More from Rafael Nadal's Armani campaign: [InStyle]

Want to see what happened behind-the-scenes at Winter Kate and House of Harlow photoshoots? [Racked]

Marc Jacobs' full editorial for Industrie is out: [Fashionolgie]

Naomi Campbell and her fiance are mixing work and pleasure: [NYP]

Jeremy Scott has been panda-ing about with his Adidas line: [Racked]

Bryce Dallas Howard is Kate Spade's first celebrity face [WWD]

Nicola Formichetti really enjoyed his Lady Gaga V mag work [Nicola Formichetti's Blog]

Retail stocks rose almost 25 percent in 2010 [WWD]

Lil Wayne appears to be into wearing Jeremy Scott [Upscale Hype]

Kelly Rowland loves the still-hanging-on sheer trend [The Cut]

Here's a Jeremy Scott-style DIY [NYLON]

In July, everything in Lucky will cost less than $100 [Racked]

Anna Wintour is in no mood [Page Six]

Pearl Lowe for Peacocks starting to sell out [Vogue UK]

Hair donations still needed for oil spill [BellaSugar]

Richard Chai and Jeremy Scott's designs for Alternative Apparel came out a few months ago during fashion week, but they've just now gone up for sale. Refinery29 will be the exclusive seller for the capsule collection, which will be available for purchase from April 20 to May 29. Prices start at $69.

We're drawn to Scott's tough LBDs, but Chai's soft and billowy pastels could be perfect for our expanding spring wardrobe, too. Oh, the choices. But at least we'll have plenty of new clothes to layer now that the weather's turned shockingly cool. Looks like we have yet a few more reasons to thank these designers...

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Although New York Fashion Week is now in full swing, a dark cloud continues to hang over the air at Bryant Park after yesterday's announcement of the untimely death of Alexander McQueen.

The designer's stores in both London and New York have had their windows covered, and the ground has quickly been adorned with flowers and tributes from fans and passers-by. According to Fashionologie, Barneys reportedly sold more than 500 McQueen scarves since the sad announcement was made, and many press and buyers will reportedly cut their New York trip down to rush to London in light of the news.

Over the course of the day, many shows have started with a one-minute silence of rememberance, and Kate Moss has reportedly cancelled the Longchamp party she was set to host to launch her new collaboration with the brand.

As the fashion world continues to mourn for McQueen, industry figures continue to leave tribute messages expressing their grief.

Donatella Versace: "Alexander McQueen...The fashion world has not only lost an icon but we have also lost a very special friend"

Philip Treacy: "In a world where every man and his dog is a designer, Alexander McQueen was the real deal. His talent was supersonic."

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Ever wanted unlimited access to all the areas of a designer's working life in the run up to a major seasonal show? Well thanks to Loic Prigent and Fabien Constant, the filmakers behind the Sundance Channel's mini series 'The Day Before', now we can. For the first season, their filming saw them globe trot from Paris to New York and then to Milan filming Sonia Rykiel, Jean Paul Gaultier, Proenza Schouler and Fendi. And for those who were not aware, Prigent and Constant were also responsible for the 'Signe Chanel' and 'Marc Jacobs and Louis Vuitton' documentaries shot in 2005 and 2007, respectively.

As they gear up to start filming for the second season of the series, the duo will soon be venturing behind the closed doors of more prestigious fashion houses. The filming of the subjects of this series will commence today in readiness for Alexander Wang's show on Saturday, Diane Von Furstenberg's show on Sunday, the Narciso Rodriguez show on Tuesday, before drawing to an close with Jeremy Scott's show on Wednesday.

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Yohji Yamamoto considering closing Antwerp flagship in a drastic downsize [WWD]

The fashion world is just like middle school for style rookie Tavi Gevinson [Huffington Post]

Lucky enough to own vintage Gucci? Get it appraised with Christies, for free [Vogue]

Tanqueray Gin gets a Jeremy Scott makeover [Sassybella]

Solve Sundsbo talks about male nudity and his 'no style/style' [Models.com]

American boy Jeremy Scott is making a change this season: He's moving his runway show from Paris Fashion Week, where he's shown his collections for the past few years, to New York. And his Autumn/Winter 2010 show will be "an homage to fashion itself," he told Style.com.

"I've been feeling a New York moment," said the LA-based designer. "I don’t know, maybe it’s all the Jay-Z? I get kind of itchy after too long in one place; it’s been over three years since I’ve shown in New York. In fashion time, that’s practically a decade! Lots of things have changed since I showed in New York—the Adidas collections and all that—so the time seemed right. And maybe I’m a little lazy, too—it’s a little easier to trek over to New York than to go all the way over the ocean." Laziness, his taste in music, general restlessness: we don't care what brings Scott to the Big Apple, we're just glad he'll be here.