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Katie Hillier has had a career most could only dream of. Designing accessories at Luella, Marc by Marc Jacobs, and working as a contributor and senior-editor at POP, Katie's resume is a fashion wonder. But it was only recently that the British designer turned her sights on a different goal: creating her own label. Fresh on the heels of her win as Accessories Designer of the Year at the British Fashion Awards in 2009, Katie set to work on Hillier, her eponymous jewelry line. Mixing luxury with fun, Hillier is adorable, unexpected, and highly covetable. Click through for our convo with Katie.

We're Fashionista. Of course we like sunglasses. But this year, it seems to be the accessory of choice: The Thing everything wants to get their hands on. Who cares if they're from The Row or Target? As long as they look good, we're happy. So we've rounded up the season's best. We'll be following up later today with a few longer features on the world of sunnies, so stay tuned. **All graphics by Steff Yotka.

It was rough going through London Fashion Week without an early morning Luella show, and we're not the only fans going through withdrawal. In the Kei

Last night was the second time this week we found ourselves in the car park at Selfridges. On Sunday, Yasmin LeBon hosted the Really, Really Great Gar

Which darling, well-heeled blogger posted this on her Facebook page, "there's Lacroix and then there's Luella...tragic about Lacroix :( makes me happy

We've been far too selfish in grieving Luella. We completely forgot having announced, just the day before, that Liberty had invited her to decorate th

Proenza-envy: Kristen Stewart's roaming the world with two heartthrobs and she's wearing new Proenza. If we were sixteen we'd be green with jealousy

The world's gone crazy since Luella lost her backing on Tuesday. There's a #saveluella campaign going strong on Twitter, even Alexa Chung's weighed in

The whole world weighed in on Lindsay Lohan and Estrella Archs' SS10 collection for Ungaro. Except Emanuel Ungaro himself. The founder's kept quiet s

All those perfect polka dot dresses? The punchy bows and tulip silhouettes from Luella Bartley's SS10 collection? They basically don't exist anymore

You already know how much we love the schoolgirl braids and pigtails that made their way down the runways for SS10. But the girly trend didn't stop t

Makeup for spring is almost always lighter and dewier than its fall counterpart. But one of my favorite trends so far is the use of pastel and Easter

Morning. It's the first day of Fashion Week here in London, but here's a sneak peek of next week's Luella collection, which I've (magically) already s

Who knew the industry would turn to men's fashion in the face of financial catastrophe? The past few months have seen shifts toward menswear from ever

After months of up-to-the-minute reports of the latest economy-induced fashion catastrophes, we all need a good dose of Isaac Mizrahi. WWD takes an in

Or the more appropriate question is, "Will you wear spring's head gear?" The runways have been inundated with hats. Catherine Holstein wrapped whole

***Please forgive the word "yesterday", our timing is a little off. Thanks.

We love when we can look at something and know exactly where the inspiration came from, especially when we know it has something to do with Blair. The

To be honest we were sort of waiting for this moment. Ever since Luella's eclectic punk Spring 08 show, the collection has been making ripples through

It's been more than a month since the Met Ball (you know, the super-hero bash with the widely ignored dress code), which was months after we'd already

Everyone's been a bit worried about Target losing Isaac Mizrahi to Liz Claiborne. The designer's been widely credited with building Target's fashion c