We just stumbled upon GagaDaily, a blog devoted to tracking Lady Gaga’s every fashion move. Blog mistress Catherine recently posted recently about one of Gaga’s Tweets, in which she envisions herself arriving in New York in “leather, high heels and an attitude,” and voila,  not long after she showed up at the airport in the outfit featured here. The singlet is from new London designer Void of Course, the shoes, called “Nude Night Makers,” are Noritaka Tatehana, plus she’s carrying a Hermes bag, customized by Haus of Gaga.

City friendly and easy to wear , the Marrakesh Caftan  by Yoana  Barschi can go from the beach to the dance floor in a heartbeat. One of the best caftan versions, I’ve seen in a while. Available at sundaybrunch dress. More images on the next page.

Longtime HighSnobette  fave, Jules Kim  of  Bijules partners with Lorenzo Martone to launch NYCKED. A swimwear line reflecting the dark sexiness of New York city.  On the next page a closer look of the lookbook  courtesy of NYCKED.

Arrivals at CFDA were looking phenomenal. Across the board it was hard to find anyone who looked overly predictable or just flat-out wrong. Surely this is in large part because it’s a fashion event and many of the attendess are experts (designers, models, stylists), but perhaps we’re seeing signs of the design focal point moving away from shoes and shifting to dresses and accessories (specifically necklaces), making for a visually more compelling red carpet image. One can hope anyway. Dress length ranged from very short to trains, but white played against black and flowerful prints were two big color trends. Sheen was also a theme, as was relaxed fabrics. HighSnobette favorites included Allison Pill, Hana Soukupova, DVF and Lara Stone (but only because she is currently in the can-do-no-wrong category).

Many more looks after the flip.

Marc Jacobs won CFDA’s biggest trophy for top womenswear designer, beating out the popular new kid, Alex Wang.  The big emotional moment of the evening was said to come with a special tribute to Alex McQueen, as presented by Sarah Jessica Parker. The tribute included the presentation of his final collection for fall 2010.

Other winners included David Neville & Marcus Wainwright of Rag & Bone for menswear, Alexis Bittar for accessories, Christopher Bailey for Burberry for the international award, Tonne Goodman, Vogue fashion director for visuals, Kim Hastreiter, editor and publisher of Paper magazine for fashion journalism and Ralph Lauren for the popular vote award, chosen by the public in an online poll. Model and the breathing embodiment of chic, Iman, was awarded the fashion icon award and designer and funny man, Michael Kors, received a standing ovation for his lifetime achievement award.

More images of the winners and nominees after the flip, including hotty Alexis Bittar, Chris Bailey, Kim Hastreiter (sporting an hysterical “OMG” necklace), Michael Kors, Jason Wu and Alex Wang.

Always full of  surprises is Jean-Charles de Castelbajac whose zippered blazer inspired by Mondrian reminds us that clothes should always be fun. Available at seven. More views on the next page.

Lanvin pre-fall 2010 is landing at Dover Street Market this week. Lanvin Alber Elbaz’s designs for this collection were inspird by the “leopard lady,” a woman he has seen out and about in Paris, always sporting a leopard coat. The jumpsuit feautred on this page does speak to that era of extra chicness, during which the leopard print was ats height. It’s very throwback Hollywood and serious, but at the same time likely to bring smiles to the faces of onlookers.

One more super glamorous look after the flip.

Spotted at the recent MTV Movie awards was Katerina Graham’s bright  risk taking orange lipstick and clown necklace which I find very fun.Orange lips are hard to pull off, however in this case  a little gloss or shimmer would have made it alot softer.  More on the flip,via wire.

Jeffrey Campbell for fall gives us a super sumptous interpretation of the classic engineer boot, sexing up the feel by making it soft and slouchy. Would love to see just how much it slouches on the leg. One would hope not too much. Via FashionLover.

Created in 2001, the California-based IronFist has established itself as a full-on lifestyle brand, which takes its inspiration from skate, surfing, music and street culture with a rebellious streak. On the next page a closer look at the brand’s women’s footwear offerings, which are 100% vegan.