Prada

Oz the Great and Powerful is out today in theaters, but the red-carpet (or should we say, yellow brick road) glamour leading up to the film's premiere actually started weeks ago. To promote the film, Michelle Williams, Mila Kunis, and Rachel Weisz traveled around the world — Moscow, Tokyo, London, and Los Angeles, to be exact — bringing their individual brand of glamour to each city for the movie's debut. From understated Michael Kors and statement-making Lanvin to peacock-feathered Burberry and one sexy formfitting Atelier Versace number, these starlets certainly turned up the evening elegance tenfold for Oz. See every moment from the promo tour right here.

After seasons of bringing her customers conceptual, highly themed collections, Miuccia Prada's Fall 2013 show took a sharp turn to focus on things she simply likes. Prada likes fur, and so there was fur. Prada likes a cinched-in and belted waist, and so there were cinched-in and belted waists. And Prada loves an interesting skirt (she said as much in the Met's Impossible Conversations exhibit), so of course the skirts were decorated with sparkly flowers or finished with asymmetrical hems — or both.

If those hemlines felt a little undone, so did the models' hair: Prada tasked her stylists with making her girls look like their hair was wet, and some of them wore their dresses, whether cut from wool or brightly colored Vichy checks, off the shoulder. Letting go, ever so slightly, of the laser-focused precision of the past few seasons is just one of the things that makes this collection approachable, wearable, and elegant.

Miuccia Prada went down a darker avenue for Prada's Fall 2013 collection, showcasing asymmetrical skirts, off-the-shoulder dresses layered with haphazard knit tops, and structured coats displaying luxurious fur details. The mood was ladylike (and much more wearable compared to her Spring '13 collection), with an undone twist as models walked down the runway with wet, slicked hair, donning leather skirts with slouchy sweaters and gorgeous fur coats, some of which were paired with thick-soled loafers or metallic ankle strap platform sandals. Checkered coats were casually worn off the shoulders, and the same styling effect was used with most of Prada's stunning striped tweed dresses and easy knit tops. But it wasn't all about this careless attitude; the designer also offered up a range of perfectly tailored skirtsuits made out of jewel-toned tweeds and featuring nipped-in waistlines with bold leather belts to temper her effortlessly chic vibe.

Milan Fashion Week has officially kicked off, so to celebrate Italy's turn on the Fall 2013 runways, let's take a look back at one of the country's biggest fashion heavy-hitters: Prada. Known for its classic, trendsetting designs, Prada has sent more than a few memorable beauty looks down the catwalks. From creative hairstyling to bold eye makeup, reminisce on some of the fashion house's top hair and makeup moments in recent history.

Award-season fare aside, Anne Hathaway and Amanda Seyfried have continued their Les Misérables promo tour with a red-carpet premiere at the 63rd Berlinale International Film Festival. And for the occasion, Anne chose a beautiful purple high-low gown with matching satin Casadei pumps, while Amanda opted for a sparkly little black dress by Nina Ricci and sexy Rupert Sanderson heels. Lest we forget, this is just the tip of the iceberg for the kind of red-carpet fodder we've been privy to as they've taken the film on tour. Every appearance, from Tokyo to London to New York, has drawn out both actresses' respective personal styles, with a decidedly glamorous twist. For all the details on their latest looks, just keep clicking for the complete Les Misérables lookbook.