Opening Ceremony

• If I had gone to the Emmys, I would have carried Alexander McQueen — Purse Blog
• Kardashian clan to launch K-Dash for QVC — People
• Liberty triumph — Vogue UK
• Tinsley Mortimer previews her Fall collection — Stylelist
• Christina Hendricks struggles to find designer dresses to borrow — The Cut
• Sidewalk style: Drew Barrymore in Current/ Elliot — Red Carpet Fashion Awards
• Agnes B. for Opening Ceremony, ooh la la — Nylon
• Tales from the sales floor: what's selling at Opening Ceremony — Vogue Daily
• Back-to-school fashion: three more hot shoe trends for Fall — College Fashion

We've seen pony hair on footwear in small doses already, but come Fall, there's way more pony hair shoe flair in store. This time, look for pony and calf hair taking over on flats, loafers, and boots, a la Phillip Lim's new Fall footwear. Don't fear a little pony fringe, it's just another way to texturize. We love how it furthers interest in a leopard print and adds another dimension to lace-up boots or clogs. It's sophisticated with just a little free-spirited fashion fun.

>> Fashion's Night Out is back with even more bang in its second year: in addition to a CBS special documenting the occasion, the official directory for the event — scheduled Sept. 10, from 6-11 pm —boasts almost 1,000 events, including a public fashion show for the first time ever.  Check out some of the highlights, below.

1. Karl Lagerfeld Will Be In Town

He's hosting a Chanel dinner the night before Fashion's Night Out, and accepting a Fashion Visionary Award (from the Couture Council of The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology) at a luncheon the day of, so he's definitely in New York for the occasion. Word is he'll be at Chanel's Soho store — where they're also offering complimentary manicures and selling the forthcoming Les Khakis de Chanel nail polish collection for one night. Alternatively, the 57th Street Chanel boutique is offering visitors the option to color-customize their very own pair of iconic Chanel ballet flats.

Block parties, exclusives, and models galore »

• Missoni's angry Fall ad campaign — The Cut
• Naomi Watts for Ann Taylor Fall 2010 campaign — InStyle
• Kate Moss exercises exorcism — Vogue UK
• Cameron Diaz's rising hemlines: short, shorter, shortest! — People
• Five minutes with Sessilee Lopez — Modelinia
• Michelle Obama wears Peter Som — Stylelist
• Valentino's designers have clearly been watching Mad Men — Purse Blog
• Rag & Bone get colonial on the LES — Interview
• Watermill Summer benefit — Vogue Daily
• Dr. Martens for Opening Ceremony Fall/Winter 2010 — Nitrolicious

Miley Cyrus dressed casually for a sushi lunch in Studio City with her boyfriend. Her button-down shirt and jean shorts were simple and summery, but her accessories really made her outfit. Opening Ceremony sandals, a Simone Camille bag, and layered bracelets (like this one by Shashi) added up for a completely stylish, cool look. Shop it all now!

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Sienna Miller's sexy neutrals are rocking Fab's world right now. The actress continues to have fun — and look damn good — in London. Her tan suede shorts feel so fresh, a sheer gray crop tee is the ultimate contrast, and Opening Ceremony buckled wedges complete the look with major pizazz. Do try this one at home!

Check out CelebStyle for lots more celebrity street style!

Lanvin is expanding its website next month. The site will make its debut with an animated feature about the making of the women’s fall fashion campaign, shot by Steven Meisel.

Max Schneider, who appears with Madonna in the new Dolce & Gabbana campaign, is a 17-year-old performing arts school senior.

Opening Ceremony's country of focus this season is France. The retailer is offering colorful, custom sandals from K. Jacques and Jean Paul Gaultier Breton-striped Pataugas sneakers.

Hilary Alexander live tweets England's World Cup loss sharing her approval of David Beckham's waistcoat and disappointment with the English players.

In her third season working with Opening Ceremony, Chloë Sevigny's design concept was focused on five dresses with five different prints. “These are prints that I always come back to,” said Sevigny. “It’s kind of a selfish collection, really.” The five looks—from Empire-waist shifts to baby doll dresses—are done in leopard, polka dot, paisley, houndstooth, or floral prints. In a series of mini collaborations within the Opening Ceremony collection, Sevigny also created t-shirts with the Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation, boots with NaNa Shoes, sunglasses by Barton Perriera, and printed tights with Fogal.