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Check out this year's style winners.

We bet it will be good.

As usual, we've saved the best for last--even though Paris is at the end of the packed fashion month schedule, it never falls short on style. There's just something about the City of Lights that inspires people to pull out their most amazing bags, shoes, and clothes.

While the rest of the world was enjoying a nice, leisurely Sunday brunch, the fashion set was still working hard mid-fashion week. But just because it's a day of rest doesn't mean they left their sense of style at home! On day four, we saw the blogger La Petite Anglaise herself, Ella Catliff, as well as editors Caroline Issa and Christina Pérez.

C'est fini! After New York, London and Milan, the fashion crowd set their sights upon the city of lights.

So, the well-heeled fashion set continued onto Milan after London Fashion Week, as they do, and mysteriously have yet to run out of outfits. Luckily, after New York, they were prepared for bad weather and Milan's little blizzard failed to put a damper on the city's street style. A look at 25 of Milan's best off-runway looks as we get ready for Paris.

Want to own a piece of fashion history--and history history? Ten of Princess Diana's most iconic dresses are going up for auction on March 19. {Vogue UK} Watch the great Karlie Kloss in action on the set of her seductive spring 2013 Muse Magazine cover shoot. {Fashion Gone Rogue} This poor girl's YouTube hair tutorial is legitimately the stuff of nightmares. Ergo you must watch it. {HuffPo} Cara Delevingne was the top model at London Fashion Week, but who's surprised? See who else did pretty well for themselves. {The Cut}

Squares could be boring, but for Ohne Titel's Flora Adams and Alexa Gill, they proved a more than riveting inspiration. "We were playing with the id

Some girls just have all the luck: Karl Lagerfeld has reportedly volunteered to design Keira Knightley's wedding gown. Karl, if you need a project and you're just giving things away, we're always available. {Vogue UK} Would you take out insurance on your favorite handbag? French bank Société Générale thinks that's what women want, but some women are crying sexism. {HuffPo} All might be fair in love and fashion, but W Magazine would like you to know that they aren't feuding with founder John Fairchild, thank you. (Also, check out The Cut's revamped site - looks good guys!) {The Cut}