Isabel Marant may have launched a sneaker-wedge revolution, but Nike is taking the pumped-up look to new heights with its limited release of the Dunk Sky Hi City Pack, priced at $225 each. Inspired by five stylish metropolises from around the world — including New York, Milan, and Tokyo — you get the classic old-school streetwear silhouette of a Dunk high-top with all the luxe details of each city's iconic "personality" attached.

The New York style, at far left, features a metallic reptilian-print upper with black pony-hair panels and a patent leather Swoosh logo — a tribute to the New Yorker's signature all-black getup. Meanwhile, the London style boasts vibrant red plaid and green patent leather; the Milan iteration pays homage to its leather-crafting and luggage-making heritage with a crocodile-embossed upper; the Paris style looks to its romantic urban roots with a pale tweed-and-leather combo; and the Tokyo reveals itself as a city (or in this case, a shoe) driven by high shine and an insatiable desire for high tech via gorgeous iridescent accents.

More on the limited-edition City Pack release dates here.

Starting next Monday, your (and our) online shopping outlook will be enhanced tenfold. The reason? Barneys New York is launching a permanent barneyswarehouse.com website. As in, what once was a biannual all-out designer markdown battle of wits, strength, and style savvy will soon be available to us 24/7. Now, no matter where you live (right now there are only 13 outlet stores nationwide), you'll be privy to past-season sale items, discounted to up to 75 percent. "I certainly think this could be our biggest store," said Barneys Executive Vice President Daniella Vitale. And with all this talk of "liquidation" ecommerce, and the obvious excitement that comes with the iconic retailer's move into the digital outlet space, we can't help but hope that this factory fever (J.Crew announced its full-time J.Crew Factory site back in October) continues to grow. Do you think the burgeoning trend of online markdown oases actually prompts us to shop more? Or is it merely the idea of having a more affordable (and accessible) option that makes this news all the sweeter? Weigh in below.

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We credit Chloë Moretz's unforgettably bright Simone Rocha number at the People's Choice Awards with putting the designer on our radar (in a big way). Now, not only is Rocha one of the newest featured designers on Net-a-Porter, but you can actually snag Chloë's neon embroidered organza dress ($1,540), too. That is, if the vibrant yellow hue and lofty price tag hit all the right notes for you and your Spring wardrobe wish list. While we're pretty sure this isn't the kind of dress that proves a universally viable shopping option, it's too cute to forgo altogether. Thus, we've gone ahead and scouted out similarly colorful embroidered dresses for your perusal. You can style your match á la Chloë — with black heels and little else — or play with the idea of "opposites attract" by offsetting the girlie sensibility with a menswear-inspired twist (read: brogues).

As for the impressive lady behind the dressmaking? We're really looking forward to seeing what Rocha has in store for us come London Fashion Week. So far, the 26-year old Central Saint Martins grad has delivered three standout collections, earned an Emerging Talent nomination at the 2012 British Fashion Awards, and garnered a pretty cool A-list clientele. Please see above for further proof. While we wait on which celeb will wear the designer's creations next — and what she'll put forth for Fall '13 — shop the exact Simone Rocha neon dress here or click through our inspired-by picks below.

Dressed in head-to-toe Dolce & Gabbana, Chloë Moretz looked far more polished, sophisticated, and well, grown up than her 15 years would suggest. That said, we love that she took a decidedly playful approach to her menswear-inspired look at the Movie 43 LA premiere, which in turn, supplied the age-appropriate twist Chloë embodies so well, even while wearing the most high fashion of pieces. It's all in the details here. Look to the sweet embroidery along the satin lapels of her black tuxedo jacket, to her ruffled white bib-front blouse, and to her bow-tie satin heels for proof of the actress's attention to feminine and playful accents. Chloë steered clear of statement jewelry and a dramatic red lip, which can sometimes go hand in hand with the masculine dressing package. In effect, she kept her ensemble fresh, streamlined, and totally relatable.

