From left: Alexander McQueen, Louis Vuitton, Hermès.

Paris Fashion Week has drawn to a close, capping off another four-city marathon of fall fashion. Watch full-screen slideshows of all the final shows, from McQueen's stunning gowns to the menswear-inspired suits at Hermès. Plus, zoom in on the best shoes, bags, and hair in our details galleries.

RUNWAY
Alexander McQueen
Talbot Runhof
Elie Saab
Wunderkind
Louis Vuitton

Pedro Lourenço
Hermès
Paul & Joe

DETAILS
Yves Saint Laurent
Chanel
Lanvin
Karl Lagerfeld

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Filed Under: paris fashion week, designers, fall 2010, paris at last

Marithé + François Girbaud.

• French designers such as Jean-Charles de Castelbajac and Marithé + François Girbaud reacted to the country's potential burka ban with burka-inspired runway looks. [Independent UK]

• Matthew Williamson will design a capsule collection of accessories for Bulgari for spring 2011. This is the jewelry company's first designer collaboration. [WWD]

• Cathy Horyn: "Between Miuccia Prada in Milan and Marc Jacobs at Vuitton we saw the return of the lush, full-hipped woman, her breasts served up like ripe fruit." [On the Runway/NYT]

• Ryan Seacrest is still getting slammed for not asking celebrities what they wore on the Oscars red carpet. The president of production for E! defended Seacrest, noting he did everything he was supposed to do. [NYT]

• Yohji Yamamoto plans to host a menswear fashion show in Tokyo on April 1 — his first fashion show for menswear after presenting it by showroom appointments for two seasons. [WWD]

• Several top models only appeared on one catwalk this season. Lily Cole only walked for Hermès, while Raquel Zimmermann only walked for Chloé. [Modelinia]

• Men's Wearhouse announced plans to close 100 tuxedo-rental stores, but only those close to other Men's Wearhouse stores, so customers can still go to the next closest store. [WWD]

• Keds will launch a collection of footwear in collaboration with the Gap this summer. Styles will hit stores in July for $40 to $50 a pair. [WWD]

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Filed Under: loose threads, bulgari, cathy horyn, chloe, designers, fall 2010, gap, hermes, jean charles de castelbajac, keds, lily cole, louis vuitton, marithe and francois girbaud, matthew williamson, mens wearhouse, miuccia prada, models, paris fashion week, raquel zimmermann, ryan seacrest, yohji yamamoto

"Well, lovers, we might be breaking up, eh?""You decided that little Annie Sigmund or whatever bested me in Battle Armani? ME, Bazooka J.Lo, the walking gum-and-pink-lemonade fountain? The woman who wore a dress the same color as the engagement diamond...

In September, Whitney Port presented her spring 2010 collection at New York Fashion Week in a group show with two other People's Revolution–represented designers. But she was disturbingly absent from our fall 2010 season. We heard a rumor she would show in London, where her mentor Kelly Cutrone was working for the British Fashion Council, but she didn't turn up there. However, she didn't deprive the world of a fashion show this season: Last night she showed in Miami, again in a group show but this time for GenArt's Fresh Faces. In a departure from that town's — and her personal — preferred sartorial aesthetic, she brought her hemlines down.

She showed floor-length skirts, knee-length skirts, even pants. Shorter hemlines were sobered by tights and what appear to be white lace leggings, which may have been an unfortunate choice but perhaps more fortunate than bare legs with a lace-trimmed mini that looks like a nightie. She also kept it sexy, with bandeau tops, below-the-boob cutouts, and blazers worn with nothing underneath, except perhaps some well-placed double-sided tape and maybe gel-filled breast enhancers. All those pantsless looks from her spring line have almost become a distant memory. Maybe this is a sign that dear Whitney has matured. Maybe taking a step back from The City and showing in a place where everyone's happy, well-endowed, and drunk off Bacardi and lounge music was just what she needed. (And don't all we New Yorkers need it, too, from time to time?) Because she understands, as Prada and Louis Vuitton proved, that next fall is not about worrying about whether you can sit down in something, but about having a nice rack.

