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Sienna Miller looked disheveled and chic at a charity event in London. Always one to push the envelope, she showed a little skin underneath an embellished blazer and vest, while going slightly more demure with her skinny jeans. A bag and peep-toe pumps added additional excitement. Shop a similar look now.

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The ever-so-lovely Rachel Bilson stopped by two shows this particular day of Fashion Week: Brian Reyes and Temperley London. Here she is at the Temperley presentation wearing a dress, jacket, and belt from the design house. Get the exact dress, and all the rest, now.

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It's been a while since we've seen Bilson but she's back in town. The actress ran errands in a Mexicana-inspired ensemble that's perfect for a sunny day in LA. Check out those adorable Mexican characters on her mini skirt. The taupe blazer and her LnA tee downplay the skirt, the brown suede boots add variety, and her Temperley bag polishes it all up. Viva Mexico!

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If anything stood out on the Spring runways it was the new pant styles. Harem, bermuda, pedal pusher, leggings, rolled, tailored — we witnessed them all. As someone who has always been keen on cropped pants — what better way to show off your Fab shoes? — I am psyched.

I know what you're thinking shorter-than-thou ladies, and 'tis not true; you too can get in on this fresh trend. Just add some heels (wedges are cute here) for height and keep your silhouette loose and lean and you'll actually appear that much taller. The real beauty is there are so many styles to choose from and you can create looks from items you already own.

My favorites are these cool gray scrunched leggings from the slick Celine runway, Derek Lam's simple black slims, and, for drama's sake, McQueen's yellow harem pants.

To see more of my favorite cropped pants of Spring, read more

Sweet corsets are back. This flattering cut can do you no wrong with its structured corset shape and romantic appeal. I also like how the light boning reminds me of old-school lingerie. I'm swooning over this Nanette Lepore Indochine Dress ($430); the juxtaposition between the sweet style and bold print makes for a radical frock.

• Aerodynamic: Fall’s new silhouettes are streamlined for speed — WSJ
• Zoe me the money — NY Post
• Just Criminal: The world's worst names for fashion labels — Guardian UK
• Suiting up in one piece — NY Sun
• Victoria Beckham's dream — IHT
• The sun never sets on the runway — New York Times
• Shlump change: How to go from snore to more, more, more! — NY Post
• Star attractions at Fashion Week — NY Sun
• Shirts are not pants — right?! — Nylon
• Temperley gets patriotic — FWD

Snap, crackle, pop. Remember that? Though Rice Krispies have nothing to do with crackled handbags, it was a catchy slogan. Since you probably have about a dozen normal leather handbags, crackled is the newest treatment for both buttery and patent leather. This conjures up a slightly distressed, completely appetizing canvas. Breakfast is served.