Rupert Sanderson’s a name that will send shivers down every fashion-loving girl’s spine – for all the right reasons, of course. Those classic shoes each tweaked with an individual style to transform his talent for traditional craftsmanship into a unique vision have caught the discerning eyes of many a modern day style icon – from Kate Moss to Cheryl Cole, no less – making him a firm favourite on fashion’s footwear radar. Yep, that’s Rupert Sanderson alright, and what most girls would give to spend a day in his delicately-designed shoes. Oh, wait a minute…

Ah, the cape, the answer to all our – yep, you guessed it – transitional wardrobe woes. Perfect for pulling on to keep the chill at bay when you don’t want to be cosied up to your neck in sheepskin, and great for giving your hands the freedom to roam all the rails they like. Ah, yes, the classic camel cape is back, and this season, it’s better than ever.

We can’t help but feel that Jessica Alba was rubbing it in our faces when showing off her amazingly toned legs in this thigh-high babydoll dress yesterday afternoon for her appearance on David Letterman’s Late show.

Painterly prints have evolved from cutesy florals to something tougher this season, and we think these Something Else shorts, new to Urban Outfitters, wouldn’t look out of place at a Christopher Kane show where galactic-style prints are a signature.

Famed fashion photographer Corinne Day, who helped kick-start the career of a 16-year-old Kate Moss, has died following a ten-year battle with brain cancer.

She passed away on Friday, 27th August, aged 45, from the tumour that had been building in her brain for the best part of ten years.

Well what do you know, it seems London may be about to get the royal touch as Elizabeth Emanuel, who designed Princess Diana’s wedding dress with her then-husband David, gets set set to make a comeback at September’s London Fashion Week.

She went from six collections a year to two, but come October, Kate Moss’s fourteenth collection for Topshop will be her final offering – but fear not a fashion stampede, apparently there just isn’t the same storm surrounding it now that there used to be.

Though I just moved back down to college in southern California where the weather is heating up even more in August, right now I just can’t help but continue to think about fall trends. Perhaps it is something about returning to an academic environment that makes me want to begin fall or, at least, buy new fall clothes.

Though it’s essential for every woman to own classic styles of jeans, such as a straight leg jean, a wide leg trouser jean, and a relaxed fit boyfriend jean, it can also be fun to try out new trendy denim styles. The jeans being produced for this fall are perhaps some of the coolest “trend” jeans I’ve seen in a long time.

Now in California that it’s finally warmed up (up to 110 degrees where I go to school), I just want to wear all the summer clothes I’ve been thinking about wearing but haven’t had the chance to yet. I mentioned in another blog post about how fun it is to play with proportions this summer in the heat. And I realized that perhaps I needed to explain more about one item of clothing I mentioned in that post in particular: the crop top.