With the winter fast approaching I’m already looking for something warm and stylish. All Knitwear provides just that. Based in Minneapolis, this women’s clothing label designed and produced by Annie Larson  makes each piece by hand and in limited numbers. The bold colors and intricate patterns make them even more desirable and you are sure to stand out from the gray winter backdrop. The backpack on the next page  is also to die for. AK.

Since Alexander McQueen’s passing  in February of this year, tributes have flooded in from all over the world. Now Butter London Beauty have dedicated a nail colour to the designer, called “All Hail McQueen.” The colour was inspired by one of his most famous shows, in which he projected a holograph of Kate Moss onto the catwalk- classic! ZJK.

After Alex Wang, this is the one other NY Fashion Week show we were waiting for, and Opening Ceremony, which will be streaming the entire show shortly, just gifted up this sneak preview of the finale!!

As a preview to her upcoming collection enjoy a look at Melody Ehsani’s latest “Armor -Dillo” rings in  tones of gold, silver and gunmetal. A side view on the next page.

Something about Louboutin and leopard print that is like a soul-mate-level match. The celebs (KimK, natch–she flashed hers at a Gucci FNO event!) have been working the clutch version of the “Kathena” hard lately, which makes sense for the red carpet, but there is something so undeniably extra about this satchel. I’ve got visions of the HS version of lunch with the ladies with this bag, some ripped up jeans, expensive lingerie and a thick gold chain or two…..heavenly. Available in Lou-B stores now.

Style announced last week it was planning a tee-shirt collabo with some of the industry’s hottest designers to celebrate its 10 years in the business. The tees still aren’t on sale yet, but Fashionista got some sneak peeks of the designs from Lanvin, Alex Wang, Givenchy (above), Proenza Schouler and Balmain, with the common design theme being a Roman numeral 10. Priced at $45, the entire collection will go on sale at Style.com’s mobile pop-up shop in Madison Square Park on September 15, and on the site September 16. The rest of the designs on the next page.

Forget dyeing your hair, the trend on the catwalks is painting it. Alexander Wang and Altuzarra both used paint on the models hair for their Spring 2011 shows. Tigi stylist, Paul Hanlon, created the look for Altuzarra using neon UV paints he picked up from Camden, London, no less! Unlike bad dye jobs at least it washes out afterwards. View more  images on the next page. Via  Getty. ZJK.

With  flawless  set displays at the Griffin, Jonathan Simkhai presented his Spring/Summer 2011 collection yesterday. Styled by Susan Joy with a ’50s “ecolière” twist,  the pieces reflect his skill of adapting menswear into women’s wear. We loved the gold snake shorts and of course the leather bustiers as well as the various trompe l’oeil accessories like the belt (above)  resembling a shirt tied around the waist. Well edited  separates  that make a wardrobe go from ordinary to fabulously chic and fun! View more on the next page.

Some headshots from Tom Ford’s super exclusive show have surfaced. There’s been a lot of talk about Tom “dissing the cult of immediacy,” as WWD put it, but the truth is bloggers were invited to the show and it was immediately reviewed and a handful of images immediately leaked out (from the NY Times no less!) and were available on line. I believe in brands protecting their creativity and think images released to the public should be limited or at least capitalized upon like Burberry making the collection available to purchase after its shown. But as far as Tom Ford goes, what if all the hype mainly comes down to him banning profesional photographers and limiting invitees? I mean, until we get a clear vision of the actual rags, we won’t really know will we?

We posted some initial images from Lara Stone’s September editorial for Interview magazine, “The Chronicles of Lara,” and now we have bigger images of the full set. Of course some include her eye-popping rack so be careful who’s around when you click through to the other side. Via Fashionising.