Julien Macdonald

Fashion Month gave us a lot to think about in the beauty department -- and test out.

TGIF. Liu gets her reptile on and we've got photos of Meadham Kirchhoff's Topshop collaboration!

Um, do you think Lady Gaga needs a bit of attention? The singer complemented her boyfriend's totally normal date night attire of jeans and a hoodie with a COMPLETELY SEE-THROUGH JEWELED BODYSUIT. {Us Weekly} Victoria Beckham covers the September issue of Harper's Bazaar Singapore, the mag that inspired her daughter's name (just kidding), in a slick, pinkish oxblood dress. {Fashion Gone Rogue} Alexander Wang poses for Annie Leibovitz with his new muse...a Merino Ram. The designer was photographed for The Woolmark Company's new campaign to promote the use of Merino wool as a luxury material (which Wang used in his Fall Winter '13 collection). Not a baaaa-d idea if you ask us! {Fashionista Inbox}

From Carey Mulligan's elegant Balenciaga to the Fannings' edgy Rodarte to Ashley Olsen's vintage Dior that appeared to levitate, click through for what we thought were the 20 best looks of the night, regardless of its theme.

Beyoncé showed off her nips, sorta, for the kickoff of her Mrs. Carter Show World Tour in Belgrade, Serbia yesterday. The intentional nip-slip dress is a jewel-encrusted number designed by The Blonds. {HuffPo} Nipple dresses aside, Beyoncé has also added Pucci to her Mrs. Carter tour wardrobe. {WWD} Manolo Blahnik makes ice cream! Organic and artisanal ice cream, no less. {Refinery29} Hedi Slimane's latest rockstar muse is harder better faster stronger than all the rest: French electronica duo Daft Punk. {YSL.com}

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}

Countdown to Kim K's naked pregnant photos...

more This week's ladies were elegance personified. Georgia May Jagger wore shimmery Julien Macdonald, Dita Von Teese tastefully showed a bit of skin

Could this be Naomi Campbell's way of atoning for all those alleged temper tantrums? The supermodel and her boyfriend Vladislav Doronin will be recognized for their extensive charity work at Denise Rich’s Angel Ball in NYC on October 17. The gala, which will benefit Rich's Gabrielle’s Angel Foundation for Cancer Research, will include a performance by Patti LaBelle. {NY Post} Christian Cota makes affordable boots for Aldo that you can shop today! You can never have too many pairs of boots. Christian Cota's new line of flat boots for Aldo are fierce, affordable (under $250!) and available now. {Catwalk Queen} Dita Von Teese releases a sexy capsule collection: The retro-glam burlesque artist has released Dita Von Teese Muse, a collection of four dresses and one trench coat, featuring--surprise!--corsetry details and body-skimming silhouettes. {Racked}

London fashion week was a whirlwind of shows, and we had a great time covering them. Besides being an incubator for original fashion, London designers are also not afraid to work a LOOK on their models, making for the best beauty-ogling of all the fashion weeks. From Vivienne Westwood (at left), who is not afraid of, well, anything, to more subtle yet never boring looks, we loved the beauty in London. This is all about the drama. You need a certain amount of self-confidence to pull many of these off, but we encourage you to try! Click through for our 10 favorite looks from London.

Julien, Jaeger and Jasper, oh my! Besides the same first letter, the latest three shows from London Fashion Week have crazy covetable colors in com

Having spent Friday, the first day of London fashion week, in a jet-lagged daze wandering in and out of high street stores on Oxford Street while waiting for my hotel room to be ready, I missed all the smaller shows that day. Julien Macdonald, on a sunny Saturday morning, was my introduction to London's fashion scene, and it was a great way to start. (And not only because they were handing out Krispy Kremes outside the venue.) Imagine Robert Palmer's "Addicted to Love" girls wearing black and white origami-cut dresses and dragon prints, and you have the Julien Macdonald show (well, the first half at least.) Featuring slicked, painted hair (Spring beauty trend alert! We saw it in New York, too) and red lips, his girls were ready to kick ass and take names.

Last season, one couldn't squeeze into a show without being knocked around by a pair of expensive shoulders. Though the Balmain or Margiela or any sh

Julien MacDonald used to be known at the UK's answer to Bob Mackie - Naomi Cambpell or Geri Halliwell could be depended on to open and and close his s

Those Balmain shoulders, the sharp eighties silhouette Christophe Decarnin so successfully reinvented last season, popped up on almost every runway, f