Philip Treacy

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Fashion month officially kicks off this week with the shows in New York. While it may warm up by the time Paris fashion week rolls around, it's going to be really cold for a while, which means everyone's going to be bundled up. What's a street style star to do if no one can see her outfit? Capitalize on all the wackadoo spring 2013 accessories, that's what.

After 120 years in production, Vogue has hired its first ever male Editor-in-Chief. Kullawit Laosuksri, the 46-year-old former EIC of ELLE Thailand, was tapped to helm Vogue Thailand, the 21st international edition of the glossy which launched this month. And he's doing pretty well so far.

Halloween is essentially cancelled for us New Yorkers. Thanks Sandy! So we've decided to have a fantasy Halloween in which we dress up using Srping 2013 runway looks...in our minds. Can you tell we're getting stir crazy?

Taylor Swift covers December's Cosmo and dishes about her past relationships... sort of. {US Weekly} Heidi Klum has cancelled her famous Halloween party in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. She promises to reschedule it as a "haunted Christmas." {HuffPo} Jessica Biel may have surprised us by picking out a sugary-pink wedding gown, but it turns out she also surprised herself. {The Cut}

See what the celebs are tweeting about #Sandy, from Lindsay Lohan (who's calling it "Sally" for some weird reason) to Jerry Seinfeld's hilarious take on Mayor Bloomberg's sweater choice. {US Weekly} Rita Ora will be filling Alexa Chung's *ahem* stylish shoes as the new face of Superga. {HuffPo}

London is the shortest fashion "week" of the month (it's only five days long) but it manages to pack in a ton of shows in that time. And we were at most of them! London's fashion is really unique--from heritage brands to the buzzy up-and-comers, we've chosen our 10 favorite collections from the London shows. Click through to see our picks (in no particular order) and tell us if you agree!

Following in the steps of Prada, Fendi is reissuing its famed "baguette" it-bag in six of its most popular iterations. Expect them in stores next month. {WWD subscription required} Mischa Barton is opening a store in Dubai for her new clothing line, so you can't say she hasn't been doing anything since The OC. {Racked} Folks, there is a real life Kate Moss coloring book, available for $15 at Shopbop. {Refinery 29} For the 25th anniversary of Childline, Harvey Nichols will display a series of phone booths redesigned by some of Britain's top designers. Giles Deacon, Philip Treacy, and photographer Willie Christie (Grace Coddington's ex) are amongst the participants. Christie plans to use Grace's pout in his design. The booths are set to go on display May 24th. {Vogue UK}

You have to hand it to Madonna. She killed it tonight at the Super Bowl halftime show. She did cartwheels. And walkovers. In stiletto over-the-knee