The season premiere of Gossip Girl had Blair Waldorf emoting Upper East Side sass in an ensemble that only a true fashionphile can appreciate. While stalking the NYC streets with the always dapper Chuck Bass, the high school graduate wore a decadent brocade dress with a chunky gold chain bracelet. She added a youthful touch by accessorizing with a funky L.A.M.B. clutch and lace-up spectator booties. What a perfect mixture of sophistication and sass — so Blair, so beautiful. Don't forget to take our fun Gossip Girl quiz, too!

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As we heard, Lauren Conrad decided to take a hiatus from The Lauren Conrad Collection to launch LC Lauren Conrad for Kohl's. The less-expensive collection — the most pricey item is $60 — is finally here and ready to devour. Expect pretty chiffon tops, sharp blazers, skinny jeans, and flirty frocks. It's all about layers and comfortable, lightweight fabrics. Interested? Then listen to Lauren talk about her inspiration and offer styling tips.

Brian Reyes is a quiet force and I think we just witnessed his best collection yet. Stay tuned for an exclusive interview with stylist to Rachel Bilson and Kristen Bell, Nicole Chavez, who I chatted with preshow, but for now, feast. The Spring wears flowed like a Muse song — some soft and feminine, some powerful and dead chic.The show opened with a white Japanese cotton bodysuit, followed by a delicate harness dress, placket shirt, and car coat in the breezy fabric. These were accompanied by frilly denim and a bold sepia print bodysuit. Brian is known for his unique prints; the skeletal print was a dark surprise. Other eye catchers include the black embroidery — I'm sure Carine Roitfeld, front row, coral nail polish — appreciated this, an adorable aqua shagreen print silk dress (pictured), and the bleeding-heart print. Front row and center was Reyes's number-one celebrity fan, Rachel Bilson, and Becki Newton — double cuteness.

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