Yet another way to score behind-the-scenes peeks of your favorite TV shows, including "Empire," "The Walking Dead" and "The Mindy Project."

We caught up with the designers behind TV's best-costumed shows at this weekend's 16th Annual Costume Designers Guild Awards.

All the news you need to know on the first Friday of 2014.

This is a tale of bravery, tiny reptiles, and the awesomeness of Lena Dunham.

Stop the presses! Lady Gaga stepped out in New York looking like an ACTUAL LADY. More of this, please, Gaga. {NYLON Blogs} Is it safe to call Cara Delevingne a Karl Lagerfeld muse at this point? The designer photographed the model for Numéro's September issue. {The Front Row View} As for another prominent designer-cum-photographer, Hedi Slimane lensed Sky Ferreira in these press images, featuring "ethereal and sultry" makeup by Amy Chance. Those words don't always belong together, but in this case, it's accurate. {Bernstein & Andriulli} Gah! On Kanye West's Kris episode, he'll apparently give us a look at baby North. Audience members say that North looks like Kanye, but with Kim's huge almond-shaped eyes. Smart move, Kris, making us actually want to tune in to your show (but just this once). {Daily Mail}

Back in the mid-aughts, Rachel Zoe started showing up in celebrity gossip rags almost as frequently as the waif-like celebrities she was dressing (N

Netflix's latest original series Orange is the New Black debuted yesterday with its entire first season and if you haven't already seen it, we recommend setting some time aside for a marathon this weekend--it's good (and even got picked up for a second season before it actually aired). Created by Jenji Kohan (of Weeds) and based on a memoir of the same name, it's a dramedy that follows Piper Chapman (played by Taylor Schilling) on her challenging transition from living a comfortable life with her fiancé in New York to being an inmate at a women's prison with a colorful cast of characters (including Natasha Lyonne and Taryn Manning). For the most part, however, their outfits are a not-so-colorful khaki--except for newbies like Chapman, who wear the bright orange referenced in the show's title. This is something we learned while chatting with costume designer Jenn Rogien, who had a lot of fascinating research to do re: prison dress codes while prepping for this project--a far cry from her work on Girls.

Lena Dunham puts her underpants on just like the rest of you--one leg at a time. Except, when her underpants are on, she makes hit TV shows. According to a tweet she sent out yesterday, HBO has been providing Dunham with a fresh pair of oonda-pants on the set of GIRLS--now filming its third season--every single gosh darn day:

When we first tackled the subject of the Girls and their wardrobes, we noted how realistically they dressed compared with other shows in the same vein. So, have they and costume designer Jenn Rogien kept up that believability in season two? From Hannah's weird little girl dresses and visible bras, to Shoshannah's "deflowered but not devalued" party get-up (which of course included a KMid-esque fascinator), click through for the episode's best fashion moments and our super scientific analysis. Glad to have you back, Girls!

The last time we caught up with Jenn Rogien, costume designer behind hit HBO series Girls, she told us about her collaboration aspirations, which haven't taken long to materialize in the form of a new gig with American Eagle-affiliated intimates brand aerie. That the designer of a show like Girls, where much camera time is given to semi-nude/pantsless twentysomethings, ended up working with an intimates brand, didn't come as much of a shock to us. Or to Rogien. We chatted with the budding stylist-turned-mogul about the collab, underwear trends, awkward fittings and more.

As Hannah puts it, "I've always marched to the beat of my own drummer, ever since I cut my camp shirt into a halter top."

Though Girls has only been around for one (too?) short season, the show's costume designer Jenn Rogien is already making a name for herself. Her rare

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