In certain ways, one-piece garments seem to make more sense for night than day. If you wear a nightie like the one above to bed, for instance, you don’t necessarily have to think about repeated runs to the ladies’ room. How annoying is it to wear a jumpsuit during the day and have to peel that thing off in a bathroom stall? Too much information, I know. This romper by The Lake and Stars could technically work for day or night, with its pretty satin ribbons and cool black piping. The Brooklyn-based brand has a knack for giving sexy lingerie ideas a contemporary treatment. Pair it with tuxedo trousers and a jacket for your hot Valentine’s Day dinner date. And then rock it alone afterward.

“Due to the lack of time and sleep, we tend to eat a lot of takeout and junk food under the guise of treating ourselves for all the hard work we’re doing. We allow ourselves to eat anything guilt-free. Greasy Reuben [sandwiches] from the diner or a lumberjack breakfast always work well to calm those cravings.” -Costello Tagliapietra duo Jeffrey Costello and Robert Tagliapietra

A former professional basketball player seems an unlikely choice for an olfactory star. And yet, you’d be hard-pressed to find a fashion insider who doesn’t name-check Ben Gorham’s Byredo perfume as a favorite. He’s got collaborations with Acne and the painfully cool magazine, Fantastic Man, under his belt and has become a go-to for fragrance lovers who are craving a bit of the unexpected. That’s an impressive feat considering that he only launched his brand three years ago.

So far, his approach is working. His brand has been closely associated with Stockholm’s current renaissance, which includes Acne and Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair. “It’s a group of people who understand the traditional aspect of Swedish design and choose to take it a step further,” he says. “I think the aesthetics of what some of the other brands do is very different from mine, but the ambition is the same. We’ve learned from our big brother brands like Ikea and H&M that we can translate what we do globally.”

Occupation: Fashion student

What she’s wearing: “The coat is a vintage find I got in Shepherds Bush. It cost me £2. The dress was originally a vintage men’s shirt. And the shoes are also a vintage find. They were originally Italian white linen. But when I bought them they had been painted orange. So I then painted them black.”

If she could forever banish one trend it would be: “The type of clothes worn by Katy Perry. Cheesy pinks and that sort of thing.”

More than anyone else in fashion, it’s the models who seem abnormally perfect. How do they go from show to show looking so dang dewy and fresh-faced after wearing gobs of potentially breakout-inducing makeup? What miracle creams are they using? Or is it just genetics? A few catwalk fixtures fill us in.

“I can’t live without Embryolisse Hydrating Cream. All of the makeup artists use it. It’s so rich it feels like butter on the skin.” -Sessilee Lopez