Fresh Faces in Fashion [Whitney Port]
Related: Whitney Port (and Her Crotch-Skimming Hemlines) Steals the Spotlight in Group Show

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Filed Under: people who do nothing (but sort of design) for a living, boobs or lose, designers, whitney eve, whitney port

We're fully convinced that everyone can wear a hoodie. From moms and dads to Alexander Wang's runway sweats to miniature ones for puppies — they're everywhere. Now the go-to loungewear is becoming even more universal: It's now available for that other special something in your life — your iPod. With a fleece lining for extra protection, you can keep your gadget cozy and, most of all, guarded against the evils of life, like rain and scratches. It comes in two sizes: Small is for fourth-generation Nanos, while the large size is for iPod Classic, iPod Touch, and iPhone.

$18 at fredflare.com.

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Filed Under: best bets, ihoodie, technology

Amy Winehouse is collaborating with British label Fred Perry on a clothing collection to be released in October, WWD reports.

The 17-piece line includes "a girlish twinset; slim, thigh-skimming pencil skirts; capri pants, a mini bowling dress, and Fred Perry's signature polo shirts" in mainly black and pink.

"We had three major design meetings where she was closely involved in product style selection and the application of fabric, color and styling details," Richard Martin, Fred Perry's marketing director explained. "Amy gave crucial input on proportion, color and fit. The range clearly has Amy's handwriting."

The garments will wholesale for $32 to $150 and are to be sold over four seasons.

Read more: Amy Winehouse Fashion, Amy Winehouse Clothes, Amy Winehouse Clothing Line, Fashion, Amy Winehouse Style, Style News

Have you been wondering what Amy Adams looks like, now that she's all hugely pregnant?The answer is: seriously great....

After wearing a great Michael Kors look to the Oscars on Sunday and landing the cover of Vogue this month, Tina Fey continued her fashion surge when she wore a floral dress to the Nineteenth Annual Bunny Hop hosted by Society of the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center at FAO Schwarz in New York last night. She completed the bright spring look with opaque black tights and black pumps.

Are you wearing prints for spring?

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Filed Under: look of the day, tina fey

It's no surprise that we're gleefully anticipating Andre Leon Talley's debut tonight as the newest judge on Top Model's panel of "experts." He may actually deserve to be called an expert without the air quotes, after all. In his honor,...

Surprise! Yesterday's Chanel show was just as spendy as it looked. Some facts on that runway centerpiece, the greatest piece of ice since, well, maybe this:

1. It weighed 265 tons and stood 28 feet high.
2. It was imported from northern Sweden just for the show.
3. It was composed of snow and ice, a combination that is apparently called "snice" in Chanel Land. And you thought snowicane was bad!

4. The Grand Palais where the show took place was kept at four degrees below Celsius (about 28 Fahrenheit) to keep the ice piece — possibly attendees — from melting.
5. The 'berg was carved by 35 ice sculptors from around the world in six days.

But all the extravagance is the perfect mirror to the collection, which WWD reminds us "doesn't come cheap," even though Karl only used faux fur. Exorbitance is of little concern to Chanel. Last year's sales were reportedly the best in the label's history.

Chanel RTW Fall 2010 [WWD]
Earlier: Karl Lagerfeld Sends Beast Models Around a Giant Iceberg for Chanel

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Filed Under: ice ice baby, chanel, designers, fall 2010, karl lagerfeld, paris at last, paris fashion week

Insert the obvious-yet-still-true bit about Julianne Moore being so very pretty here, because goodness knows she is:This dress is Calvin Klein, and it is ostensibly very pretty. However, it's also custom made for Julianne, and I sort of feel like...

At first glance you would think makeup artist Sierra Luella is heavily influenced by the eighties. Not so! "I don't know too much about the eighties. I wasn't born till the nineties." The rainbow polo, the jean jacket, the neon Lego pin, and the poofy, sponge-curled hair are a look of her own creation. The St. Louis native came to New York because she was tired of being stared at, so it’s no surprise that she assimilates well into the city. “I’m here, I’m comfortable. I’m lovin’ it.” So spunky! Watch the Video Look Book to see her favorite Goodwill purchase.

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You probably also want to see the First Lady of Greece's green dress. She and Michelle confabbed the other day. See the full looks in the Michelle Obama Look Book.

