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Remember the eight awesome solar paneled bags featured in ELLE's Fergie-covered May issue? Well they're finally up for auction. The ELLE/Portable Light Project started with architect Sheila Kennedy. She was inspired by a trip to Mexico five year ago when she was struck by what she calls, "energy ...

If you want to step out with a big-bucks look, these gaudy stilettos are right on the money. A 3½-inch-tall dollar sign encrusted with Swarovski crystals embellishes the 4 1/3-inch high-heeled gold leather, strappy spikes by Giuseppe Zanotti.

Talon Heels are the of-the-moment crazy fashion trend, why not make it cheap chic?

Leighton Meester's character Blair Waldorf is carrying the blue Setter Jr. Tote ($528) from the label (if you're in Manhattan, their boutique is worth checking-out. They stock their own brand along with a bunch of vintage finds).

I really enjoyed imaginary shopping this fashion week. Why? Because lots of designers attempted to make wearable yet interesting clothes. And of course, anything that's wearable and interesting is bound to catch my eye. Here's a smattering of what I saw and savored.

What do you get when you combine a Snuggie with a Snood? Lo and behold, The Napper! Created by designer Simone Wittmann, this hooded shawl is the one of the more ridiculous traveling companions we've ever seen.

I was not expecting to be wowed by any of the bags - until this giant shearling hobo in ocelot print came walking down the runway, then I was zoned in and mesmerized.

If you're having a hard time remembering just how much you shop and where exactly all your money is going, no worries--there's an app for that! The mobile application Foursquare is a genius idea that allows users to unlock "badges" by "checking in" and telling all their friends where they're eating, shopping and partying.

Good news for Kevin Smith, the director who was kicked off a Southwest Airlines flight Sunday, allegedly for being too pudgy: Spanx for Men are finally here.