Look Book Love

With a tagline like "F*ck weddings," you know you're in for a treat. Stone Fox Bride released its Spring 2013 lookbook this week, featuring designer Pamela Love lip-locking with none other than Jemima Kirke — also known as Jessa Johansson from Girls. While it may be considered a strong statement (with same-sex marriage laws being debated as we speak), it also simply highlights the elegance and grace of two women together, wearing beautifully crafted dresses.

If you're a bride who essentially hates all things bridal, then Stone Fox Bride is your go-to for beautiful nonwedding wedding dresses. The brand eschews "anything puffy or fluffy, stiff flowers, and pink cupcakes" and is more for the backyard barbecue bride than the stuffy princess type. We love how the line celebrates "looking like a more radiant version of your regular self," and prioritizes being cool and comfortable over everything else. Each custom-made dress is hand-draped in New York and made with fabrics sourced from Italy, India, and France. Stone Fox Bride has a plethora of colors to choose — you can even dream up your own ombré combination — in addition to tons of lengths, silhouettes, and styles. With evocative style names like The Frida, The June Carter, and, of course, The Jemima, each gown has a cool, laid-back personality of its own. If you prefer floral crowns to traditional veils and long and lacy rather than big and poufy, then this is the bridal line for you. Click through now to see all of Stone Fox Bride's stunning Spring gowns.

Phillip Lim has already made a name for himself in the world of ready-to-wear, but if his latest collection of lingerie is any indication, I think he could be the next big thing in loungewear. According to Lim, the Initials Spring '11 collection "celebrates the ceremony of getting dressed — the details begin from the inside out, so it is designed to work with your wardrobe, and to be comfortable and luxurious." Truer words were never spoken — the pieces are casual yet special, feminine yet sporty, and all undeniably dreamy. If these pretty pieces don't make you want to update your undie drawer, I don't know what will. Click through to see each look.

For its February 2011 catalog, Free People heads to sunny Southern California — and the hippie-chic, relaxed vibe will have you instantly ready for the beach. The brand's offerings — wide-leg jeans, bohemian peasant tops, and floppy wool hats — reflect Spring's '70s-inspired trend, and also represent the quintessential Free People girl. So are you a Meadow, a Ginger, a Candy, or a Lou? Click through to find out, and shop each piece at Free People now.

You already know how big the clog is for this Fall, and whether it's a studded slingback or traditional mule, Via Spiga has got what you need. In addition to the classic clog, the collection serves up over-the-knee boots, two-toned oxfords, and leather booties that are just begging to be worn with a stylish skirt and pair of textured tights. Click through to see all of the look book images, then find your perfect pair!

You may have heard by now that Olivia Palermo's bag confidant during NYFW was CC Skye's Onie messenger. It's a glamorous-slash-utilitarian style, but there's way more where that came from in the Fall collection. Proceed to see CC Skye's entire Fall bag line, then be sure to watch our exclusive interview with the designer.

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The early Fall looks were spot on — now Forever 21 is back with its equally fabulous Fall look book starring model Lisa Cant. This time, the vibe is way more '70s, with faux fur vests, maroon leather jackets, and lightwash denim making cameos. Groovy pieces aside, there are also incredibly chic styles: lace, bows, chunky knits. Step inside to discover it all.

We crushed over Simply Vera by Vera Wang's Spring '10 pieces, and now we're back at it again with its fresh Fall gear. The styling continues to wow, the pieces are polished, only now it's a darker, more moody palette. Grays and blacks blend flawlessly with dim colors like plum, forest green, navy, and rust. Solids marry prints, and jeans go well with dressier tops. Click through to see 25 Fab looks, then shop away.

When it comes to sophisticated separates, this is the collection you'll want to live in from here on out. Zara's September '10 look book is loaded with the brand's slim suits, modern-cut knits, and minimal dresses. It's Fall city dressing at its least complicated, most stylish. The easy chic we're craving — and you will too. Click through to get a peek.