Miuccia Prada has been all about the multimedia experiments over the past couple of years. Trembled Blossoms is her latest product. The short film -- 4 minutes in length, to be exact -- was presented during L.A. Fashion Week. It had previously been shown during New York Fashion Week.

The film is considered to be a "classic animated cartoon, supported by modern techniques." It was directed by James Lima.

Of course, all of Hollywood was there to see the grand debut. When a big fashion name comes knocking on L.A.'s door, you don't say no. Otherwise the most exciting thing you'll see at L.A. Fashion Week is Lauren Conrad's new collection. Woohoo.

Anyways, L.A.'s finest came out for the night and they were definitely dressed to impress. To see some of the hits and misses of the evening click through the gallery. But, first a warning. There were a few great outfits, but mostly, just a whole lot of crazy. Be prepared.

Just the other day I wrote about how we will probably continue to see Benji and Joel Madden's DCMA line on Paris Hilton as long as she continues her faux-mance with the former. Surprise, surprise, look who showed up to the DCMA flagship store opening in head to toe DCMA gear.

Another important observation from the same event is that dating Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie, respectively (or un-respectively, depending on how you look at it) has significantly upped the Madden boys' star power and clout in the fashion world. That's not to say anyone thinks they're the next House of Versace. But, they are getting tons more press coverage for what would otherwise be another boring celebrity line that nobody talks about.

Obviously Nicole Richie was at the flagship opening supporting her baby daddy and showing off her fab post pregnancy bod. And you already know that Paris Hilton was there, but did I mention she was wearing what must be the world's best push-up bra? Christina Milian, fittingly decked herself all out in leather for the rock star occasion. Even Pete Wentz showed up wearing really dorky (yet somehow sort of cute) glass. Hey, at least he wasn't wearing guyliner. Of course Nicky Hilton attended, looking thinner than ever. She's disappearing right before our very eyes. And last but not least, Ja-Rule rocked the red carpet proudly sporting a DCMA hoodie.

To see all the celebs that came out for the Madden brothers' big night, browse through the gallery.

There isn't a thing in this world anymore that a fashion designer won't put his or her mark on, and breath mints are no exception.

Hersheys, whichowns the York brand, has collaborated with the Young Survival Coalition, an organization that unites young women against breast cancer to create these special, limited edition tins of tiny York Mints that are pretty enough to be an accessory. The mints are just bite-sized drops of mint (I kind of wish they were mini York peppermint patties), which are refreshing, but it's the tin in which they are held that's really cool. Nicky HIlton has designed one, as has Nicole Miller. The tins are a whopping $25, but remember two things: 1) fashion comes at a price, and 2) it goes toward a very good cause.

[via: TasteSpotting]

What's in fashion on the social scene? No, it isn't what you're wearing, it's how you're behaving. Or in this case, misbehaving.

Wild antics like getting dangerously drunk, dancing on tables, losing pieces of your outfit, and pretty much acting the way you did on your 21st birthday used to be the fast track for ruin for celebrities, A- and B- and even C-list alike. However, "in today's Hollywood, the harder you party, the more hip you are," says the Sydney Morning Herald.

Case(s) in point? The Hilton sisters come to mind right away, but also "always drunk" Entourage star Jeremy Piven, Mr. Britney Spears, and Lindsay Lohan. The question is why? And are these stars really partying that much harder than celebs of 10 years ago? It seems that it's all a play for publicity, and according to an industry insider, the stars were partying just as hard, but were doing it in private. These days, it's all about getting out in the public eye.