And Abercrombie & Fitch attempts to regain some of its dignity yet again.

And Ashley Benson wears a bow as a bandeau.

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London Fashion Week was a whirlwind--and we're not just saying that. It felt way longer than a few days and not because it wasn't fun, but because so much happened.

It just occurred to us that yesterday's Lady Gaga profile in WWD made no mention of Nicola Formichetti, Gaga's longtime stylist, collaborator and friend. That's because Formichetti will no longer be styling the pop star--and he sounds relieved.

Name: Gussie Roc What do you do? I'm a student and an intern. What was the last song you listened to? "Holy Grail" by Jay Z. Whats your pet peeve?

International Talent Support (ITS), held annually in Italy, may just be the biggest international fashion competition for young designers you've never heard of. Well, let us get you acquainted. The highly competitive two-day event, which happened this past weekend in the small Italian seaport of Trieste, offers winners scholarships, and more importantly, exposure to fashion's upper echelons. Mark Fast and Peter Pilotto, for instance, are among the competition's recent notable winners. Many of the past finalists have since landed lofty positions at luxury brands like Givenchy, Margiela, Celine, and more. Read on to meet this year's most promising winners.

The Met Ball is like the Oscars for the fashion industry: all the best people in all the best dresses. This year's theme, punk, presents an interesting conundrum: will people go all out, liberty spikes and Givenchy nose rings and all, or just throw some studs on a Chanel suit and call it pseudo-punk? We're hoping for the former, and so in the spirit of going the distance, we've picked out our favorite punk fashions and paired them with Met Ball regulars like Anna Wintour and Julianne Moore and some fantasy guests (Bjork, anyone?). Click through to see the looks we want to see on the red carpet, and let us know what you're hoping for in the comments.

What's In A Word? We take issue with T Magazine's dismissal of "slut clothes" and take a look back at decades of so-called "slut style." And Speaking of "Slut Clothes": That dress that Julia Roberts wore as Vivian in Pretty Woman is hot stuff, with Emma Watson donning the look on the latest issue of British GQ and versions of the dress selling out fast. Look Fresh-Off-The-Runway for Prom! We pick out prom-perfect dresses inspired by looks fresh off the Spring 2013 runways. And the best thing? They won't break the bank. I Spy With My Fashion Eye... A Rip-Off! Satirical blog Humor Chic's "No Fakes" campaign suggests Raf Simons and Miuccia Prada may have been a little too inspired by some vintage designs.

In news that will surprise no one, Nicola Formichetti is officially headed to Diesel. According to a press release, the designer will serve as the brand's first artistic director and will be responsible not only for product design but marketing, communications and interior design. “I finally met somebody as crazy as I am,” said Renzo Rosso, founder of Diesel.

Australian model Jarrod Scott bares it all for his Vogue Hommes International S/S 13 shoot. Like, all of it. NSFW, obv. {The Fashion Spot} Zac Posen designs a 24-karat gold dress—with a price tag of $1.5 million!—in honor of an ice cream bar. MAGNUM's new gold ice cream bar, to be precise. {HuffPo} Fashion brands want to be a part of Coachella! From hosting parties to sponsoring the festival itself, brands like H&M, A/X Armani Exchange, and Diesel + Edun are taking their wares to the desert. {WWD} Revolutionizing home shopping is Shazam's new fashion ID app, which will allow users to track down a TV character or personality's outfit with just one tap. {The Guardian}

According to Page Six, "sources" say Formichetti is about to be named Creative Director at Diesel. When reached for comment, a spokesperson for Diesel would only say "no comment." That's not exactly a denial--and there might be some truth to this one.

During day six of NYFW we snapped some true fashion legends taking in the shows, from Anna Wintour, to Bill Cunningham, to Andre Leon Talley, and we caught up with our favorite internet friends from All the Pretty Birds, Into the Gloss, and The Man Repeller. Oh yeah, and we saw some pretty amazing shows too.

Apparently people are now getting plastic surgery for fat toes. That seems toe-tally messed up. {HuffPo} Are style blogs the new magazines? Discuss. {Racked} New York City is a pretty fashionable place, so check out the girls who beat out the rest for a spot in Vashtie Kola's roundup 50 Most Stylish Women in New York. {Complex} When people say "everything is made in China these days," they aren't kidding. This includes the newest US Olympic uniforms. {HuffPo}

As we reported earlier, Hailee Steinfeld's fall 2011 Miu Miu campaign, which depicted her sitting near a train track, was banned in the UK for being “irresponsible because it depicted a child in an unsafe location.” By that logic, the following ad campaigns, some of which depict actual dangerous situations, should never have made it to print. I mean, I can't believe we aren't hearing about people hurting themselves every day by climbing the Eiffel Tower in high heels and standing on top of volcanos. Although, death by attempting to recreate a Dior campaign would be a pretty chic way to go. Fashin has some excellent "irresponsible" ad campaigns with some hilarious captions here. Click through for 10 more examples.