And Kim Kardashian bought a bunch of copies of her 'Vogue' cover. Don't judge.

Being walked through an AllSaints collection with creative director Wil Beedle is a bit like learning a language through culture immersion.

AllSaints has never shown during fashion week before, but creative director Wil Beedle was ready to move things to this next level.

It's day five of fashion week and we finally spotted it--the mythical cronut. Of course, that's not all we saw: From celebs like Rita Ora and Olivia Palermo, to amazing clothes, here's everything we saw on day five on fashion week:

Every once in a while you get that just-been-struck-by-lightning feeling when you see something in a store. (Right? Or is this just me?) This seems to happen to me a disproportionate amount of time when I walk into AllSaints. Having never met a black leather jacket I don't like, their moody, tough aesthetic really speaks to me. Recently I popped in there when I had 20 minutes to kill between appointments, and I walked out with this jacket. Which is sort of dumb, because now it's finally getting warm enough that you don't need a jacket.

Are you #CFDAready? In honor of the CFDA Fashion Awards, the council is launching an Instagram contest in which users submit their best shots of themselves wearing clothes and accessories from any of the hundreds of CFDA members (full list here), with the hashtag #CFDAready. The winner gets to go to the CFDAs and Instagram it. More details at CFDA.com. {Fashionista Inbox} Victoria's Secret Angel Miranda Kerr's lingerie was a target of the Hollywood teenage crime group (and the subject of Sofia Coppola's latest film) the Bling Ring. {Vanity Fair} Here's Nicole Kidman as Hollywood actress-turned-princess Grace Kelly for Olivier Dahan's upcoming historical drama, Grace of Monaco. {The Hollywood Reporter} After much demand, A.P.C. + Nike is back with a second collection of kicks, out today. {A.P.C/Fashionista Inbox}

Name: Julia Hafstrom What do you do? I'm a model. What was the last thing you bought? Groceries. What would you never be caught wearing? Anything pink. What are you wearing?

Casey Legler, the female artist who made news when she was signed to Ford Models men's board, has scored her first major campaign. And, true to her gender-bending style, Legler wears articles from both the men's and women's collections.

Name: Melodie Occupation: Model What was the last thing you bought? A gold necklace with matching earrings for my best friend. What's your favorite website? Ted Talks. How do you take your coffee? Black with splenda. What are you wearing?

Name: Chloe Callahan Occupation: Model What was the last thing you bought? A Reed Krakoff mini bag. What would you never be caught wearing? Anything with bows on it.

Name: Damani Age: 17 Occupation: Student How would you describe your style? Classic. What was the last thing you bought? A fisherman pullover sweater.

Name: Moira Age: 20 Occupation: Student How would you describe your style? Rock & Roll/Little House On The Prarie. I wear a lot more black usually, but I buy whatever I think is aesthetically beautiful and try to incorporate it into my wardrobe. What was the last thing you bought? This necklace from Old Hollywood.

Name: Jimmy Age: 18 Occupation: Student How would you describe your style? Dark and interesting but, not assuming, not conscious...comfortable and modern. What's your favorite band? Johnny Cash is my favorite musician.

"Sometimes the best shopping partner is the one who sits like a cigar store Indian and reads the paper." -- The Samurai Shopper in a post describing shopping at AllSaints. Somewhere in the New York Times' style guide there must be a section on racial monikers form the 19th century. And even if there's not, they must have at least watched that episode of Seinfeld involving Jerry's Native American girlfriend.

Coachella may be a music festival, but for many the real action happens outside the concert grounds at the handful of star-studded parties in and around Palm Springs.

Assembly New York Deal: 30% to 50% off all collections in-store and online When/Where: Friday, November 26 through Monday, November 29. Daily noon—9pm. 170 Ludlow St between E. Houston and Stanton Sts (212-253-5393) Stella McCartney Deal: 40% off ready-to-wear and accessories, including the camel chunky wool cardigan (was $1095, now $695) and the beige and black faux suede boots (were $1045, now $629) When/Where: Tuesday, November 30 through Sunday, January 9. Mon—Sat 11am—7pm, Sun 12:30pm—6pm. 429 W. 14th St between Ninth and Tenth Aves (212-255-1556) Blue & Cream Deal: Up to 75% off styles from Preen, Elizabeth and James, Rag & Bone, and 3.1 Phillip Lim plus another 20% all Black Friday merchandise online When/Where: Friday, November 26 through Monday, November 29. Daily 10am—8pm. 1 E. 1st St at Bowery

Norma Kamali Deal: Up to 95% off sleeping bag coats, gowns, loungewear, and jersey dresses in this Black Friday follow-up to Wednesday's one-day sale When/Where: Friday, November 26, 10am—6pm. 11 W. 56th St between Fifth and Sixth Aves (212-957-9797) Oak 
Deal: 30% off everything in-store plus online deals on select items from 6am to noon every day. Click here for the full schedule. When/Where: Friday, November 26 through Monday, November 29. Fri—Sat 11am—8pm, Sun 11am—7pm. Noho: 28 Bond St between Lafayette St and Bowery (212-677-1293.) Williamsburg: 208 N.8th St between Driggs Ave and Roebling St (718-782-0521) Screaming Mimi's 
Deal: 15% off all hats, bags, and vintage jewelry, 10% off fur bests, and other markdowns throughout the store When/Where: Friday, November 26 through Sunday, November 30. Fri—Sat noon—8pm, Sun 1pm—7pm. 382 Lafayette St between Great Jones and E 4th Sts (212-677-6464) AllSaints 
Deal: 25% off everything online and in-store. (Online sale begins Thursday, November 25.) When/Where: Friday, November 26 through Sunday, December 5. Soho: Mon—Sat 10am—9pm, Sun 11am—8pm. 512 Broadway between Spring and Broome Sts (646-862-1832.) MePa: Mon—Sat 11am—8pm, Sun 11am—7pm. 415 W. 13th St between Ninth Ave and Washington St (no phone)