The brand takes a breather from its supermodel rotation to flex some social muscle.

Famous kids are following in their parents's footsteps, from ad campaigns to magazine covers.

Plus: The ladies of "Downton Abbey" go modern.

Plus: KITTENS.

Hey, at least there were no feathered headdresses.

And Delevingne and Michelle Rodriguez are maybe back together.

And Johnny Depp covers Interview.

Forget SoulCycle, burn your yoga mats, and cancel your Equinox membership.

We kinda like Claire Danes's British Vogue cover more than her recent American Vogue one. Soft lighting for the win! {HuffPo} Giorgio Armani has joined forces with 21st Century Fox to dress film characters in Emporio Armani. First up: The Counselor, which stars Michael Fassbender and Penelope Cruz. {WWD} Gwyneth Paltrow wears a Hugo Boss suit with no bra for the brand's latest campaign. We guess Gwynnie really doesn't like underwear...{US Weekly} Cara Delevingne talks about being a Chanel girl and becoming BFFs with "fashion dad" Karl Lagerfeld. Like we need another reason to be jealous of you, Cara. {Grazia}

Karlie Kloss wears Saint Laurent on the cover of Vogue Japan's November issue, shot by Patrick Demarchelier. {The Fashion Spot} The battle for workers' rights in Bangladesh continues. A failure to reach an agreement on minimum wage has sparked a series of protests in Dhaka. {WWD} Lena Dunham's little sis Grace couldn't help but make fun of her sister's rather, errr, questionable Emmys outfit: "It's like the Delia's catalogue made a red carpet dress!" Ouch. Then again, that's kind of what little sisters are for. {US Weekly}

With ladies like Cate Blanchett, Rose Byrne and Rachel Bilson making the red carpet rounds this week, we knew we were in for some pretty perfect looks. And in Balenciaga, Christopher Kane and Oscar de la Renta respectively, they did not disappoint. We also saw Solange in some Geisha-inspired Prada and Aubrey Plaza impressed us with some very chic Calvin Klein. Click through for all that and the rest of this week's 10 best dressed.

Deeeep breath. Ok. Remember that guy I mentioned last time we e-spoke? You know, the one I wept over while listening to Taylor Swift and painting my bathroom? Well, eleven weeks on, I think I'm almost-maybe ready to discuss the situation with you a bit more in-depth. I swear I won't cry. Hard.

This budding it-girl had a packed New York fashion week but kept a pretty awesome sense of humor about it. We asked her to chronicle it for us. Dare you not to develop a mini girl crush.

Kudos to Topshop for pulling the best front row I've seen all week--hell, all month. Demi Lovato (on crutches after a foot injury), Daisy Lowe, Pixie Geldof, One Direction's Louis Tomlinson and his girlfriend Eleanor Calder, Kate Bosworth and her husband, and Olivia Palermo all wedged in next to each other to take in the show, which opened with the totally-inescapable model of the moment Cara Delevingne. Like the front row, the collection offered an eclectic mix.

What's the average number of teeth Kate Middleton exposes when she smiles? Find out with this creepy yet comprehensive guide to emulating the Duchess c/o Vogue UK. {Daily Mail} Design collaboration MAN, from Topman and British non-profit Fashion East, turned more than a few heads with its unwearable menswear collection at London Fashion Week. Yes, there's driftwood involved. {HuffPo} Colorado-based skincare brand Apothecanna now makes a line of products that contain cannabis. An interesting (and actually, totally legal) take on "going green"... {SheFinds}

The Clothes: Super tight mini dresses, often with Mark Fast's signature open weave and lots of fringe. Colors ranged from black and berry to the icies

"Once I got there, there was no point in being afraid,” said Daisy Lowe about her Oyster cover shoot in which she had to mingle with live snakes.

Vionnet Has New Creative Directors: It's just been announced that Rodolfo Paglialunga is out as designer of Vionnet. He is credited with restarting the sleepy French brand and the decision is reportedly mutual. He will be replaced by Italian twin sisters Barbara and Lucia Croce, who we know absolutely nothing about. {WWD} Florence Welch's Couture Dance Party: Fashion's favorite Brit songstress Florence Welch wears gorgeous couture looks from Valentino and Elie Saab in Florence and the Machine's latest video for "Shake it up." We can't ID the red dress, but it's super pretty as well. UDPATE: It was Elie Saab. {YouTube via Fashin} Karl Lagerfeld's Coke Moment: In this hilarious video from Style.com's twitter, a man in a suit carries a glass of Coca-cola on a silver tray over to Karl Lagerfed, waits for him to take a sip, and then walks away. It's probably the best thing I've seen all fashion month. {@styledotcom}

Author of "How to Walk in High Heels", Camilla has written for the UK Times, the Telegraph, Bazaar, and Time Style and Design in the US. She also covered the shows for Vogue UK online, reviewing all cities and hemlengths, and also assisted in the Galliano Studios. Attending fashion shows long before she was invited, London is where she started as a lowly Cinderella Fashionista. This season she is very excited to share some of her adventures with you. Meet London's It girls. They're the ones designers long to dress and they're as happy in the market or clubs as they are on the red carpet. With a different paparazzi culture (and no pesky Kardashians or Real Housewives), these are the girls who fill the gossip mags and blogs across the pond.

The British Fashion Council has just announced the nominees for the 2011 British Fashion Awards, which are essentially the U.K.'s answer to our prestigious CFDA's. The ceremony, which is scheduled for November 28, is meant to recognize the most influential people in fashion today and also promote the growth of British fashion. With all the attention the U.K. has been getting lately for that stylish princess of theirs and being dubbed the "new fashion capital," British fashion is definitely more relevant than ever this year. That may be why the BFC has decided to re-introduce the Red Carpet award, which "gives recognition to a British designer who is creating global awareness of their designs in the media." From Kim Jones to Stella McCartney to Erdem, here are all the nominees: