From how he got into Barneys after five months to how he gets celebrities in his Polaroid campaigns.

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And, that time he called the fashion industry "retarded."

Star of Parks & Recreation and Celeste and Jesse Forever and all around smart, funny, pretty, but normal-seeming lady of whom we're eternally jealous, Rashida Jones, follows up Greta Gerwig in the latest Band of Outsiders polaroid campaign. Because of course she does.

Band of Outsiders has undergone a big branding change. Plus, peep the super cute Resort collection.

As Greta Gerwig's star continues to rise from indie Mumblecore queen to bona fide Hollywood ingenue, she's showing up more and more on red carpets and in the fashion world. (She attended this year's Met Ball wearing Saint Laurent.) We chatted with her about braving scary red carpets, hiring a stylist, and getting wasted in the ladies' room at the Met Ball. Just try not to want to be best friends with her after reading this interview.

Scott Sternberg knows how to pick 'em--subjects for his seasonal Polaroid campaigns, that is.

Scott Sternberg always thinks carefully about the music for his shows. Billie Holiday was wafting through the showspace as guests entered, and it seemed the singer also influenced Sternberg's Band of Outsiders fall collection. Though the music switched to Fiona Apple's "Hot Knife" for the actual show (another amazing song choice), the clothes stayed true to Holiday's time. There was a '40s bent to the collection: Day dresses were a bit more slim-fitting than what we're used to seeing from Sternberg--rouched knee-length skirts hugged the body; elbow-length gloves, fur collars, and red lipstick upped the ladylike factor; and a sponsorhip from Swarovski meant that crystals added glamor to evening looks. So where does that quirky LA hipster thing we've come to expect from Sternberg work its way in?

“This is game control” says Scott Sternberg, his voice rising above the din of 6th avenue traffic passing us while we sit in his bespoke Band of Outsiders studio on wheels, its glass walls giving NYC a look inside the designer’s fall 2013 menswear collection, and into his rarified mind. Inspired by the notion of urban utopia, maps, globes and architect Oscar Niemeyer’s Brasília, Sternberg is showing his newest menswear collection by sending two models, Matt and Miles, on a scavenger hunt throughout Manhattan. There’s a different look for each clue, and the hunt is being livestreamed throughout the day.

We've noticed a few trends from the spring 2013 Paris collections making their way into the new pre-fall collections--and this season, even trend-resistant Scott Sternberg was not immune to the power of le Smoking.

The latest starlet to pose for Scott Sternberg's Polaroid lens is the adorable Amy Adams. She's giving us major hair and outfit envy as the follow up to last season's Boy. by Band of Outsiders campaign star Michelle Williams.

Inspired by The Hunger Games and Battle Royal, Scott Sternberg sent his California girls into battle comfortably at his Spring 2013 show.

While waiting to interview designer Scott Sternberg after his boy. by Band of Outsiders show yesterday I saw Aziz Ansari hanging around. So I had to treat myself and grab a few words with one of my fave comedians. Fashionista: So what brings you here? Aziz Ansari: I'm covering the show for Vogue for Kids. But there's no kid's stuff, so I don't know why I came. All of the stuff, none of it is available in kid sizes. That's weird. I don't know why they sent me.

Handsome and rugged leading men are having a fashion moment (see: Prada's fall campaign and Ewan McGregor for Belstaff). Band of Outsiders is the la

For Boy. by Band of Outsiders' spring look book, Scott Sternberg took yet another one of our favorite actresses on a dreamy, well-dressed Los Angele

What New York girl doesn't dream of one day owning a wardrobe that's as cool and self-possessed as Diane Keaton's in Manhattan? Well thanks to BOY by Band of Outsiders' Pre-Fall collection, that dream can be your reality (provided you have a fat wallet too, of course). Designer Scott Sternberg said he had Keaton in mind when designing the collection, which is chockfull of tomboy separates, and librarian-chic skirt suits and dresses. "I was re-watching Manhattan for like the 15th time," he said. "And that way of dressing that you see in Diane Keaton's character - corduroy suits, button ups, a certain type of plaid, a high neck, etc. - just seemed really fresh, or close to it...certainly in need of an update but the nice start of an idea about dressing for the fall."