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After DesigNation collaborations with Narciso Rodriguez, Catherine Malandrino and Derek Lam, Kohl's has lined up a one-off collection with Peter Som.

Yes, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West finally got their Vogue cover, but other news did happen today.

There's currently a 100% chance of snow in New York City, meaning there is a 100% your gorgeous new Chloe coat isn't going to keep you warm. Luckily, we scoured the internet a put together a schedule of over 80 amazing shows you can stream to your computer right in the comfort of your own home...and in flannel pajamas.

It was everywhere during NYFW.

I'm tired of elaborate nail art. It just looks wrong and overwrought to me now. Well, manicurists seemed to agree, because while there's been quite a bit of nail art backstage at the spring shows, it's mostly been really simple, graphic, and minimalist.

Crop tops keep cropping up!

Let loose! Report Card concludes that was the meme for the second day of New York Fashion Week, where at the three most buzzed about shows--Peter Som, Jason Wu, and Rag & Bone--three masters of prim and proper decided to go with the flow.

New show reviews and galleries are in! Check out Lyn Devon, Peter Som, and Duckie Brown.

You know that cool, always-tan girl with the perfect body who looks like she spends every day at the beach despite living in New York City? That's the girl who will be wearing this Peter Som collection next spring.

Mario Sorrenti photographed Léa Seydoux wearing nothing but a transparent chiffon cape for the cover of newly revived French men's mag Lui. {WWD} For your Thursday afternoon eye candy: Behold, the spectacle of abs at Parke & Ronen's male model casting. {Racked} Karl mania is about to hit China! Karl Lagerfeld has begun expanding his eponymous brand with stores in Shanghai and Beijing. {WWD}

Plus, peep the full, colorful, print-filled collection!

Wanna learn the secrets to Pinterest fame? Just ask designer Peter Som, who has an insane 3.3 million-person-strong Pinterest following. {The Business of Fashion} Mario Testino makes Kate Moss "L'Étoile de Lima" for Vogue Paris's April 2013 Peru special edition. Under-boob ahoy... {Design Scene} Is Lily Aldridge a street style copycat? The model and Victoria's Secret Angel steps out in a Givenchy maxi dress styled almost the exact same way Kim Kardashian did it three weeks earlier. {US Weekly} This seems weird... even for Maison Martin Margiela: The mysterious fashion house's latest collaboration is with G-Shock watches. {Highsnobiety}

Thank goodness designers are finding plenty of ways to play with the animal print.

New show reviews and galleries are in! Check out Katie Ermilio, Peter Som, and Clover Canyon.

Peter Som's fall 2013 collection, like his digital-only show format, was pared down and simplified to only the most important elements. For Som, th

Talk about a model apartment: Cara Delevingne and Georgia May Jagger are reportedly moving in together. Need another roomie? {Telegraph} Zac Posen is launching a new contemporary line called Zac Zac Posen--complete with more cocktail dresses and a more wallet-friendly price point than his main line, but a bit more dear than his ZSpoke range. {Vogue UK} Seth Cohen and Blair Waldorf Adam Brody and Leighton Meester are allegedly dating. Our teenage hearts are exploding with both envy and excitement. {HuffPo} Something old, something new, something borrowed, something... Som? Anthropologie has scooped up Peter Som to create a bridal collection in the first of a series of designer collabs for its BHLDN line. {WWD}

In McQueen and Peter Som, respectively, Rooney and Kate Mara basically proved that great style is genetic.

First, Chris Benz announced that he'd be sitting out the Fall 2013 shows. Soon after, Peter Som decided to forgo the traditional runway for one of KCD's nifty digital fashion shows, following in the footsteps of See by Chloe and Pierre Balmain, amongst others. Then last week's Wall Street Journal article about designers forgoing New York Fashion Week hit the real nerve, highlighting several up-and-coming (as well as established) labels choosing not to stage runway shows or presentations. Suddenly, it's okay—even respectable in certain circumstances—not to show at Fashion Week.

New York Fashion Week is mere weeks away, but this season we'll be missing some of our favorite designers. Hot on the heels of news that Chris Benz won't be showing in February comes word that Peter Som is skipping the runway, too. But this doesn't mean Som is totally down for the count.