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"This season is dark," declares Charlotte Ronson backstage at her Fall 2014 presentation. When Charlotte, a designer known for her sugary sweet look

Rashida Jones is OK with you wearing eyeglasses, so long as they're prescription.

They may be students, but that didn’t stop the design students of the School of Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) from using their chance at Fashion W

New show reviews and galleries are in! Check out Tibi, Jill Stuart, and Charlotte Ronson.

“The collection this season was inspired by a Parisian girl in New York,” Charlotte Ronson—wearing her white leather eyelet-trimmed cut-out dress—ex

It's only day three of fashion week and we have our first official Kanye West sighting. But we didn't just spot Yeesus--we saw loads of other celebs, as well as models taking #selfies and Bill Cunningham in action. Check out all the great stuff we saw on day three:

As you're probably aware, yesterday was Mother's Day (if not, the person who gave birth to you is pissed!). And as it turns out, famous people have moms, too.

Adopted New Yorker Alexa Chung looks lovely and seasonal--if a bit surprised to be gracing the cover of Time Out New York's Spring issue. {Time Out New York} Seeking out that Spring Breakers style? Opening Ceremony has collaborated with the upcoming film for an exclusive line that will include include mesh jerseys and cropped tees. {WWD} It's official: Karlie Kloss is now a full-fledged Victoria's Secret's Angel. {HuffPo} Fashion goes to the dogs! William Wegman's weimaraners star in Acne's spring ad campaign. {Grazia}

Peanut butter and jelly, Jay-Z and Beyonce, music and fashion--some things just go together perfectly. The right soundtrack can elevate a show from 'meh' to 'Hell yes!' in just a few short beats. We picked 15 that we think nailed it.

New show reviews and galleries are in! Check out Charlotte Ronson, Billy Reid, and Jill Stuart.

If Katniss Everdeen lived in our world she might look into wearing a few pieces from Charlotte Ronson’s fall 2013 collection. The presentation had p

New York is unreasonably cold right now. Like impending-blizzard-freeze-your-Rag & Bone-covered-butt-off cold. This is exactly why we, and fashionistas nowhere near New York, are praising the fashion gods (more like IMG & various PR people) for the glorious amount of New York fashion week shows livestreaming this week. We wrangled 89 shows (89!) and presentations to tune into over the course of the next week...with even more coming in! The best part? You won't be judged for taking in these shows in your pjs over some popcorn or pizza or half a bottle of wine... See any shows we missed? Let us know!

Funnily enough, there are lots of parallels between any major fashion week and Aruba fashion week. There's a Karl Lagerfeld-type who runs the show and a vibrant street style scene--it just happens on yachts and beaches instead of Lincoln Center. Oh and runways are in the middle of swimming pools. If you ask us, New York, London, Milan and Paris could learn a thing or two from Aruba.

Click through to see what trends heated up this season--and start planning your spring wardrobe accordingly.

Designers have been working on the railroad all the livelong day.

We aren't slowing down on our fashion week coverage! Check out Pamella Roland's dramatic yet sleek collection, Billy Reid's Southern charm, and Charlotte Ronson's Sporty Spice-ready clothes. Our coverage is always up-to-the-minute at our New York Fashion Week homepage!

The Clothes: Maybe Charlotte Ronson was really excited about the Summer Olympics, because her collection for this spring was very Sporty Spice-y. On t

As a seasoned livestreamer, running home from school everyday (and sometimes during lunch period) to catch a show made me feel like I was sitting front row, but without the annoying crowds.

Gifting suites and little mani/pedi/hair salon/spas--all sponsored by various companies, of course--are everywhere during New York Fashion Week, but t

FDA Says Most Lipsticks Contain Lead: Just when you thought it was safe to add some pigment to your pout! The U.S. Food and Drug Administration conducted a study for the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, and found that of 400 lipsticks they tested, the majority contained low levels of lead. L'Oreal's "Color Sensational" Pink Petal lipstick had the most lead, containing 7.19 parts per million. Compare that with children's products sold in the U.S., which are not allowed to have more that 100 parts per million. But don't get too worried-- the FDA says the levels are so miniscule, there's really nothing to worry about. (HuffPost) Orlando Bloom Says Wife Miranda Kerr Makes Being Beautiful "Look Easy": He might not be spending Valentine's day with his supermodel spouse, but Orlando Bloom had no shortage of nice words for his wife Miranda Kerr. The actor told the folks at Australia's Kyle and Jackie O radio show that he is in awe of how quickly Kerr shed those post-baby pounds: "To have just had a baby and then got back up on to do that. I don't think it's easy for those girls. They make it look easy, but you know, it's a lot of work to look good." (Vogue UK) Huffpost Style Compares NYFW to Your High School Cafeteria:...and they might have a point. From seating politics, to an arbitrarily determined social hierarchy, Fashion Week is kind of like a chic flashback to our high school days. (HuffPost)

We've made it through the end of day three! Check out Rebecca Minkoff, whose show was littered with celebs, Charlotte Ronson's cool duds, Rebecca Ta

Per usual, the Charlotte Ronson fall/winter 2012 show was a total friends and family affair. The front row was packed with the designer’s friends including hip hop mogul Russell Simmons, his daughter and frequent show-presence Angela Simmons, the somewhat dormant Nicki Hilton, and DJ buds Chelsea Leyland and Becka Diamond (who arrived together and giggling minutes before the show started). Once the lights went down Ronson sent over 33 looks down the runway that, like last season, were a bit on the eclectic side. I looked to the line-sheet for some pointers, but there weren’t any pithy sayings or obscure literary quotes for guidance. So if I attempted to sum it up: