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With clothing dripping in inspiration from cult horror films, Rodarte (rodarte.net) design duo/sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy may have a movie debut in their future.  The team credits “Dawn of the Dead” and “Hellraiser” as a couple of favourites from the gorey genre.

13-year-old fashion blogger Tavi–the not-so-new girl in town–lands the cover of Pop and gets invited to the Rodarte for Target preview. [The Cut, Lucky]

Speaking of–that’s the images you’re looking at above. [@bunnyBISOUS, via @sarahlyndsay]

Marc Jacobs shares a little known fact about fashion week: It’s actually quite a lot of work. [The Cut]

Want to look like Betty Draper? Head to Shoppers for some Revlon “Cherries in the Show” and Maybelline Great Lash. [Beauty Counter]

Yes indeedy, designers Kate and Laura Mulleavy will create a 55-piece collection for the U.S. chain that hits stores on December 20.

The Wall Street Journal‘s Ray Smith looks…amused as he talks to la crème de Williamsburg boys about their skinny jeans. [WSJ]

Could this be Christian Lacroix’s last couture show? Better look now, before it’s gone. [The Cut]

Anna Wintour appears to be giving couture week a miss–she was absent from yesterday’s Dior showing. [Fashion Week Daily]

Repetto’s Jackson jazz shoe is dancing off shelves of their Paris store. A touch less obvious than a single-white-glove style tribute. [Style File]

Laura and Kate Mulleavy, creators of weird-cool demi-couture line Rodarte, took home the Womenswear Designer of the Year prize at last night’s CFDA Awards. Check out a few of our favourite looks from their Fall 2009 collection. VIEW: RODARTE 2009

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Agyness Deyn has done guest vocals on a song, been engaged to a musician and now has inspired a song–take a listen. [Modelina, via Grazia] It’s no Hilary Swank mowing a burger after winning an Oscar, but here’s Coco Rocha sharing a shot of her fast food side trip after the American Ballet Gala. [Oh […]

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Kathleen Turner on the cover of Interview in chartreuse eyeshadow. In the ’80s, obviously. [A Shaded View on Fashion]

We did not get a Rodarte sweater —from Rodarte–for our birthday when we were 13. Or ever. [Style Rookie]

Alexander Wang is playing with khaki for the Gap. [Fashionologie]

Following in the footsteps of Jerry Hall, Lily Allen is the next face of Chanel accessories. So all that 2.55 carrying was not in vain. [WWD]

Multi-faceted quirk Miranda July is having her wedding dress designed by her friends at Rodarte. More important, perhaps, is that her fiancé has Rodarte jammies. What do you think those look like? [WWD]

We’re still waiting on confirmation on who’ll be taking the helm at Nina Ricci. (Peter Copping, says the rumour.) The ousted Olivier Theyskens is said to be going to Halston. We have mixed feelings about this. [Hint]

Don’t want to splash out on Madonna’s mink Shu Uemura lashes? Here’s a mascara fake-out. [The Beauty Stop, via All About the Pretty]

Beauty brand Stila is currently “refinancing.” Keep your fingers crossed for them. [Fashionista]

Cleavage enhancement makeup: We can’t believe this is a real thing. Actually…yes we can. Fake, er…bum cleavage, however, is truly astounding. [Glamour, Trend de la Creme]

More in truly lazy beauty: the lip stamp. [Allure]

Graphic designer Stefan Sagmeister’s collab with Levi’s is enlightening, if not exactly wearable. [Cool Hunting]

Did you dig Marc Jacobs’s ode to the eighties club kid? Or Rodarte’s organic vision? Do you love the classic Americana of Michael Kors or Ralph Lauren? Check out our coverage of the New York shows and tell us your favourite in the comments.

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Theme for the day: Running in heels. And no, I am not speaking of Marie Claire‘s highly anticipated new reality show, but rather my crazy day. My late-night Walgreens run for gel foot cushions will have been worth it.

Up first was Matthew Williamson where front-rowers included Rachel Zoe, Monet Mazur, Joy Bryant (who is quickly becoming the female Kanye West of Fashion Week by showing up to absolutely everything). Oh, and I can’t forget Eva Longoria Parker looking petite but packing some major bling power.

By Tammy Eckenswiller

Shown: Marc by Marc Jacobs Fall 2008. Photography by Peter Stigter.

The hot topics at the tents today: Super Tuesday, Lipstick Jungle, and why Rachel Zoe was absent at Halston.