This week, fashion's finest and Hollywood's sharpest were out in full force promoting their favorite labels. Thandie Newton showed off Spring 2011 Louis Vuitton in London, Eva Green wore her friend Tom Ford, and Drew Barrymore was decked out in Rag & Bone at the label's Intermix event in Los Angeles. At the CFDA Award nominations party, Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen wore...The Row! And CFDA winner Richard Chai wore...Richard Chai! And they all looked fantastic.

The rest of Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's collection was just as voluminous and, quite frankly, gorgeous.

The Row--the upscale collection designed by Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen--has just canceled its show, according to a source close the situation. "They're changing directions," says the source. This would have been the second showing at New York Fashion Week for the label. Whether this means the designers will be doing market appointments with buyers and editors is unknown, but one has to wonder whether this has to do with funding. While the collection is beloved by editors and stylists, including us, the prices are out of control. No t-shirt, I don't care who makes it and what it's made from, should cost $500. That's probably why there was a ton of The Row product at the Barneys Warehouse Sale. We know that the label laid quite a few people off in early 2009--maybe they're still struggling to gain momentum post-recession. But despite the fact that we think some of their prices are crazy, we're still kind of bummed that they're not showing. Last season's collection was stellar. We'll keep you updated if we hear more. Update 1: The Row will now show their collection to buyers and editors in Paris instead. Whether or not it will be through private market appointments, a presentation, or a runway show, we've yet to learn. Update 2: The postponement is apparently due to late sample deliveries, according to a statement released by the Olsens via WWD.

The Row's eyewear collection, an ongoing collaboration with Linda Farrow, has been around for a few seasons. But Spring 2011 is the first to offer up leather and croc-embossed sunnies. The ultra-luxe line starts at $442 (for leather accented shades), with croc versions priced at $874. While it's certainly been done before, using exotic skins on sunglasses isn't a typical application. “It’s about combining the allure and quality of the past with a modern aesthetic,” designer Ashley Olsen said in a release. What do you think of the collection?