Including Selena Gomez and scarab necklaces.

Plus, much more Cara Delevingne news -- happy Friday!

It was sweaters on sweaters on sweaters at Ann Yee's fall presentation.

New show reviews and galleries are in! Check out Organic by John Patrick, Frame Denim, and Ann Yee.

When you think of Detroit--a city which recently declared bankruptcy after years of slow decline and decay--you probably don't think of spring, a time of renewal. Designer Ann Yee, who calls the suburbs of the Motor City her hometown, wants to change all that.

New show reviews and galleries are in! Check out Ann Yee, Chadwick Bell, and Nicole Miller.

Appalachia was the theme of Ann Yee’s fall 2013 collection. The designer said at her Friday show that she was inspired by Black Mountain College, a

This season at NYFW has been really effing weird from a makeup trend perspective. For the most part, faces have been natural with some contouring and highlighting here and there. Lipstick has been practically non-existent (Diane Kendal's gorgeous Helmut Newton lips at Jason Wu being an exception), with some makeup artists even going so far as using foundation and concealer to cover lips up completely. So the color story is in the eyes for spring 2013. And it scares us a little.

Don't fret about falling behind on your fashion week knowledge so close to the end, because we've still got reviews coming for you. Catch up on Tory Burch's Americana prep remix, Ann Yee's Northwestern-inspired collection, and Patrick Ervell's boyish silhouettes.

The Clothes: Cool, Pacific Northwest-inspired colors in greens: Seafoam, jade, teal, spearmint, to brights in melon and citrus. The collection was com

Gen Art, that incubator of new design responsible for launching the careers of Zac Posen and Philip Lim, has been sorely missed the past two years while it's been on hiatus to deal with financial troubles. Now under new ownership, the organization has trained its eagle eye on a new cadre of up-and-coming designers. Gen Art is going to spotlight six ready-to-wear designers, one men's wear designer, and four accessory designers. Ace & Jig, Ann Yee, Eighteenth, Jennifer Chun, Shunghee Bang, William Okpo, and Baron Wells will make their runway debut at New York Fashion week, WWD is reporting.

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