Copenhagen Fashion Week wrapped on Sunday, and naturally, we couldn't wait to see what the Danish fashion capital had to offer.more We always look fo

The menswear shows have overshadowed the women's resort collections a bit, but that's why we're here--to make sure you didn't miss anything good. Afte

Taking fuddy duddy, traditionally American things and turning them into high fashion seems to be a budding trend. (See: Glamping.) The latest target of the luxury fashion world's makeover is everyone's favorite holiday tradition: The Christmas Sweater. Somewhere between classy (as defined by Derek Blasberg) and campy (as defined by Corky St. Clair) is this list of Christmas sweaters from big name designers like Stella McCartney and Marc Jacobs. It's the best new mix of high and low, plus you'll probably wear these Christmas sweaters again, as opposed to the one your mom made you with yarn and a hot glue gun. (Sorry, Mom!) Check out the festive options available for Christmas and get in the holiday spirit!

We didn't make it to the Dazed party at Don Hill's last night (although we heard a bunch of people got arrested, so maybe that's a good thing), but we did manage to stop by the Creatures of Comfort New York store launch on Mulberry Street and Style.com's 10th anniversary bash, which was taking place just a couple of blocks away. Creatures of Comfort, a Los Angeles-based brick and mortar store, label, and online shopping destination for Rachel Comey and VPL-lovers across the country, is opening up shop in New York. Owner Jade Lai hosted a party in her expansive new space last night, and tons of our favorite designers were there: Tiffany Tuttle, Comey, Peter Jensen, Victoria Bartlett, Daphne Javitch, and plenty more. And of course Lai around, not only touting her new storefront, but also her INCREDIBLE in-house collection, which both Leah and I melted over. It's gently priced--in the $150-$350 range--and everything is a mix and match of silk cropped blouses, tie-waist dresses, and loose blazers. Most was made from a delicate crepe, with some cotton mixed in. And the color palette? Seafoam, terra cotta, white, periwinkle...everything we want for spring. After fawning over the clothes, we chatted with our Carroll Gardens contingency--Izzy from RackedNY, Adele from Epaulet, and Jen from Bird. South Brooklyn is the best. But soon it was time to head to Lafayette for Style.com's 10th anniversary party.

This weekend at Milk was jam packed, with shows from a plethora of talented designers. Gary Graham showed a strong collection on Saturday, as did Isabella Tonchi. Sunday was busy with a show from Erin Fetherston with Kelly Osbourne front row, and a presentation from Pamela Love complete with mixtape goody bags, and a colorful and joyous presentation from Peter Jensen. Click through for more on Milk's weekend offerings.

We need to talk about velvet--the fabric is everywhere. It first reared its ugly head at Cushnie et Ochs and Jen Kao. Then, on Saturday, it was like

I was confident Peter Jensen's presentation at Milk Studios would be good. Not only am I huge fan of the Danish-born, London-based designer's Scand

Julia Frakes, aka Bunny Bisous and Paper's ubiquitous fashion reporter, is throwing Peter Jensen's first stateside party. He'll show his AW10 collecti

London Fashion Week favorite Peter Jensen will show his AW10 collection in New York next month. Milk Studios offered the whimsical designer a spot for

Accessories designer Aleksandra Olenska’s CV makes our heads spin. The London based stylist trained under the legendary Camille Bidault Waddington, an

I've been ogling these Peter Jensen for Topshop loafers, left, for a while now. I loved the patent leather, but I didn't love the price tag. But now,