• Joe Zee's five handbag essentials — Bag Snob
• Marc Jacobs employee loses composure on company Twitter feed — The Cut
• Wedding bells will be ringing in May for Lily Aldridge — Modelinia
• Lust list: our '70s shopping spree — Refinery29
• Protests turn violent, shops on Oxford Street damaged — Vogue UK Daily
• The top three sales happening today — Lucky
• The couturier of closet organization spills her secrets — The Inside Source
• Filling the gap: Patrick Robinson talks elevating the basic for Fall — Vogue Daily
• Lady Gaga's most shocking outfits — FabSugarUK

We're smitten with the season's soft fabrics — chiffon layers, silk, delicate lace — and how softly romantic they feel in ladylike silhouettes. Editorials, including these from Vanity Fair Italia, Marie Claire UK, and Elle Ukraine, highlight just how beautiful a feminine look can be. We want to see how you would style a feminine Spring outfit, using soft colors, fabrics, and prints. It's super easy and fun to style a look. Here's how:

1. Go to ShopStyle and sign up for a free account. If you already have a PopSugar account, no need to sign up.
2. Shop away. Hover over the item you want and click "Favorite" so it goes into your Stylebook.
3. Ready to style? Go to your Stylebook and click "Create a Look." Drag and drop the pieces you want. Make it look pretty.
4. Save it, then click "Share Look," then "Blog It."
5. Copy the code provided at the bottom of the page and paste it into a "New Post" while in raw html mode, not rich text, in the Fab Stylist of the Week group. Include the name of the challenge in your post's title so we can see it.

Fab readers, let's see what you've got. Submit your look, and you may win our Fab Stylist of the Week!

Is Nicky Hilton reading our collective Fab mind? We recently wrote about the white lace trend for Spring, just after we highlighted contemporary designer Charles Henry as one of five up-and-coming designers to watch. Behold, Nicky Hilton looking tan and gorgeous in a short lace dress by — you guessed it — Charles Henry. Love the look? We found a Charles Henry lace top ($258) and skirt ($285) that could be worn together or would look great separately.