The Italian accessories brand has appointed a Milanese designer as its new creative director after years of employing big names from outside the country.

Featuring Acne's fruit baskets, Rei Kawakubo's red runway and Jean-Paul Gaultier's grand ready-to-wear finale.

And Nicki Minaj has brought back the pasty.

It was a David Lynch kind of day.

The 2013 British Fashion Awards happened tonight in London, and we've got the full list of winners, as well as a few losers, like Alexa Chung.

Well, another fashion month has officially come to a close: from New York to Paris, from London to Milan, we've seen it all. And, as usual, the clothes weren't always the center of attention. Click through for the 10 biggest stories from fashion month.

Nicholas Kirkwood has had an intense couple of weeks. The British shoe designer, who founded his line 2004, announced eight days ago that he would be entering into a partnership with LVMH. The luxury conglomerate now owns a majority stake in the company. That’s a big change, but at his Spring 2014 presentation on Thursday, Kirkwood seemed calm as ever.

Is Nicholas Kirkwood the next Christian Louboutin? He could be, with LVMH's help.

Now that we all know what not to wear after a breakup (yoga clothes for a week, too tight tube tops, bangs) I wanted to explore what to wear in the days after a split. See, the next time I have a big breakup I want to be classy about it. I don’t want to send nasty drunken text messages and be the girl who flashes everyone in a bar. I want to craft a style that will allow me to look like a lady who is handling my breakup with grace and dignity. On the inside I may be a basket case, but on the outside I want to exude a beautiful calm. I am not good at exuding a beautiful calm even during the best of times, so I asked my friend, the stylist and fashion guru and host of the show What Not to Wear, Stacy London, how to dress for success in the days after getting dumped.

Gucci is launching Made to Measure, a new men's fragrance with James Franco as the decidedly not-unattractive face. {WWD, subscription required} Neon-tressed model Chloe Nørgaard divulges the one hair color to which she'll never, ever commit. {WWD} A lot of Nicholas Kirkwood's livelihood seems to revolve around... go-karting in Spain? Allow him to explain. {Elle} The Church of Scientology just found a brand new celeb recruit in model Jessica White. {NY Post}

Generating buzz around a new label can be a tough thing, no matter how talented the designer. But every once in a while a collection comes around that resonates with editors and shoppers alike without really even trying. I love the energy of Sophia Webster's collection so much that I recently bought a pair of her spring heels. It helps that—while still delivering on aesthetic, fit and quality—the Nicholas Kirkwood alumn's prices are about half what most designer shoes cost these days. Webster told me her story at the launch of the line's resort 2014 collection earlier this week.

Nicholas Kirkwood is on a roll. This past January, he became the first accessories designer to pick up the BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund, beating out a slew of buzzy ready-to-wear designers like Mary Katrantzou and Peter Pilotto. And just today, the New York Post is crowning him the "new Manolo." But he never lets it go to his head. We caught up with Kirkwood during Paris fashion week to ask him about his big win, the possibility of handbags in the pipeline, and being a miserable fashion intern (he's just like us!).

Kate Upton and a bunch of other Sports Illustrated swimsuit models did the Top 10 on Letterman last night. Vid this way... {HuffPo} For its spring fashion issue, New York Mag took a look at how Susan Miller became fashion's go-to astrologer. {NY Mag} Nicholas Kirkwood's doing a collection for Selfridges inspired by the upcoming fick Oz The Great And Powerful. If anyone can create Oz appropriate shoes, it's Kirkwood. {Vogue UK}

Lulu Guinness, she of the quirky, embellished bags, is finally hitting the high street. Later this month, the designer will officially launch LULU by Lulu Guinness, a diffusion line exclusively sold at JC Penney. We chatted with her about English fashion and everyone's favorite English fashion-wearer, Kate Middleton. Read on.

Congratulations are in order for Nicholas Kirkwood. The accessory designer beat out fellow British talents like Mary Katrantzou, Peter Pilotto, Emilia Wickstead and Roksanda Ilincic to win the prestigious BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund, the UK's equivalent to the CFDA Fashion Fund Award. Kirkwood will receive £200,000 as well as access to key senior level mentors across the UK fashion industry.

What's the average number of teeth Kate Middleton exposes when she smiles? Find out with this creepy yet comprehensive guide to emulating the Duchess c/o Vogue UK. {Daily Mail} Design collaboration MAN, from Topman and British non-profit Fashion East, turned more than a few heads with its unwearable menswear collection at London Fashion Week. Yes, there's driftwood involved. {HuffPo} Colorado-based skincare brand Apothecanna now makes a line of products that contain cannabis. An interesting (and actually, totally legal) take on "going green"... {SheFinds}