Alexandra Richards

The fashion crowd came out for Chanel's Little Black Jacket party at the Swiss Institute in NYC last night. Karl Lagerfeld himself was on hand for the event, as were models Karolina Kurkova, Dree Hemingway, and Linda Evangelista. Penn Badgley made an appearance with girlfriend, Zoe Kravitz. Zoe posed with her mom, Lisa Bonet, as they made their way inside. Lily Collins swung by, as did Pharrell Williams. The fun continued after the bash when Karl hosted a dinner at Balthazar in SoHo with guests Lily, Zoe, Penn, Linda, and others. Check out even more pictures from Chanel's Little Black Jacket soiree.

Halloween is around the bend — do you have your Fab-approved costume? If not, let celeb costumes from the past spark some novel ideas. Here are three fun ones to try: Audrina Patridge as a pretty peacock, Alexandra Richards as a pink puff, and Christian Siriano as Cruella de Vil. Step inside for way more from Lauren Conrad, Kim Kardashian, Nicky Hilton, and more!

Last night, Anna Wintour got all dolled up in her signature classy garb and headed to NYC's Ciano restaurant to have a few cocktails at Vogue's London emerging designers party. She meshed effortlessly with a cool-kids gang: Ed Westwick, Georgia May Jagger, Alexandra Richards, Coco Rocha, and more. Step inside to see Anna having fun with fashion's It kids and what they all wore!

Keith Richards's daughters, Alexandra and Theodora, are currently the faces of French Connection's latest ad campaign. And following suit are their festive shots for the Christmas collection. The rockin' sisters, along with two other models, can be found posing sassily in sequins (per Theodora, left), tuxedo blazers, leather, and metallics. It's a collection fit for a glam roller.

>> Housed within the confines of the small Ohio Theater tonight were models on boxes, sporting Doc Martens and Anna Larson's debut Erro collection.  Larson's target girl is a "modern nomad," and she embodies Erro, which means "stray" in Latin, through easy-to-wear, layerable pieces in white and shades of gray. 

Bliss Lau contributed jewelry and her leather treatment skills to the Spring 2010 collection — the lambskin was crocheted, hand-distressed, and perforated; former Eventide designer and current stylist Christian Stroble consulted and styled; and Alexandra Richards was hidden above the crowd in the back, mixing the soundtrack. The pieces were visibly made of high-quality materials — always good for first impressions from a new designer — and the whole sensibility was mirrored by Larson herself, who was spotted chatting to Vogue's Mark Holgate sporting all black, goth-girl black hair, and heavy black eyeliner.