Impress your friends and be ahead of the trends!

Plus, Audrey Hepburn's granddaughter will walk at Paris Fashion Week.

Maybe Urban Outfitters should hire someone in the sensitivity department.

Right here, right now.

Well, we didn't think we'd see Camille Grammer come down the runway.

And Kim Kardashian busts a seam.

BJ kicks A!

There's currently a 100% chance of snow in New York City, meaning there is a 100% your gorgeous new Chloe coat isn't going to keep you warm. Luckily, we scoured the internet a put together a schedule of over 80 amazing shows you can stream to your computer right in the comfort of your own home...and in flannel pajamas.

If Betsey Johnson had her way, every girl would have at least one BJ a day. This cheeky prescription for dressing came playfully down the runways

They're in the front rows of the most coveted fashion shows wearing some of the most amazing designer clothes. No, we aren't talking about the fashion editors. We're talking about the kids of fashion week.

One of the most exciting things about fashion week happens before it even begins--getting the invitations. And while many designers still choose to go with the standard invites (don't get us wrong--they're great too!), or emails (more eco-friendly, sure), we're all about the fancy ones. There's just something to be said about getting a little creative--so we wanted to put a spotlight on those designers that went above and beyond. Click through for a look at the coolest Spring 2014 New York fashion week invitations.

Lena Dunham Instagrammed a pic of her new Marie Claire UK September issue cover, thanking "sweet Erdem" for making women of all sizes look gawgeous. {Marie Claire UK and Instagram via @lenadunham} You can add horseback riding to Mary-Kate Olsen's list of hobbies: The CFDA-winning designer was spotted at the Hampton Classic this weekend, accepting an award for her horse Marvelous. {NY Post} We were so busy fawning over Michelle Obama's perfect Tracy Reese dress yesterday that we failed to notice... her new highlights! {Glamour} Stella McCartney and Goop collaborate on a line of... we don't know exactly what yet. But here are some pretty good guesses. {Telegraph}

In our eighth episode of Haute Cuisine we decided to let loose with Betsey Johnson. The designer and now reality star of Style’s XOX Betsey Johnson, along with daughter Lulu, invited us over for a couple glasses of sangria where we talked about her accomplishments, failed relationships, and the ever-pertinent question: how young is too young?

Joe Zee, ELLE magazine's creative director, is teaching a two-week-long session on design and garment construction at Stitched Fashion Camp in East Hampton this summer. Sadly, it's not an overnight facility, so there will be no stories told 'round the campfire. {WWD} Kate Moss hit her head on a door as she departed from the Rock On benefit dinner on Thursday night. She didn't look too happy, though the Mail writes she had "a banging night!" {Daily Mail} Jennifer Aniston is the new face for Saks Fifth Avenue's Key to the Cure campaign. All proceeds from the $35 t-shirts (available at Saks stores) will be donated to the EIF’s Women’s Cancer Research Fund. {WWD} Ready for a Met Ball redux? This year's Guggenheim International Gala is being sponsored by Christian Dior, with Raf Simons as the event's honorary co-chair. We can only imagine the amount of clothing from the French fashion house that will make its way to the museum come November 6. {Vogue UK}

On a hot summer day a few weeks ago we traveled all the way to the Upper East Side to visit one of fashion’s most renowned (and fun!) faces: Betsey Johnson. Together with her daughter, Lulu, we spruced up a sangria recipe that was filled with an overwhelming amount of various liquors. The two Johnsons now star in the hit Style Network series XOX Betsey Johnson, and were hardly shy when it came to slurping up the bubbly.

The CFDA Awards--aka fashion's Oscars--are upon us. But unlike the Oscars, where celebs tend to play it safe and throw on a strapless fish-tail number, the CFDA red carpet tends to be a bit more interesting, a bit more risky. These are fashion people trying to impress other fashion people, after all. So with that in mind, take a look at what everyone from Hillary Clinton to Jessica Chastain wore tonight.

About this time every year, we find ourselves spending an inordinate amount of time day-dreaming about our summer vacations--and even more time fant

It's been a season of second, third, and even fourth chances. After stints at Perry Ellis, Paco Rabanne, and Gap, designer Patrick Robinson is once again staging a comeback--this time, as creative director of Armani Exchange. Currently waiting in the wings is former Dior designer John Galliano, who has been assisting in Oscar de la Renta's atelier and is purportedly in talks to teach at Parsons. We can't say for sure whether either of these comebacks will take, but we can tell you about the returns other designers have staged in the past. Here are fashion's greatest comeback stories: