Miley in a plunging black gown and a new hair do

Amber Rose debuted her baby bump with Wiz Khalifa by her side

“I’m gonna need a little security, and they [MTV] took me too seriously.”

 

Ashley Olsen at the bar, before winning The Women's Designer of the Year Award with newly brunette sister MK. They won the most prestigious fashion design award in America, beating out the likes of Marc Jacobs. They then very adorably thanked each other!

Designer Alexander Wang and Carine Roitfeld

John Waters pick up awards for Comme des Garçons‘ Rei Kawakubo and Johnny Depp (who performed with the Black Keys at the MTV Movie Awards the night before) both of whom did not attend.

Seth Meyers, the evening's host and head writer of “Saturday Night Live” with Alexi Ashe

Sophia Bush

Pharrell Williams

Designer Michael Kors and model Joan Smalls

Candice Swanepoel (love her hair!)

Julianne Hough in Kaufmanfranco

Anna Wintour in Marc Jacobs presented The Lifetime Achievement Award to Tommy Hilfiger.

Designer Tommy Hilfiger and Dee Hilfiger. After the awards, they hosted an intimate dinner at the Monkey Bar.

Though the awards were short, it turned out to be a long night! The after party, of course, was held at the Boom Boom Room!

The Winners of the Night:

Womenswear Designer of the Year: Ashley & Mary Kate Olsen–The Row

Menswear Designer of the Year: Billy Reid

Accessory Designer of the Year: Reed Krakoff

Swarovski Awards for Womenswear: Joseph Altuzarra

Swarovski Awards for Menswear: Phillip Lim

Swarovski Awards for Accessory Design: Tabitha Simmons

International Award: Rei Kawakubo–Commes des Garcons

Media Award: Scott Schuman & Garance Doré

Founders Award: Andrew Rosen

Geoffrey Beene Lifetime Achievement Award: Tommy Hilfiger

Fashion Icon Award: Johnny Depp

“Take your fun very seriously…[and] maybe one day you will start a revolution” -Garance Dore

-Madonna’s 12^th studio album, “MDNA” receives lukewarm welcome from critics [Reuters]

-Madonna worked with photographers Mert + Marcus for the cover of album [Pictures!]

-Trendabl, a new iPhone app launching today, aims to create a social network that’s tailored specifically to fashion [WWD]

-Faberge to launch e-commerce site [Forbes]

-DKNY PR Girl’s tweets [WWD]

-Salvatore Ferragamo releases fashion short The Signorina Story to push new fragrance [The Cut]

-Coach collaborates with The Coveteur to market men’s line [FashionablyMarketing.me]

-What Siri means for the future of mobile shopping [eMarketer]

-Alexander McQueen has relaunched its [website] to incorporate contemporary label.

- Alexander McQueen | Women’s Autumn/Winter 2012

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4mzWil76QM&feature=youtu.be

Take a sneak peek into Chloé Loves Charlie’s Spring 2012 Lookbook COMING SOON!

Meet the photographer. Hi Mat!

  ALSO: Hepster earrings coming soon to C♥C!

Oh, I can’t forget a behind the scenes cutie!

☮&<3 Heba

According to an Time and American Express survey, 4 Million Americans expect to propose or be proposed to over Valentine’s Day 2012!

Here are the latest dress designs to inspiration anyone who might elope this Valentines Day! Make sure you read Cosmopolitan magazines tips for any brides to be down below!  Its never too early/late to think dresses, if your looking down the cheaper end of the barrel, get creative or take a sketch into the tailor –better yet, take your sketch in and design your own wedding dress!

What She’s Wearing

Vera Wang Spring 2011 Farrah Gown

Dana Rebecca Stud Earrings

BlueNile Morganite and Diamond Ring : $1,775.00

Joanna Breitbart Headpiece

Sequin NYC Rounded Cuff

Sequin NYC Diamond Lattice Bracelet

What She’s Wearing

Vera Wang Spring 2011 Esther Dress (Lace Top Removed On Blair’s)

Similar Styles

Reem Acra Virtue Gown : $2,800.00

What She’s Wearing

Reem Acra dress is available through ShopBop for $5,950.00.

“Cosmo experts swear couples have the best odds of making it for the long haul if they wait until 25 to get hitched.

There are practical reasons for the mid-20s dividing line, and most of them boil down to two biggies: education and money. Turns out, the more years of higher education a woman has under her belt on her wedding day, the lower the chances that she’ll get divorced…and by 25, you’re more likely to have earned a degree or two.

“Educated women tend to be more confident about who they are and less willing to settle for a man who doesn’t meet their standards,” explains Terri Orbuch, PhD, author of Five Simple Steps to Take Your Marriage From Good to Great.

Odds are that by 25 you’re also supporting yourself, so there’s less incentive for you to rush into marriage because you’re seeking financial security from him.

Twenty-four and already married to the man of your dreams? Don’t worry: Many young marriages survive. But given the choice, you might consider putting off the big day until your mid-20s or later.”