Last week I presented you with a hypothetical situation: You've been with your man for seven years and want to celebrate by hitting up a new restaurant in town. Since you have been together long enough, you don't need to stress much about what you'll wear. Still, you want to look pretty. The challenge here was to find an ensemble that's not too fancy, not too casual, and not trying too hard.

I started you off with these 14K Yellow Gold Heart-Shaped Amethyst Earrings ($169) because they're a sweet ode to love. Let's see what you all came up with!

Look #1, created by gabitaitalia was meant for me. I can't resist the Eiffel Tower clutch that Carrie Bradshaw will soon carry.

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Vera Wang has expanded her wedding empire to go online. Set to launch next month, VeraWangonWeddings.com will offer a full interactive wedding planning experience to couples. The site will showcase her signature bridal gowns, product galleries, and Faboo video segments of Wang herself offering wedding tips and advice. The wedding guru is also set to launch her first collection of fine linens to be sold exclusively on the site. My favorite is the interactive quiz you can take to determine his and her tastes to Vera's products — how fun!

To see all of our wedding coverage, check out IDoSugar.com!

Totals. Totally. Totes. Funny words from fashion's funny man, and Barneys creative director, Simon Doonan. Fab was lucky enough to catch Mr. Doonan on a sunshiny day promoting his new book Eccentric Glamour at the Barneys store in San Francisco. As you can see, he practices what he preaches wearing a Moschino jacket yelling the words "Good Taste Doesn't Exist" and a tie that whispers "Fashion is full of chic!" As Simon puts it, "These are all Franco Moschino-isms. He was a genius and a very innovative guy. Not bad for English as a second language." Enough said.

Simon was very calm, friendly, and, of course, witty, and was happy to spill some beans for yours truly. I left the store feeling super inspired to wear my wackiest things and throw all regularity to the wind. I guess Simon has that effect on people.

What jump started this book?

I was horrified by these two trends. One was the slut trend and one was the gun-shy celebrity. So between the super-conservative celebs, who were just wearing prom gowns, and the super-slutty woman, the regular gal on the street wasn't getting any inspiration. The answer is eccentricity. Glamour and eccentricity. It's about looking inside and not looking like everyone else. It's against conformity. If everyone else has it, you don't want it. When people tend to look the same, the It bag, the fake hair, the fake tan — it can make everyone look very similar. It's about working on your own look.

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Ally Hilfiger was looking free spirited and glamorous in a simple purple Chloe tank dress at a Jade Jagger-hosted launch party last night. She made the piece very much her own with layered hippie necklaces, sky-high gold gladiators, and a contrasting burgundy clutch. She works the jewel tone perfectly with her raven black hair and sun-kissed skin. Back to bohemia!

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Fashion has officially welcomed Ginnifer Goodwin. She sat front row at Valentino in February, attended a showing of a Prada film in March, and now MaxMara has chosen to name her their "Women in Film Face of the Future" award — an award that went to Emily Blunt last year.

While we're at it, Ginnifer is also said to be one of Gap's Fall ad campaign faces. The girl is well on her way to being fashion gold!

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• First look: Christian Siriano and Nina Garcia on Ugly Betty — TV Watch
• It does matter what you wear, even if you're carrying a Birkin — Bag Snob
• Taylor Swift: Faith Hill told me to go barefoot! — Off the Rack
• Interview: Devi Kroell — Purse Blog
• Sneak peek! Topshop's Fall 2008 collection — fashionologie
• My Spring lusts — Fashion Toast
• Today’s couture: The Ivanka Trump Collection — Couture in the City
• Catstalker: Sevigny takes the subway — Fashionista
• Fashion trend watch: Charming, craftsy jewelry — Fashiontribes
• Designer crashes through runway, disappears — Styledash
• Victoria Beckham shops like her career depends on it! — FabSugar UK
• Naomi Campbell is boycotting British Airways — Jezebel
• Match your Bulga bag . . . with Bulga jeans — Stylehive

As you know, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's contemporary line, The Row, is named after the famous Savile Row of London, a shopping street in central London known for its custom-made tailoring. If you're curious as to why the twins were intrigued by that particular district, then pick up The London Cut: Savile Row Bespoke Tailoring by James Sherwood ($17). It presents both the style and story of a street that continues to inspire fashion today. Icons of Savile Row's past include Cary Grant and John Lennon, and Stella McCartney and Alexander McQueen were both trained there.