You could easily re-create her black-and-white outfit, but if you want to give it your own daytime spin, swap out the tapered trousers for a pair of high-waisted dark jeans. Then, trade the heels for a pair of lace-up oxfords, which will keep the menswear vibe intact. Below, we've mapped out all the pieces you'll need to follow suit (literally).

Chloë Moretz's airport outfit exhibited the kind of style that we want to emulate every day of the week, and it came courtesy of three chic black pieces. While the lighter scarf, black watch, and round sunglasses provided the polish, we're looking to the darker elements for our main outfit formula. Her boxy black car coat was feminine and sleek and isn't in danger of ever going out of style. Thus, pair this no-fail outerwear staple with a slimming silhouette (skinny jeans or even a not-so-slouchy boyfriend cut will work!) on bottom to keep the integrity of the outfit's clean lines intact. Chloë's black Prada tote may be a bit of a splurge if you plan on following suit, but the lesson to take here is a boxy handbag — in a neutral tone — will never steer you astray. To finish, her ensemble got its youthful twist via black wedge booties. Yes, they're sophisticated, but they definitely feel like a playful footwear option in place of a patent-leather pump or strappy heel. You can pull one, two, or all three of these items into your own wintry wardrobe for a similarly refined effect — the choice is yours. See our shopping picks below.

Sarah Jessica Parker invoked a little of that Carrie Bradshaw spirit with this balanced juxtaposition of polished, albeit laid-back, layers (exotic-printed Level 99 denim ($140) and L'Agence coat included) with the sleekest pair of slingback heels. If it weren't for those little details, this could just have been any other jeans and top ensemble, but when you factor in the standout subtleties, the outfit gained a lot of stylish momentum. To take on a similar brand of city-girl cool, start with a sophisticated foundation. Style a solid-color blouse with fitted jeans, and if you're feeling extra daring, spring for a snakeskin-printed pair like Sarah Jessica's. Then, hone in on that one make-it-or-break-it accent — in this case, a stellar teal-hued slingback heel — and let it be the talking point of your look. We love that this shoe is bright, eye-catching, and chic, but never registers as an over-the-top accessory. In fact, we'd go so far as to say these heels are the reason why SJP's daytime look gets our 9-to-5 (and beyond) approval. Chances are, you've got the essential outfit staples already in your closet, but the slingbacks? See our picks below.

While Jennifer Lawrence's red Dior Couture gown from the Golden Globes may be top of mind — although we fully expect her to outdo herself in the coming weeks — we have to let you in on some runway-to-reality fodder. That gorgeously sexy black Prabal Gurung cutout creation she wore to the Critics' Choice Awards is exclusively available to preorder on Moda Operandi. With a fairly steep price tag and an estimated delivery date of June 1, this hand-draped leather yoke gown ($4,550) isn't exactly an impulse buy, but listen, if you regularly find yourself dressing for black-tie events (or just want to treat yourself), this is a no-brainer. Its skin-baring reveals never veer into the too-much-skin territory and the floor-skimming train injects a subtle amount of Old Hollywood glamour. Lest we forget, the sweetheart neckline and leather detailing provide the perfect juxtaposition of a sweet vs. tough sensibility. And, just like Jennifer did, you too could find yourself on the receiving end of some stunned reactions. What other kind of response could you illicit from this kind of head-turning gown?

We know you've got big plans on Sunday — spending the Golden Globes with us, right? — so we're going to make your Monday morning a little bit easier. Or, at the very least, Katie Holmes is. Her latest look was perfectly assembled for work; from the chic slightly cropped blue blazer to the basic black trousers, it's a no-fuss, four-step process that will take the stress out of what you'll be wearing to your 9 a.m. meeting. While Katie styled her white blouse to be a bit more devil-may-care, try a half-tuck (or the full-tuck) instead. Trust us, it's the professional thing to do. As for the sophisticated add-ons, you can keep the chain-strap bag or switch it out for something more laptop-friendly. Then, depending on your office dress code, it may be better to opt for a sleek black pump instead. If you're not a heels-at-work kind of girl, a pair of brogue-inspired flats will do. Lest we forget her gorgeous gold drop earrings, these dainty accessories offer up a bit of daytime sparkle, but not to fear, it's not the type of flair that causes a workplace distraction. Got all that? See you on Sunday!

