseless, sugar-high kind of entertainment that only comes from Thursday morning's weekend crave, click play.

If you'd rather have Starbucks, well, we just saw Jessica Stam at our one in the West Village, so happy hunting.

You asked; we answered. Here are some more of our favorite emerging designers, including the girls from Lewis Cho and the unbeatable frocks from Doucette Duvall. Also, note: My entire outfit in this clip comes from Old Navy. Yes, really.

In this episode of GGS, Abby and Faran meet Matthew Kristall, a photographer with a fashion magazine collection ranging from '50s Bazaars to supermodel-era Vogues. We wish he had a lending library, but at least we can vicariously enjoy his collection with this video!

In this episode of Girls Gone Styled, Abby and Faran ask New Yorkers what's inside their shopping bags...and find everything from python Louboutin pumps to a Diane von Furstenburg Barbie doll.

They also present their first reader-submitted closet peek. Michelle shows her Portobello Road finds and the pair of shoes she hasn't worn yet because they're "too pretty to wear on the streets of New York".

Maybe it will inspire you to submit a look at your closet!

You may have noticed Mooka Kinney when their dress landed on Lily Donaldson, or a few months later, when you could make a serious killing on their jumpers at the Barney's Warehouse sale (from $300 to $30, not bad...)

Now it's time to get to know the girls, Alison and Rachel, as they take Abby around their studio and show her their fabulous prints!

Lily Donaldson not included...

At least not yet - we are going to Paris next week, and then we'll probably have a few good sightings for you.

On today's episode of Girls Gone Styled, I show you how to pack a suitcase for a fashionable trip...

The good: Now you have a preview of my London / Paris wardrobe.

The bad: Now you have a preview of my hair at its absolute worst!

The silly: Yes, I really did shove my deodorant stick into the soles of my Frye boots, but I'm telling you, it's the only way to pack.

Consider this the last "What's in your bag" - unless Coco Rocha is on the plane to Heathrow with me, and then I'll see what I can do...

--FARAN

You may know Mary Ping from her collaboration with Converse, but to see her recent Paris collection, Abby crashed her studio for a more serious look.

Then she crashed her closet; quelle surprise.

If you're looking out for Mary's clothes, be sure to tune into the Slow And Steady Wins The race show during New York Fashion Week, which the designer helms along with her own work.

Meanwhile, a note about my wardrobe in this episode:

I had a 101 fever and kept shivering, so Abby told me to keep my sweatshirt on and my hood up.

I realize this doesn't save me from ridicule, but I will say that every skateboarding kid who zoomed by us during filming stopped in his tracks and asked where it was from (answer: Kid Robot, and the bunnies glow in the dark).

If you see Abby or me during Fashion Week, make sure you come say hello!

This episode is really amazing, because it shows you the secret life of Proenza Schouler's technical designer Rainer Wolter - he has a line or organic cotton clothing that's absolutely gorgeous...

In Episode Two of Girls Gone Styled, we discover the wonders of vintage dresses thanks to stylist Quinn Asteak, and then we shop far, far too much...

You may remember Abby as our Fashionista muse and model, but she's actually a stylist and TV producer who's pulled us into something crazy.

It's Girl's Gone Styled, a new mini-show that's like The Style Network on twelve triple lattes.

Check out our first manic episode, where we quiz designer Rebecca Minkoff and pillage a wardrobe of Marc by Marc.

And coming up:

An interview with Proenza's technical designer, a tour of the Seventeen fashion closet, and a crash-course on how to shop for vintage clothes if you hate thrift stores (in fact, we did, before we filmed that episode).

We may not have as much eyeliner or drama as The Hills, but you need something to last you through the rest of the week...