Are these not the coolest kids' clothes you've ever seen?

Here's hoping Behati Prinsloo likes wearing Aztec-print shortalls.

You know those items of clothing you purchase with the idea that you'll wear them over and over forever, eventually someday passing them down to your daughter or granddaughter or some cute kid you babysit? Katie Ermilio for Steven Alan is those clothes.

It's got the kind of easy California vibe we've become accustomed to seeing from House of Harlow, which launched with accessories in 2009.

The latest Conscious Exclusive collection is easy on the eyes, yes -- but more importantly, it's easy on Mother Nature.

This collection will take you straight from the barre to the bar. (See what we did there?)

Hardware stores? So hot right now.

Well, you can't wear lingerie all the time, can you?

Sit back, relax, and watch all the livestreamed action right here.

It's mod! It's nautical! It's "modical."

We bet it will be super kute.

Be prepared to swoon.

Need something to kick those polar vortex blues once and for all? Warby Parker's got just the prescription.

What even did we just look at?

It's a bear in a beanie. What's not to love about that?!

Ooh, the shoes.

We've been seeing a fair amount of forest green in the Pre-Fall 2014 collections of designers -- a trend far more wearable than the gauchos we also keep coming across -- and none perhaps as lust-worthy as the short mink rounded jacket here.

We're big fans of the casual, subdued direction Madewell's new head designer has taken for spring.

Is anyone else getting major Manolo Blahnik Urban Shoe Myth vibes?

Chanel staged a Texas-sized pre-fall show in Dallas on Tuesday night, and, like most productions Karl Lagerfeld puts on, it was an over-the-top affair.

From the celebrities to the sets to the casually racist clothing, here's what happened when Chanel brought a bunch of fashion people to Dallas.

Madewell, like many fashion brands, is getting involved with Art Basel. And while its latest collab will likely generate some buzz (we're writing about it aren't we), it will also actually support art.

When former Rochas creative director Marco Zanini signed on to become creative director of Schiaparelli in September, he was lured not only by the opportunity to design and show high-end ready-to-wear for the storied fashion house, but also haute couture. That opportunity will soon be realized.