Saturday is sort of PFW's version of hump day. Luckily, there was good fashion to get us through. My top five looks from the last 10 hours:

Usually, fashion campaigns are inspired by the collections they're advertising. But it was just the opposite for Viktor & Rolf's newest fragrance, Bonbon.

Is the Italian fashion industry doomed? These six promising designers would tell you that it's definitely not.

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Carine Roitfeld reveals photos from her early modeling days to V Magazine. Now that's a #ThrowbackThursday. {V Magazine} Sofia Vergara covers Harper's Bazaar looking as sexy as ever in front of Terry Richardson's lens. Her secret? Lipstick. It "brightens your face! Unless you're Giselle Bündchen or 19, you need something." Oh Sofia, don't you know you're just as gorgeous as both of those things put together? {Harper's Bazaar} Rita Ora frolics around London for Madonna and Lourdes's new "Material Girl Hits London" campaign. Looks like she even borrowed one of those famous Bearskin hats. Wonder if she got the guards to laugh at that one. {US Weekly}

The Chambre Syndicale de la Couture, the governing body that decides who can technically call themselves a couture house, voted on Friday to make Viktor & Rolf a correspondent member, reports WWD.

We bet you didn't think fashion designers would be the ones to discover and launch a brand new way of seeing the internet. We asked Viktor, Rolf and Liz Goldwyn to explain. Read on to learn about everything from their "round" concept, to how they met, to yoga classes in Amsterdam, to all the cool stuff Goldwyn has in the works, and to watch the video they collaborated on to introduce the relaunch of Viktor-Rolf.com.

From some crafty DIY looks to the most creative hair we've seen in a long time, click through to see the 10 most innovative looks from the Paris fashion week fall 2013 runways.

New show reviews and galleries are in from Paris! Check out Sonia Rykiel, Acne, and Viktor & Rolf.

We've come to expect pretty out-there and gimmicky stuff from Viktor & Rolf. Remember when the designers painted all their models' faces red? Or whe

Pre-Fall 2013 has wrapped!...or has it?...Nobody can quite say for sure, but with the Fall 2013 shows quickly approaching in mid-February, we figured now was as good a time as any to take inventory of our favorites from “the season between seasons."

Click through our slideshow of the best shoes of Spring 2013 and try to pick a favorite. We dare you.

Coming soon to fingernails near you: A Mariah Carey OPI nail polish collection! The singer takes great pride in her fingernails, so much so that they'

Fashion shows aren't just about fashion anymore. Or more accurately, fashion isn't just about the clothes anymore. Every season, runway shows get more elaborate, as designers and brands try to cram a lot of drama into the 15 minutes that they have everyone's attention. And it works--it makes a show pretty memorable. (Whether or not it helps the image of a brand or helps the clothes be memorable remains to be seen, as our contributor Long Nguyen speculated in his review of Dior's show.) Karl Lagerfeld and his Chanel extravaganzas are the notable exception. Lagerfeld always wows us with a spectacle of grand proportions--and clothes to match. The Chanel show, which walks tomorrow in Paris, is undoubtedly the highlight of fashion month every seasaon. But those who have come before it this month weren't too shabby, either. Pyrotechnics, a fruit stand, and an escalator all helped designers tell their stories for their fall 2012 collections. Click through to see all the most outrageous runway shows from this season.

The weekend is coming to a close and with it, I'm more than halfway through Paris fashion week. I'm having trouble even remembering what I did two hou

Like pieces of fashionable sushi, Viktor & Rolf sent out their models on a conveyor belt before they hit the runway. They hit a pose and stuck it, p

As we're sure you've heard, nominations were announced today for the most important red carpet film awards ceremony of the year. And you know us. Inst