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Lights, camera, action! Award season is well under way, and it's safe to say the copious amount of red-carpet gowns and accessories have left us a little starstruck. Even if the Oscars isn't penciled into your social calendar, that doesn't mean you can't evoke the same dazzling effect in your own eveningwear repertoire. From red carpet afterparties to black-tie weddings, or just cocktails with friends, shop our ultimate award season dressing guide and get ready to turn heads at your next get-together.

Despite being in different cities, Jennifer Lawrence (at Heathrow airport) and Emmy Rossum (at LAX) did have one thing in common: both took on one of our favorite Winter coat silhouettes — the always cool leather-sleeved coat — with jet-setting ease. Jennifer's black version, adorned with gold buttons, proved very military-inspired, while Emmy kept herself warm in a Line & Dot navy coat with black leather sleeves. With this kind of mixed-media outerwear, you can style it two ways, and take it from these ladies on just how to do it. Jennifer completed her London look with gray ripped jeans, black booties, and a purple hat, and Emmy finished her outfit with Joe's faded blue jeans ($158), black ballet flats, and this Jimmy Choo chain-embellished bag ($1,795). Now, for the fun part: shop our editors' picks below to get the same kind of cool leather-sleeved Winter look.

New York Fashion Week just kicked off and we're already blown away by the amazing street style. It's especially hard to look effortlessly cool when it's freezing outside, but we're not succumbing to the Michelin Man effect just yet. To help fight the Winter blues, we spotted a street styler donning these stunning silver pumps. Bold, with a simple silhouette, these modern heels inject instant shine to any ensemble. Whether it's paired with simple trousers seen here, or with black tights and a sweater dress, we're inspired to add a little dazzle to our look ASAP. Inspired? Shop our editors' picks below.

These stories and more here, in our daily news roundup.

• Following the success of a dedicated London Fashion Week for menswear, the CFDA is considering the same for New York. "We are looking at the potential of a men's week and how that might fit into the global men's calendar," CFDA CEO Steven Kolb commented. [Vogue UK]
  

• Meanwhile, the CFDA has also launched a hub on its website with KCD to provide easy access to the top international reviews of the New York Fashion Week shows. [Fashionologie Inbox]
  

• The custom vanity plates created by industry insiders such as Derek Blasberg and Hilary Rhoda for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week have gone on display at Lincoln Center. Karlie Kloss's fashion plate says LONGLEGS. [Elle]
  

• Rachel Roy says she opted for a digital fashion show this season to make New York Fashion Week a little less stressful: "Editors and buyers have such a hectic schedule," the designer said. "So the idea of making it convenient, of having an editor literally just open a book, press play, and watch a little video screen…felt very modern." [Styleite]
  

• Net-A-Porter's online magazine, The Edit, launches today. A print version of the publication is slated for release later this year. [WWD]
  

• Sandra Choi has been named the sole creative director of Jimmy Choo after Simon Holloway, her former codirector, left the company. [Daily Front Row]
  

• Miu Miu's The Women's Tales video series finds a fifth installment in The Door, a short film with a political slant by Ava DuVernay. [Harper's Bazaar]
  

• The Victoria's Secret Angels decode what women really mean when they say things like, "I'll be five minutes" in the brand's new Valentine's Day commercial. [Telegraph]
  

Not only did Beyoncé put the kibosh on the National Anthem lip-synching controversy — yes, she did sing along to a prerecorded track, but today's stunning live performance put the nay-saying to rest — but she also looked phenomenal while doing so. This afternoon, the brunette stunner fielded questions at a Super Bowl halftime press conference in New Orleans, and to do so, she worked a gorgeous long-sleeved, leg-lengthening, back-baring little white dress by Olcay Gulsen. Not letting any detail go to waste, she also sported sheer-mesh polka-dotted pumps, supplying a double dose of sexy-meets-sweet style. As if her dress weren't chic enough, Beyoncé took her look to new heights via cascading side-swept curls, a gold-foil manicure, and a few dainty jewels. If these looks are a preview of what's in store for (what promises to be) an epic Super Bowl halftime, we can't wait to see what noteworthy ensemble she chooses for the big game.

But wait, there's more. Beyoncé gave us an encore with a second press-conference outfit. She stepped out backstage in another dazzling number: a bright orange knee-length Antonio Berardi dress that she partnered with gold-studded Jimmy Choo pumps.

Click here to see Beyoncé's backstage look!

As Winter settles in, we're always on the hunt for stylish new ways to amp up our layered looks, which is why we're smitten with Emmy Rossum's latest ladylike pairings. The brunette beauty stepped out in NYC working not one but two sophisticated coats, inspiring a search for the perfect cool-weather essential that is equal parts cozy and chic. First Emmy layered an on-trend military coat over her polished black and white ensemble, then she went bold in a burgundy fit-and-flare topper, satin cobalt Jimmy Choo pumps, and a textured Zadig & Voltaire bag that same night. If you love Emmy's sweet styles as much as we do, shop our picks below to stay toasty and trendy all Winter long.

Rumer Willis shopped around LA's Venice neighborhood, pairing her leather-on-leather look with a colorful scarf and a tribal Will Leather Goods duffel bag. She battled the cool weather with lots of layers — a white button-down, black blazer, matching cardigan, and sleek leather pants — then completed her street style with Jimmy Choo moto boots ($950). Rumer's leather Yves Saint Laurent bag and tortoise shades balanced her bundled ensemble. Mimic this look with her exact boots, leather pants, and a colorblock scarf for your next shopping adventure.