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Filed Under: mobama watch, michelle obama

Jeremy Kost is running loose in Paris, camera in hand, filming the bevy of beauties backstage (say that three times fast). At Valentino, he caught models having some fun before the show, smoking along to the beat (it can be done) and trying on sunglasses. He then takes us on a dizzying run across the front row, where we spot the top names in fashion. And finally, the finale, as the girls come out for their last walk. Watch the video to see all the action.

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Glamour has been promoting plus-size model Crystal Renn pretty heavily since the May swimsuit story they shot of her. Over the weekend she did a cover shoot for the magazine in St. Barts with two non-plus models, Alessandra Ambrosio and Sports Illustrated swimsuit-issue cover girl Brooklyn Decker. Glamour hasn't put a model on the cover since Ambrosio in May 2006. [HuffPo]

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Filed Under: cover girls, alessandra ambrosio, brooklyn decker, covers, crystal renn, glamour, model tracker, models

I was going to write something snotty about this -- involving a crack about coming and knocking on my door, or roller skates, or Mrs Roper, you know, the usual material one comes up with for Suzanne Somers.And then I...

Chanel.

HAIR
• Amber Le Bon, the 20-year-old daughter of Yasmin Le Bon, landed the Pantene Pro-V campaign. [Daily Mail UK]

• A Florida woman caused a collision with a pickup truck and was subsequently arrested, reportedly because she was distracted: She was shaving her bikini area while on her way to a date with her boyfriend. More drama: Her ex-husband steered from the passenger seat while she groomed. [BellaSugar]

• Brazil is a huge beauty market. New research states the country is the biggest market for fragrance and one of the biggest markets for hair dye and conditioner. [Independent UK]

MAKEUP
• Julia Roberts's first commercial for Lancôme is out. But it's in French. [BellaSugar]

• Chanel’s creative director of makeup, Peter Philips, created a paint-print texture for the eye makeup at the runway show yesterday in Paris. In terms of nails, he is re-releasing the Jade Rose pink shade for fall, which was originally released at the same time as the label's green Jade hue, which became so popular that it overshadowed the other colors in the collection. [Beauty Counter/Style.com]

• The new CoverGirl LashBlast Fusion mascara, which promises to lengthen and add volume to lashes, will be available for preorder for $8.99 starting Friday. The product was first previewed during New York Fashion Week. [Spoiled Pretty]

• Dick Page showed up to do the makeup at the Yves Saint Laurent show in Paris, where he painted faces with pink eye shadow and indigo eyeliner. [Daily Beauty Reporter/Allure]

SKIN
• The Kardashian sisters — Kim, Khloe, and Kourtney — are the new spokespeople for the PerfectSkin three-step skin-care system. It's a new brand created by Dr. Ron DiSalvo, and the products haven't launched yet. [StyleList]

• Biore launched a new product named Steam Activated Cleanser. It's created to work for people who wash their faces in the shower. So it's for all of us! [StyleList]

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Filed Under: beauty marks, amber le bon, beauty, biore, brazil, chanel, covergirl, dick page, fall 2010, hair, julia roberts, kardashian sisters, lancome, makeup, pantene pro-v, skin, yasmin le bon, yves saint laurent

On one hand, I think this is divine.On the other, I totally saw Joan Collins wearing it on an episode of Dynasty, and while OBVIOUSLY we love Dynasty and have learned many things from it -- including, never get your...

Calvin Klein hired Twilight star Kellan Lutz and True Blood star Mehcad Brooks to star in the campaign for their new manty range, X Underwear, along with Japanese soccer star Hidetoshi Nakata and Spanish tennis player Fernando Verdasco. When the campaign came out, everyone wondered why on earth Calvin Klein obscured the bare torsos of these gentlemen with a translucent "X" graphic. The label hath heard our cries of woe and sought retribution in the form of a commercial starring all three gentlemen wearing only their new manties and saying dirty things.

Calvin Klein Launches Potty-Mouthed Videos To Promote New Underwear Collection [StyleList]
Related: Calvin Klein Obscured Kellan Lutz and Mehcad Brooks’s Abs in Their New Underwear Ads

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Filed Under: advertising, calvin klein, designers, fernando verdasco, hidetoshi nakata, kellan lutz, mehcad brooks, video

We've seen a version of this dress on a couple other celebrities recently, like Lily Cole and Anna Paquin:It is a McQueen, and though I am nervous about saying anything about the late designer's clothes, since he died so young...