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With New York Fashion Week just a few short days away, Fall '13 collections are rolling in at a fast pace. Lover just released its Fall '13 lookbook, showing off its gorgeous ladylike-meets-cool offerings. Zeroing in on its love for mixing leather with lace, the Aussie-based brand showcased body-conscious lace dresses and separates, chic laser-cut leather tops, along with a sharp mix of tailored blazers and trousers. The results? Pieces we can't wait to slip into come Fall. Read below for our top looks from the collection, then peruse the complete lookbook in the slideshow and tell us which is your favorite in comments.

• This sleek all white ensemble is proof that you can wear white in the Winter — and with a seriously chic effect at that.
• We'd love to see Emma Watson or Chloë Grace Moretz wearing this gorgeous sky-blue lace number at their next red carpet appearance.
• This laser-cut fit-and-flare dress evokes a feminine-cool quality we'd like to channel ASAP.

First there was the little black dress, then the little white dress, and now celebs are painting the town in red-hot frocks. From Christa B. Allen in a cutout style by Contrarian New York ($380) to Jessica Alba in a form-fitting sheath to Miranda Kerr in a flirty, lacy Lover number ($1,050), trendsetting A-listers have have been working their red-hued numbers around the globe. Check out what other starlets have been rocking the LRD, how they styled them, and where you can buy a similar dress to get in on the Hollywood trend.

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Valentine's Day is around the corner — and just because you're not in a relationship, doesn't mean you're flying solo. You're planning a night of dinner and drinks with your fellow single señoritas — and as a testament to your single-and-fabulous self, I've put together a few stylish looks that will have you feeling fancy, feminine, and best of all, free. Now go forth and be fabulous.