The Winter chill has us in a very steady stream of coat consciousness (exhibit A: Jessica Chastain's envy-inducing collection), and now, Jessica Alba has us convinced that it's entirely OK to lust after yet another outerwear option. Spotted last night in LA, the brunette beauty bundled up in a Sandro Mémorable olive coat ($725, originally $1,035), complete with a rabbit-fur-paneled and buckle-infused front, and flared jeans. And, with just one look at her wintry ensemble, we knew: a coat that eye-catching is worth a little more "research." While the exact version is on sale right now, we're aware that it's still a bit of an investment spend. Not to mention, we're also aware that not everyone is on the fur-wearing bandwagon — understandably so. Here's your win-win: see our editors' budget-friendly faux-fur picks below.

Chances are, you remember Michelle Obama's inspiring speech at the Democratic National Convention, so you probably remember exactly what she was wearing, too. Flash forward three months — we've got some great news for you: her gorgeous bespoke Tracy Reese pink wallpaper combo dress ($398) is yours for the taking. That's right, the designer has re-created the sleeveless floral jacquard number for the masses (read: fashionistas and adoring fans alike), and with a price that won't necessarily break the bank, it's worth thinking about this dress as an investment in your work and cocktail-attire wardrobe. The snag here? If you love the FLOTUS' dress enough to buy it, you better act fast. We're guessing this won't last long on Tracy Reese's website. And for more Michelle Obama-inspired looks, just head on over to our comprehensive campaign-trail outfits roundup now.

Her Broadway play, Dead Accounts, may be closing seven weeks early, but the shortened run certainly hasn't dampened Katie Holmes's off-duty styling mojo. And today's latest fare is further proof of her reign as a consistently cool styler of casual wares — right into the New Year. We could easily give all due credit to her gorgeous long, blue, double-breasted Balenciaga coat for making her outfit both Winter-appropriate and classically chic, but where's the fun in that? No, we're also looking to Katie's no-fail skinny jeans, black turtleneck, and black suede ankle boot trifecta for an additional round of "what to wear when it's cold and not look like a blob" inspiration. While it's almost second nature at this point to reach for a darker denim wash, try a lighter iteration for a boyfriend feel without the boyfriend silhouette. Then, layer up on top. Translation: a turtleneck, tee, and coat are all par for the course — as long as each piece fits correctly and is tailored close to the body. The whole look feels put-together without trying too hard, and the best part? You really don't have to try very hard to achieve the same kind of Katie Holmes effect. Shop our editors' picks below to follow suit.

For the girl who has big plans for ringing in 2013 — but isn't big on frills or sparkle — we're here to give you a different kind of punch up in our latest Countdown to New Year's Eve installment. Alexa Chung's leopard-print ensemble is just the thing to inspire your own take on exotic styling. Follow suit with a printed sheath dress (with a black lace-trimmed slip dress peeking out from underneath for added texture) or get creative with an oversize leopard-printed blouse and lacy shorts. Then layer up with a slick black trench coat and tights. While we're all for showing off some leg, unless you're lucky enough to be in a year-round warm locale, you're going to need some Winter-ready wares for the inevitable chilly trek outside. A glossy pair of flat Chelsea boots, a chain-strap bag, pyramid-shaped stud earrings, and a bold red lip offer up the perfect combination of standout accents to round out an already statement-making outfit. No towering heels necessary. Listen, if you're dressing for the last night of the year, why not take a walk on the wild side, right? Shop our key pieces below to channel your version of Alexa Chung come Dec. 31.

Clockwise from top left: Giambattista Valli Leopard-Print Cotton Dress ($889, originally $2,540), Burberry Brit Double-Breasted Trench ($914, originally $1,305), Club Monaco Heavy Opaque Tights ($30), Dr. Martens Flora Chelsea Boot ($140), Guerlain KissKiss Lipstick ($33), Tom Binns Clash Pyramid Stud Earrings ($132), Forever 21 Studded Chain Strap Crossbody Bag ($25)