PS I Made This

Everyone needs a little help with the job search. When it comes to careers in fashion, we've got you covered.

Our How to Make It in Fashion conference is coming to Los Angeles on November 8, and tickets are selling fast. If you're hoping to start a career in the fashion world—whether as a stylist, publicist, designer, or blogger—we've gathered some of the industry's most notable insiders as our keynote speakers, including Erica Domesek of P.S. I Made This, costume designer Lyn Paolo of Scandal and Shameless, and the legendary designer and stylist L'Wren Scott.

P.S.--Erica Domesek of P.S. I Made This is a keynote speaker at our "How to Make It in Fashion" conference!

Remember how fun it was to pick out your outfit for the first day of school? New school year, new outfit, new you, right? Click through to see what all your favorite fashion industry insiders--everyone from Eva Chen to Oscar PR Girl's Erika Bearman to Rebecca Minkoff to DKNY PR Girl Aliza Licht--wore to go back to school--and shop the updated look for today.

Still can't figure out what you want to be for Halloween? Our favorite DIY fashion guru, Erica Domesek of PS I Made This, has a crazy--and surprisingly simple--option for you: Be a crow.

Are you the world's most crafty, organized, efficient, savvy intern? If so, keep reading! Qualifications: • Skilled in all around crafting, sewing

Having your name or initials emblazoned on something never gets old. It goes back to that pride you felt back in third grade, when writing your name into your favorite books sent a statement to the world: "This is mine." (And if you're like me, you also drew a unicorn and stars for good measure) As far as gifts go, something personalized or custom-designed shows that you put a bit of effort into it, when you could totally just buy an iTunes gift card. With that in mind, we gathered a bunch of customizable gift ideas at various price points. Whether your recipient is into fashion or not, here are ten ideas for cool custom gifts. Click through to check them out.

Erica Domesek of P.S. I Made This wants your handbag to be as glam as your gown on a fancy night out. But that doesn't mean you've got to spend gaggles of cash on a clutch. In our latest video from the domestic fashion goddess, Domesek teaches you how to easily transform your sunglasses case or wallet into the perfect evening bag. What can we say? She's crafty....

It's the end of 2010, and we're feeling generous! To celebrate Fashionista's stellar year, we've put together three swag bags of our favorite items a

Last night we were honored to join our DIY guru Erica Domesek of P.S. I Made This to fete her new book at the Kate Spade New York store in SoHo. But since it's Erica, she of the golden glue gun, this wasn't your ordinary schmooze and have some drinks and eat some mini hotdogs type book party (though there were mini hotdogs and they were delicious). She put us to work. We, along with Design Sponge's Grace Bonney, Andrew Mukamal, Lonny Magazine's Michelle Adams, and Style Republic Magazine's Brittany Law, were tasked with DIY-ing one of Kate Spade New York's signature black leather London Totes. Sharpie and crafting site I Love To Create generously supplied us all with tons of great art supplies.

P.S. I Live Here: As it turns out, the design talents of Erica Domesek of PS I Made This are not limited to clothes and accessories. A tour of her Gramercy Park loft reveals customized vintage subway signs, a laundry basket made into a coffee table, an entire wall of craft supplies and cool inspiration boards. {Casasugar} Rag & Bone Documentary: Apparently, The September Issue's R.J. Cutler made a short documentary about the preparations for Rag & Bone's Fall 2010 runway show. Weirdly, the film is sponsored by Starbuck's and will be available to view on Frappuccino.com as well as Rag & Bone's website. There will also be a screening at the Crosby Street Hotel on September 8th. {WWD via Refinery29} Mysterious Fashion Twitterer Revealed: @Fashionweeknyc has been discovered. It turns out "she" is a "he." Nathan Stobezki runs a website called myownrunway.com, calls himself a "Fashion Tweetologist," like, on Linked In, and boasts such Facebook interests as stock trading, venture capital and, of course, fashion. {Racked}

It's been two summers and I'm still really, really into anything that even remotely resembles a friendship bracelet. Now, the wicked talented Erica Domesek--she of our favorite DIY website, PS- I Made This--has created a rope necklace that I just can't resist. Domesek partnered with adorable boutique Tauk--in Montauk, obviously--to release a limited edition run of the macrame necklaces she's been wearing all summer. And yes, she made them. Each is handwoven with string, bright ropes, and ultra suede. I'm partial to the navy, black, and white, but let's be real, they're all cute.

We've basically abandoned DIYs. There's too much going on and we've lost our glue gun under the bed. But more importantly, we've fallen in love with

It might be too late to start making gifts, but if you've already had your fill of Elf and Pictionary come December 26th, try this. Modelinia asked Er

Much to my chagrin, I've never been very crafty. And I'm always incredibly jealous of people who are. Enter Erica Domesek and her super cute website,