Check out our exclusive New York Fashion Week interview with Kim Kardashian, where she dishes on her new Bebe collection designed in collaboration with sisters Kourtney and Khloe. Each sister's distinct style is reflected in the affordable collection. Want to know which sis designed which piece? Check it all out now on FabTV!

Bondi devotees take note, Vogue Australia has dedicated their March issue to the cool, laidback style of Australian Summers, featuring our very own Abbey Lee Kershaw as the cover star. Shot by Max Doyle, the vibe is cruisy yet inspirational, complete with cute surfer dude (Tyler Atkins) and all. Editor-in-chief Kirstie Clements explains, "It's fantastic that we could come straight back to Australia from the shows and capture the sexy, scuba swim trend with one of the top models in the world. It was even better that one of the world's most iconic beaches is only 20 minutes from the office. This just had to be photographed at Bondi." We agree!

Click on to see more exclusive pics from the shoot!

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In terms of celebrations, I always thought making it to 100 was impressive, that was until I heard from the lovely people over at Net-a-Porter this morning. The UK luxury e-boutique will have taken one million orders this month, which, contrary to what my friends and family may think, were not all made by me.

This shopping milestone is being celebrated by an exciting giveaway starting tomorrow. All you have to do is sign up here (no purchase necessary) and you'll automatically go into the draw to win a £25, 000 shopping spree. And just in case you're wondering, I didn't accidentally add an extra zero to that figure, I'm talking almost $45,000 worth of goodies! Let me break this down to you in clothing and shoe figures, shall I? That'll get you a pair of Christian Louboutin heels for every day of the month, an entire Marc by Marc Jacobs wardrobe, a Balmain capsule wardrobe, and a new Timex watch for every day of the year. Drooling much? The competition will run for three weeks and a winner will be selected at random.

Roland Mouret's cuts may be classic, but this is one designer who embraces change. It's been a big year for the designer. Not only did Victoria Beckham, Heidi Klum, and Beyonce constantly model his tailored creations, but the designer embraced the web runway show trend showing his Spring '10 collection to the masses. And, just last week, he announced his plans for menswear. But it's his minidress rainbow collection for Net-a-Porter that has everyone lusting. Funnily enough, it was Beyonce who initially inspired him to cut his mid-calf hemlines. He celebrated the endeavor with some famous friends in LA, and we had the chance to chat with him before he jetted down for the event. Here's what the fabulously tall designer explained about the collection! We're so excited about the Rainbow collection with Net-a-Porter; how did it begin? It’s a collaboration with a couple things. I tried to develop quite a private or specific relationship [with Net-a-Porter]. With Neiman Marcus, we’re doing limited edition for Neiman Marcus, where we create special colours, a special outfit for them. And at Net-a-Porter, we have created this Rainbow project because Natalie [Massenet, Chairman and Founder of Net-a-Porter] told me, "We want a minidress collection for an attitude," and I said, "OK, let’s create that collection." I am going down to LA tomorrow to launch that collection — to do a dinner there. For the rest of the interview, read more

Australian label En Rose is known for creating luxurious dresses and statement pieces, minus the hefty price tag. Their signature draping, quality craftmanship and attention to detail make it one of the most reliable go-to labels for special occasions on offer.

Their first stand-alone store has just opened in Sydney's Paddington, boasting an intimate space filled with plush brocade, wooden floorboards and an in-house alteration service. An exclusive bridesmaid collection is also available, along with a new accessories range being launched for Winter 2010.

Still hungry for more? Well have we got a deal for you! Pop into store anytime this week, mention the super secret code word...errr...fabsugar, and you'll instantly get 10% off any purchase! Hit up En Rose, 90 Oxford St Paddington, for a dose of affordable retail therapy, today!

Prepare to lust after yet another designer collaboration - this time from two of the world's most exciting brands. theOutnet.com and Paul & Joe have joined forces to create a fabulous collection, made exclusively from archive Paul & Joe fabric. This limited edition P&J for theOutnet.com range will be available from December 1st, with prices starting at just $150.

The collection features over 30 different styles reminiscent of classic Paul & Joe pieces, at affordable theOutnet.com prices. Set your calendar reminders!

It's no surprise that Anna Wintour occasionally likes to recycle her threads and wear the same outfit twice. I dig this. It shows she has a human side, and well, maybe she just really loves the ensemble. I get like that too, though I usually strategically work out where I can rehash outfits by different crowds I'll be around, and admittingly, log onto facebook and see how many photos there are of me sporting the number. Yep, I'm a little shallow like that.

What I've noticed lately that has got me into quite a tizz (and before you ask, yes, I do have too much time on my hands), is that the Queen of Vogue has repeatedly worn the same style shoe for as long as I can remember. I'm talking years, people!

Now, these are either some freakishly comfy shoes (Kumfs disguised as Manolos?) or she's got some sort of cream crossover/slingback fetish going on.

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WHAT is going on!?

All good things must come to an end. And that includes Rachel Zoe's work relationship with her platinum-blond style associate, Taylor Jacobson. You either loved her or hated her — but you have to admit you loved her wardrobe. I couldn't shut up about her awesome jackets; Chanel, Dries van Noten, Balenciaga, sigh. I'm sure Taylor's leaving Rachel Zoe was melancholy for all parties involved — the two have worked together since January 2005. I know I will miss drooling over her jackets and watching her and Brad's banter. We caught up with Taylor this week, and though she didn't divulge details about her departure, she has a positive outlook on life — something we seldom see from the show's supposed villain. And, can I just add, Taylor gives Fab favorite Diane Kruger props for having stellar style — great minds . . . Listen up.

What should we expect to see from you in the next year? I look forward to exploring styling on my own and the new opportunities and experiences it is going to bring.

Who are your go-to designers right now? Chris Benz, Alexander Wang, and Prabal Gurung.

Whose style do you admire? I think Diane Kruger has great style and even more impressive is that she does it herself. To read the rest of the interview and to see a gallery of Taylor on TRZP.

Fab's all about fashion with a conscience these days, so it comes as great news that Sportsgirl is introducing ethical jewellery label made online and to selected stores this December.

All made products are designed by influential designers (including collaborations with Peaches Geldof and Alexa Chung!), then sourced and created by disadvantaged communities across East Africa. Created by London based Cristina Cisilino, the label believes in producing unique and fabulous accessories whilst improving the lives of impoverished communities in developing countries.

Head over to Sportsgirl this December for your piece of feel good fashion.