>> Erickson Beamon's latest diffusion collection, for online jewelry boutique BaubleBar, is now available online. The seven-piece collection features brightly colored bracelets, earrings, and necklaces — all in the storied jewelry brand's signature playful-glam aesthetic — at super-accessible prices. Crystal chandelier earrings are $65, and a multichain faux-pearl and crystal necklace — the collection's most expensive piece — is $200. “I’m drawn to the populuxe concept, where luxurious jewels are available at price points every girl can afford," explains Karen Erickson. This line marks the second diffusion collaboration for the brand; the first was with Target in 2009. "The funny thing that we learned when we did Target is that an Erickson Beamon fan is an Erickson Beamon fan.” See the whole collection — available now through Dec. 31 — here in the slideshow.
Photos courtesy of Erickson Beamon and BaubleBar

>> Taylor Tomasi Hill has been captured innumerable times for her street style, but recently she sat for The Block, marking her "first experience being in front of the camera as a model. It was a bit intimidating at first."

In addition to mugging for photographer Tetsuharu Kubota's camera, Tomasi Hill explained the origins of her trademark red hair: "My mother has sported a fiery red mane for as long as I can remember. While in college, I went home to visit — with bright green streaks in my hair. She took me to the salon and asked if I wanted to try her red. An hour later I was a redhead for life." As for whether she'd ever return to her natural hair color: "I may branch out and try something else one day, but I believe I will always go back to red. My husband will occasionally mention that he would love to see me the way he met me, as a brunette, so one day I will do it for him."

She also talks about her newish gig as Sigerson Morrison's creative consultant: "I am going to be working closely with them to differentiate and refresh their two brands [Sigerson Morrison and Belle]. I’ve always been a fan, and hope that I will eventually see the collections develop into something that has my stamp and flavor."

And the other side project she's got going: "At the moment I am working with Lane Crawford’s fashion director, Sarah Rutson, to create a collection showcasing all my favorites. Pieces that are seasonless, some inspired by vintage treasures that I have had in my closet for years. One is inspired by a dress I wore to my first day on the job at W, Teen Vogue, and then Marie Claire. I will be traveling to Hong Kong in January, when the line is slated to hit shelves."

>> Refresh your look — and add a little drama — with these Autumn-perfect eye makeup tricks, straight from the Fall 2011 runways. From the high-impact smokey styles spotted at Roberto Cavalli to the inky doll eyes seen at Lanvin, these eight looks are sure to inject a little pep into your beauty routine. Click through to see them all, and get tips on how to make them yours.

>> Charlotte Dellal looked to the sunshine-infused glamour of Miami and Beverly Hills for her Spring 2012 Charlotte Olympia collection. Ankle-strap platforms, sculptural heels, and Dellal's signature Pandora clutches get a dose of retro poolside whimsy with the help of suede leaf cutouts, raffia braids, and blush-colored feathers. Click through to preview the entire collection, currently available for preorder on Moda Operandi.

>> The chicest of the just-in pieces, from some of our favorite online stores. Among the goodies: A teal oversized clutch from Claire Vivier, a leather-sleeved Karen Walker dress, a pair of colorblock Bally booties — and more. Click through to shop them all now.

>> On to the next: Not a week after Paris Fashion Week ended, fashion's attention has already been shifted to London, where the Frieze Art Fair gets under way today. Yesterday, designers Alber Elbaz and Phoebe Philo, art dealers Vladimir Restoin-Roitfeld and Philo's husband, Max Wigram, plus Natalia Vodianova, Caroline Sieber, and Valentino Garavani were all spotted taking in the wares at the VIP preview.