Yes, a model fell at the star-studded Burberry Prorsum show. But even that could not eclipse a collection that married classic anglomania with Mad Max chic and a refined rebel-without-a-cause vibe.

• Annabelle Neilsen, on Alexander McQueen: "He was loved by so many, but felt loved by so few." A Scottish pipe band played at McQueen's memorial service, and Björk performed in a winged dress made of molded wood and feathers.

For his Spring collection, "Something With a Fringe on Top," Henry Holland was inspired by Xanadu, Palm Springs, the restaurant Indochine, Agyness Deyn, and, um, fringe. In fact, Oklahoma! may have been the only thing that didn't influence him.

Matthew Williamson's latest It-girl offering skewed a little less foam party and more boho happening. (Okay, an exclusive one.)

• Julia Roberts' original deal with Lancôme, signed last December, was rumored to be worth up to $20 million. Now that the actress is renewing for five more years, she's said to be earning a cool $50 million. [Daily Mail]

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[Jude Law sits in the front row of his girlfriend Sienna Miller's Twenty8Twelve fashion show at London's Fashion Week, September 18. Image via Lia Toby/WENN.]

• Mariah Carey is launching an accessories line on HSN in November. Expect her to be hawking shoes, jewelry, and "a limited edition version of her Luscious Pink fragrance, with a butterfly-cap bottle and a personal note from the songstress." [WWD]

• Fashion diva Karl Lagerfeld held up a luncheon given in his honor because he refused to eat any food not made by Nobu. [Telegraph]
• Breaking: Anna Wintour briefly removed her sunglasses before the Derek Lam show. [NYObs]

London psychiatrists have asked that the UK government require the inclusion of a warning symbol on airbrushed images of models and celebrities. They've also requested that London Fashion Week ban underweight models in order to stop "glamorizing" anorexia. [Independent]

Atten-hut! The Fall/Winter 2010 Burberry Prorsum show today in London was armed and dangerous. On the runway: Military looks sharp enough to slice mess hall meatloaf. In the crowd? Lots of names, sweetie. Names.

• Carey Mulligan isn't taking Anna Wintour's sartorial advice. "Anna said I should wear short for the Oscars. I was like ‘No, that is so not what I had in my head when I was 6!" Once bitten, twice shy. [People]

When Christopher Kane for Topshop hit stores, it was an instant sensation. And we won't mind seeing this collection hit the high street, either...although anyone who hates embroidery? You're pretty much SOL on this one.

When I got my first AOL account at 14, I considered "GreenEyedMonster." That was because of my eye color, but looking at the Nicole Farhi Autumn/Winter in London, I wish I had it: the clawing envy would be apt.

• Jourdan Dunn returned to the catwalk at London Fashion Week two months after giving birth. [Vogue UK]
• Alexa Ray Joel is the new face of Prell shampoo, 24 years after her mother, Christie Brinkley, had the same gig. [Daily Express]

Matthew Williamson's Fall 2010 collection is filled with perfect party dresses, frilly ruffles, a touch of shimmer, and a dash of fur, which all combine to create a romantic, modern take day on retro styles. Let's take a look!

Just as he did last year, designer Mark Fast sent several plus-size models (including Crystal Renn) down his runway at London Fashion Week. As Renn told the Telegraph: "'It's nice to see his clothes on different sizes."

[London, February 20. Image via Getty.]

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