THE FASH PACK

When we think of fashion week, we think of dashing between shows like crazy, subsisting on a diet of Sugar-Free Red Bull and cocktails, seeing some fabulous clothes and scrimping on sleep until we feel we might topple over. (Because of Naomi's nice streak, sometimes said weeks require lugging appliances in heels, but nevermind.)

We're kind of surprised it's being called a fashion week, but 'Twilight' fans can look forward to a whole five-ish days of clothing festivities. "Twilight Fashion Week" basically will involve MTV introducing vampire-movie clothes from Nordstrom. Some of those clothes have already been featured online.

But we know some of you Twilistas are probably really look forward to the, er, festivities. So in that case, live the dream and let us know what you'll be buying.

We always love news about LOVE, don't we? It seems the preview that hit the internet - a shot of Birmingham bass player Alex Hartley taken by David Sims - is one of the magazine's two second-issue covers. (Editor Katie Grand found Hartley online, by the way, so hopefuls: update your websites or MySpaces or whatever.) The second cover, shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, who took care of the first-issue cover, stars it-girl/Sting's daughter Coco Sumner.

Both subjects are 18, and most of the issue features upcoming celebs or relative unknowns who are 21 or younger. That includes Taylor Momsen, Kristen Stewart, Allegra Beck Versace and even Miley Cyrus. Grand told WWD: "The whole issue is full of these kids, really, who are at that turning point of life when you've got no responsibilities, you're quite free and everything's exciting."

Grand also promises more text in the second issue of the mag, which now features Isaac Lock as deputy editor. "I always think visually," said Grant, "so it was really important that the words team was strengthened."

The next issue, which hits stands Aug. 24, features 296 pages, including 106 ad pages from the likes of Louis Vuitton, Prada and Chanel. That compares to 116 ad pages for the first go, though Grand promises the issue exceeded its ad targets.

We get jealous of celebs for several reasons, not the least of which is their ability to bag free clothes when they get paid more than we do in many, many years. That's why we're kinda happy that Kristen Stewart is in the same boat. Sorry, Kristen.

She reveals to EW.com that she never gets to keep any of "the really cool stuff" she wears on the red carpet - "like anything for an event or anything like that." But why? "I'm just not important enough yet, I think." Well, if a starring role in 'Twilight' doesn't make you cool enough, then there's no hope for us to snag her Yigal Azrouel or Camilla and Marc.

But, she admits her style choices in the film do have sway with the public. "The things that have been sold out have been the things that people are actually able to get that are semi-cheap," she said. "Those things like sweatshirts and jackets, those things are mine, which is bizarre to have people go out and buy."

Now we're not saying that learning how to look like a pretty vampire will land you Robert Pattinson (because then we'd be shopping this clothing line), but adding a little 'Twilight' to your beauty routine couldn't hurt, right? Enter Twilight Beauty, a new cosmetics brand inspired by the popular movies.

DuWop found Christina Bartolucci has helped with 70 products for the range, including everything from eye primers to metallic mascaras. And the variety continues: There'll be two lines within the line. Luna Twilight will be the "prestige brand" reflecting the female characters, and Volturi Twilight items (like this Obsess lip gloss) will have lower price tags and come stamped with the Volturi family crest. Check stores Sept. 15, or shop online at Dillards, Nordstrom or TwilightBeauty.com.

We're assuming that if you go this far, you won't want to miss your Twilight Barbie, right? Now, you can get special dolls in the likeness of Edward Cullen and Bella Swan for $25 apiece. They'll hit stores Nov. 1, just a few weeks before the 'New Moon' release on Nov. 20. Check Walmart, Walmart.com and barbiecollector.com for more.

See the Twilight Barbies after the jump

Dear Coco Rocha: Welcome to the Liz Claiborne family [The Cut]

Kristen Stewart needs three types of hair gel [Beauty Blogging Junkie]

Miley Cyrus says they make her look smart [StyleWatch]

Want to see Anna Sheffield for Target? [Lucky Right Now]

Did Erin Wasson take a dig at Alexander Wang? [Fashionologie]

Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, and Taylor Lautner

We already know about 'Twilight' the makeup, and now we have 'Twilight' the clothing line. Oh, it was bound to happen soon enough. A 'New Moon'-inspired line featuring t-shirts, tunic dresses, jewellery and key chains will hit Nordstrom in October, according to InStyle.

If you don't shop onine, maybe get a protective detail if you buy anything from the range in stores. You know how 'Twilight' fans can get when they're thinking about Robert Pattinson.

See images from the collection after the jump

You might have heard of this little movie called 'Twilight', starring Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart. It seems 'New Moon', the vampire flicks' second instalment, has inspired a makeup collection from the cult brand DuWop.

And what, pray tell, does a Twilight-inspired makeup collection look like? For starters, there'll be a version of the brand's Lip Venom plumper that'll be separated so one half looks like blood. Can we also expect the palest foundation this side of a geisha girl's makeup stand?

The products are said to be launching later this year, but you might want to line up now. You know a gaggle of hopeful Edward Cullen suitors can make for a crazy scene.

Dear Kristen Stewart: let's talk [JustJared]

AmfAR loves a good party [Style.com]

Reese Witherspoon is bloomin' awesome [People]

Dinner with Camilla and Marc [Style.com]

Could you have bought this? [The Cut]