The Emmys are over, but we've got all the looks here. Want to know what designers everyone was wearing and carrying? Click our slideshow to see the complete list of the most memorable looks from the Emmy Awards 2011. Don't forget to check out all our in-depth coverage of the Emmy Awards, from our red dress battles, our celebrity style polls, and our best-dressed list.

With London Fashion Week under way, the style crowd has migrated to the UK to take in the runways from Mulberry, Burberry, Topshop, and beyond. With that come streets full of celebs, editors, and fashionable fixtures showing off their own covetable looks just begging to be snapped. Inside, you'll find Sienna Miller on her way to the shows, Poppy Delevigne showing off more than one look we love, and so many more to inspire your own Fall wardrobes — click on for our favorites thus far.

For its latest lookbook, Club Monaco teamed up with Dazed & Confused magazine to create a '70s cool palette worn not just by models, but other fashion insiders as well. Fresh off of her runway appearance at Tibi's Spring showing, the Man Repeller's Leandra Medine made another model appearance in Club Monaco's Fall lookbook wearing a cute fringed skirt and cream jacket. Further proof that you don't need to have model proportions to look amazing in the brand's array of throwback-inspired wide-leg jeans, capes, pea coats, pleated skirts, cable knit sweaters, and lots of furry faux fur jackets. Before you check out the rest of the collection, read our three quick '70s-inspired style tips below:

• A felt or wool floppy hat will add instant vintage flair to any Fall ensemble.
• Pair wide-leg trousers with a romantic flowy top for a soft, '70s-inspired look.
• Balance out a conservative midi-length skirt with a fun faux fur vest.

We've curated a list of our favorite seasonal toppers to add warmth — and style — as we layer up for Fall's cooler temps. This season, we're looking to polished tweeds, statement reds, and lots of leather. As for basics, our tried and true anoraks aren't going anywhere; they're just getting fortified with shearling and fur trim to keep us cozy. Whether you're in the market for something dressy, everyday layering pieces, or a statement jacket, we promise there's something here for every girl and every budget. Read our shopping tips below, before clicking through our 20 favorite Fall jackets.

• Invest in a leather jacket or a jacket with leather details on the sleeves or lapels. This is the season's most versatile look — it goes anywhere and adds a luxe, edgy finish to everything you put on.
• Have fun with textures, like a great boucle tweed or velvet blazer that you can dress up at work or down with denim on the weekends.
• Take a risk with a new silhouette. The cape jacket is this season's most sophisticated way to layer up.

Alistair Carr showed his first collection for Pringle of Scotland today to a crowd of celebrities including Tilda Swinton, Harry Potter's Bonnie Wright, and Rosario Dawson. Carr's collection debut, described as The Beatles' “Across the Universe,” featured remixed chain link and argyle prints taken from the archives and turned into modern marvels with a '60s twist via brightly printed split-back dresses, shifts, and knits. Trousers were kept either loose or cropped, and some even featured refreshing slits around the knees and tuxedo stripes. Standout pieces include the purple chain-link print paired with metal cap-toe pumps, colored sunglasses, and the graphic print argyle knit sweaters. It was the perfect mix of modern and vintage from Alistair Carr, and we can't wait to see more from the designer. More highlights from the collection below.

• Trends: Asymmetric hemlines, bright knit dresses, slit-detail trousers, bright print dresses, digital print knits.
• Colors: Gray, black, white, yellow, purple, turquoise blue.
• Key Look: We loved the purple chain-link print dress and graphic argyle prints.
• Accessories: Modern laced cap-toe pumps, double cuffs.
• Who Would Wear It: Women who like to wear modern cuts and prints Victoria Beckham and front-row attendee Tilda Swinton.