And Kim Kardashian busts a seam.

"If MADE had an HR department, we'd all be fired or sued."

All 28 of the designers showing at Made's Milk Studios and Standard Hotel spaces next week are worth paying attention to. But we're especially excited about the seven designers who are joining their ranks for the first time.

While we still travel to big halls and complexes with tents and sit on benches while models walk down a runway in clothes that wont be sold until six

You know how it can be virtually impossible to get a good shot of a look during a runway show with your phone and then you end up tweeting disappointing blurry photos of nothing? Not anymore, thanks to a genius (seriously) new app just launched by Made (formerly MAC & Milk). The Made Fashion app, which I got to try out this morning at a blogger breakfast at Milk Studios, uses technology developed with Sonicnotify (more on that in a sec) to streamline the way designers, editors, buyers and consumers experience fashion shows and presentations. Here's what it does, in bullet points because technology is confusing: • While you're at a Made fashion show, the app somehow recognizes sound waves that are inaudible to the human ear and automatically syncs your phone/iPad to what show you're at. Seriously.

Rumor: McQueen: Savage Beauty Going To London? A McQueen spokesperson said there have been tentative talks with some London venues but an official announcement will be made if/when they reach a decision. Though there's no comment from the Met, this sounds like something, if not the exact exhibit, is in the works! {Telegraph} Elle and H&M One-Day-Only E-Commerce: Starting at noon today you can buy four looks from H&M's fall collection on Elle's website. An H&M spokesperson said it's a preview of their full e-commerce launching next spring. Don't worry if it sells out though--the full fall collection hit stores in two days. {WWD} Models In Film: Gemma Ward and Dree Hemingway Cast In Films: Ward was recently cast in the upcoming production of The Great Gatsby (fingers crossed for her as Jordan), and now there are reports that Hemingway will star in the film adaptation of Someday This Pain Will Be Useful to You alongside Lucy Liu. The fall cinema lineup is looking good! {Modelinia} Rei Kawakubo Isn't Excited About Fashion Anymore: She told the Wall Street Journal that "there are not enough of us believing in the same thing, that there is a kind of burnout, that people just want cheap fast clothes and are happy to look like everyone else." I somewhat agree. {The Cut} Behind-The-Scenes Of A Vogue Nippon Photo Shoot: Editor Anna Dello Russo posted a great series of photos from a very Dolce and Gabbana-heavy shoot. Sequined pants, anyone? {Anna Dello Russo}

I've been on a couple photo shoots in the past, but nothing as crazy-glamorous as yesterday's at Milk Studios. Not only did I get my makeup done and my hair blown out, but Rankin--yes, the Rankin--took my photo. You see, the legendary photographer has an exhibit opening at Milk today, as well as a new project where he's photographing 100 people for $100 a pop from June 1-5. As a nice little perk, Milk and Rankin's team invited editors over yesterday to get their portraits done.

Full disclosure: we didn't quite make it into Imitation's show yesterday at MAC & Milk, due, once again, to the venue's crushing methods of crowd control. After ten minutes' worth of polite begging and pleading with the staff, who assured us that the studio's penthouse couldn't fit even one more person without becoming a fire hazard, we gave up hope and chose to wait for photos to pop up online. It looks as though designer Tara Subkoff, who launched Imitation a decade ago as a concept line crafted from vintage and secondhand finds, was in a minimalist mood this season.

This weekend at Milk was jam packed, with shows from a plethora of talented designers. Gary Graham showed a strong collection on Saturday, as did Isabella Tonchi. Sunday was busy with a show from Erin Fetherston with Kelly Osbourne front row, and a presentation from Pamela Love complete with mixtape goody bags, and a colorful and joyous presentation from Peter Jensen. Click through for more on Milk's weekend offerings.

Suffer for Fashion: Dis Magazine gets a little dis-turbing. Here's a hypothetical look at what women would look like if we surgically "enhanced" our shoulders and collarbones to adapt to the increasing popularity of dramatic shoulders a la McQueen and Lanvin. It's funny, creepy and sort-of NSFW. {Dis Magazine} Gilt Groupe's Offices Less Glamorous Than Their Image: A tour of Gilt's gritty warehouse, located at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. {Business Insider} How Much For the Kate Moss?: Eighteen Testino-shot photographs of the supermodel will be exhibited and up for sale next week at Phillips de Pury & Co’ s London headquarters in Victoria next week. The best part? The photos have been blown up to life-size proportions. {Telegraph}

While the luxury industry keeps growing, the league of craftsmen who sew the garments, cobble the shoes and work the leather keeps shrinking. That's w

Temperley London is once again doing a digital installation for their Spring/Summer 2010 collection, this time at the cool kids locale, Milk Studios.

The official Fashion Week calendar just dropped and so far we've learned that a lot of the big guys - Ralph, Oscar, Calvin - are throwing multiple sho

We weren't sure why Erin Wasson, free, homeless-person loving, Alexander Wang-wearing rock 'n' roll hippie decided to show her AW10 line for RVCA at t

The first solid details on the tentatively titled MAC at Milk shows we've been talking about since the cosmetics company decided to end its partnershi

Sounds like Milk Studios is going to become one of our most-visited locations come September and New York Fashion Week. WWD reports this morning that

Remy, Student (I asked her what she's studying and she's still in high school to which my friend replied, "Damn, I wish I was that cool and poised in