Last week, I asked you to imagine I'm flying overseas to catch runway shows by Giles, Luella Bartley, Aquascutum and the like at London Fashion Week. London is more avant-garde and funky than New York Fashion Week, so I asked you to think outside the box!

I started you off with these Anthropologie Prim & Proper Wedges, $178, because they're off the beaten path and look comfy. To see all the Fab finds, go London Fashion Week.

Let's see what you all came up with!

Oh! Now, you can build outfits by creating a list of clothing items. We have everything you need to build outfits with and you can use your Fab Find bookmarks too. This is an even better way to put together an entire outfit when you are completing your Fab Finding missions.

Look #1, created by cnyc1a is LFW-ready! I love how she contrasted the rocker chick leather with the frilly chiffon, playing hard-edge against super femme.

To see a couple more, read more

You never know when a little double-stick tape might come in handy. I feel like every time I could use some, I don't have any! Enter Her Look Matchsticks, $10, a little matchbook of clear double-stick tape strips that is compact enough to fit in a clutch, with cute packing to boot.

Those drat rogue bra straps that want to peek out, slingback straps that slip down, and tops that won't stay in place like they're supposed to all cause me much more grief than necessary. I'd much rather worry about other things!

• Alice Temperley GO(es) International - Styledash
• Jimmy Choo Oversized Eel Clutch - Bag Snob
• The Fashionista Diaries: I'll Get You My Pretty...And Your Shoes Too! - Fashionator
• Thirty Years of Cosmopolitan Magazine - Jezebel
• Catwalk Queen Launches First US-based Fashion and Beauty Blog - Catwalk Queen
• Chulo Pony's Fall Collection - The it Lists
• Marc Continues to Make Editors Suffer - Fashionista
• Spring 2008 Fashion: Top 5 Most Wearable Trends - Omiru
• Street Chic Fashion for Urban Girl - Marie Claire
• Trend Alert: Turquoise Dresses for Fall - Off the Rack

Katherine Heigl is looking relaxed while taking a smoking break (boo) during her lunch at the Ivy in Beverly Hills. With her favorite red Valentino bag (which is sold out everywhere) and oversized sunglasses, she looks casual but polished. She proves with her Tory Burch flats that leopard print can go with anything, even a striped Juicy Couture cardigan. I love her red nails but I'd wear darker jeans to make the look more sophisticated. Overall lesson learned here: don't be afraid to mix prints!

Pacific Coast News

It's no surprise to me that shorts have become a favorite hot weather option, what with the fusion of menswear and tailoring into today's fashion. We saw them this Summer, and I hope I shined some light on how cute and functional they can be. Get used to getting shorty because come Spring you will have a myriad of options...from bermudas, cuffed styles, denim, short shorts and color. You have roughly six months to think it over so don't think too hard!

(L-R: Tommy Hilfiger, Rachel Comey, Ronson, DKNY, Baby Phat)

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Hot shoes like this Roberto Cavalli Oil Slick Bootie Pump, $905, are only hot if you can actually wear them. I'm sure most of you have had this problem: you excitedly put on your new favorite shoes, only to find that the soles are so slippery, you feel unstable everywhere you go. That is simply unacceptable, especially since you paid so much money for those gorgeous puppies. The whole world needs to see them, but what the world doesn't need to see is you falling flat on your face!

To see my cutting edge solution for slippery soles, read more