Alexander Wang, Sophie Theallet and Billy Reid have each won a CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Award in the past three years, and the talented designers are no doubt in high demand for collaborative projects. So who has the powerhouse trio decided to partner with? None other than coffee-giant Starbucks. In one of the most unlikely collaborations we've ever heard of, Wang, Theallet and Reid have all designed limited-edition tees in celebration of Starbucks' 40th birthday. Each tee will be sold in-stores as well as online and, like everything else Starbucks produces, they will feature the instantly-recognizable logo of the brand (albeit slightly hidden).

Thom Browne's SS11 womenswear collection appeared on the internet yesterday, showcasing not only Browne's covetable designs, but also the staying power of a strange trend. Showing suits printed with female silhouettes, Browne's Spring 2011 collection is the most recent in a string of designers to create items showcasing the female form.

Both BryanBoy and model Andrej Pejic have a penchant for wearing women's clothing and this pair of seamless wraparound shades. Who rocks this look bet

Yesterday, at the Forever 21 opening, a group of us got into a discussion about going topless at places other than a nude beach. (See these Standard Hotel NSFW party pictures to get a sense of how we landed on the topic.) Leah mentioned that it seems almost chic or trendy to take off your shirt, and/or bra, as much as you can these days, (but she concedes that she may have just not noticed it in the past). We all concurred. Of course, one must look no further than Purple Diary for proof.

The long skirt (and dress) comeback is steadily gaining momentum. Whether it’s a backlash against the plateauing popularity of minis, or just another ‘90s trend revival, we’re kind of digging this look. And, given its prevalence on the Fall '10 runways and even Resort, this trend isn't dying down anytime soon. But we wondered: Can everyone pull it off?

I have this cute Charlotte Ronson sheer coral button-down with cream lace. When Lauren interviewed me for Fashionista, she asked if it was vintage. A few minutes later, I asked her if her sunglasses were vintage, and they turned out to be Karen Walker. Ha: I, too, have a pair of Karen Walker sunglasses that someone once thought were vintage. I suddenly realized I have two relatively expensive designer items in my wardrobe that, apparently, every person I meet thinks is “vintage,” which, for some reason, my brain has equated with “cheap.” I felt a little annoyed. I wondered, is this a risk I’m taking every time I buy something vintage-inspired? And more importantly, is it really worth paying designer prices for something people presume to be vintage?

Last weekend, I took a short trip to the UK for a dear friend's wedding. While I was only there for a few days, I made sure to stop by COS in London, simply because it's the best high street store in existence. (That is, if you're over 25 and now look absurd in too-trendy Topshop wares.) I scored with a sheer, greenish-blue button-up, which I wore yesterday to the YSL show with high-waisted black pants and a pair of Heavy Machine heels. Oh, and a black bra, which shone quite clearly through the translucent top. When I met up with my fiance for food, he kind of chuckled when he noticed that my bra could be pretty easily discerned by other diners in the restaurant. While he was more bemused than anything, he did think it was hilarious that I was cool with showing it off. Clearly, sheer is huge this summer.

We applauded Donna Karan for showing off her stylish black leather fanny pack at a Parsons event earlier this spring. But the Schitbag? We're not so

Confession time--When I moved to New York last August, I was completely bald. (Full disclosure: It wasn’t by choice. I had just finished seven months

Last Thursday night, I hopped over to the release party of The Block Magazine's fashion issue at Lower East Side boutique International Playground. Am

When Ralph Lauren sent overalls down his SS10 runway, it wasn't exactly a look that shook the fashion world. The last time I was interested in a deni

During the winter, I like to get dressed up for work. I wear heels--my favorites are my Acne booties and Proenza pumps--black tights, shift dresses a

This question's about as old as black and blue, but it is almost spring. Sure, underwear as outerwear rears its head every March, but for SS10 it was,

photo courtsey jak&jilJulia Roitfeld takes Fashionair inside her closet in this video. She names her favorite pieces, models a few outfits, and answer

This isn't a question I've considered before. If you take the stripes out of my closet, I probably own about three things that aren't solid. But on m

Never would I have guessed that those three words would be the cause of such an internet phenomenon. Just type them into your search engine and see wh

In Vogue's April issue, Sally Singer hung out with Zoe Kravitz and Olivia Thirlby while they searched high and low for clog boots. Though no one, from

Or we should say, will you break out any of your official high school gear just because the runways tell you to? Even Alexander Wang, god to the too-c

Each day of NYFW presented more and more examples of belly baring for S/S 2010. From Alex Wang and Brian Reyes to Yigal and Charlotte Ronson, and abou

In my ramp up to last Sunday's season premiere of Mad Men, I re-watched the first season. Of course, the ladies' outfits (and Don, duh) made me swoon

Little girls have been wearing charm bracelets for years, but we've seen a burst in kitsch jewelry recently. Food, animals, kitchen appliances--just

I've been thinking about this picture of Alexis Bledel from WWD since I saw it earlier today. While I appreciate the Gilmore memories that any picture

Our friends over at The Frisky found this baby by designer Dechel McKillion on 80s Purple. And we have to agree with them that these look like trouble