You're meeting with a magazine editor about taking a possible internship at her company (nice!). Originally, you were supposed to grab some coffee with her, but now she switched things up on you and wants you to meet her at her office.

You've got to pull something together that looks professional and gives a perfect first impression — you want her to know you've got style!

I started you off with these Urban Outfitters Etched Glass Drops ($24) because they are cool and full of personality. Let's see what you all came up with!

Look # 1, created by flutterpie, is professional and simple, but it's far from boring! The yellow coat and print dress definitely have personality.

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For Spring, Yves Saint Laurent is introducing a new Muse bag: the Muse II. It's already been spotted on Kate Moss's arm in the brand's new Spring ads, sending many into a tizzy.

The new Muse is available in two sizes, large ($1,895) and medium ($1,695), and comes in blue, camel, black, and burgundy, and more options are set to debut on the upcoming Fall runways. Are you loving it more than the original Muse?

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Tamara Mellon, founder of the famed Jimmy Choo shoes, served her mother, former Chanel model Ann Yeardye, with a $10 million lawsuit yesterday.

The suit cites breach of contract: both Yeardye and Mellon formerly held a stake in Jimmy Choo, but when they sold the business in 2004, Yeardye allegedly received stock in error that should rightfully have gone to Mellon. Yeardye supposedly refuses to return the stock, and thus Mellon said yesterday: "It is with immense sadness that I take this action, but I see no other way to protect my daughter's interests, which are my paramount concern. The property in question was to help secure my daughter's future, and I am baffled by my mother's refusal to return assets which rightfully do not belong to her." What an unfortunate situation.

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• Fashionista Q & A: One shoulder styles, in or out? — Couture in the City
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I've been going through Gossip Girl withdrawals so I was happy to see Blake Lively, aka Serena van der Woodsen, at Jean Paul Gaultier's Spring Couture show. The actress is new to the runway scene, but she was looking all the pro in her Jean Paul Gaultier dress. I'm baffled by the strange leather piece around her neck so I gave her something more pretty and conventional. Doesn't she remind you of a young Cate Blanchett? If she keeps attending these couture collections, she'll be famous like Cate before she knows it!

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After 45 years of dressing women impeccably, Valentino said his last goodbyes yesterday with one final couture collection.

The exit was consummately Valentino. Uma Thurman, Lucy Liu, and newly-appointed Valentino designer Alessandra Facchinetti witnessed a parade of bright bubble coats, tiered gowns, floral prints and ladylike suiting. The finale was the ultimate symbol of Val's contribution to fashion: the red dress. A stream of models wearing that one red gown filed out at the end, sending the retiring designer off in style, as no other finale could. Farewell, Valentino!

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Leopard print is a classic. But its constant ability to Fab-up a look never ceases to amaze me. All you have to do is throw on this MICHAEL Michael Kors Leopard Print Cardigan ($100) and you will instantly go from simple to simply wild. In the chance that you'd rather not spend $100 for a bold print cardigan, there's a look for less!

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