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"There&amp;#39;s nothing like saving the best for last...Marc Jacobs.\n\n When I arrived at the Lexington Avenue Armory, I was escorted to my seat and was happy to be sitting between my new friend Kelly Osbourne (whom I adore) and the incredibly beautiful Alexa Chung. The runway was in the shape of a triangle, and it was huge! The lights went down, and the first of many mirrored doors opened as each model strutted out of a different door. Talk about getting the chills!\n\n Bold stripes in black, white, red, and tan mixed with solids were featured in the first looks to pass by. Scalloped hems and ruffled collars softened the boldness and made the collection very feminine. It felt like we were back in the &amp;#39;50s simple and sophisticated. Kelly and Alexa were just as excited as I was about the collection. We were freaking out as each look passed by, all chic and sassy. Then the &amp;#39;50s feel turned into the &amp;#39;60s, and the collection began to look psychedelic. Mickey Mouse even made an appearance on a cropped, long-sleeved sweater. SO cute!\n\n After the show, we headed to the New York Yacht Club for the after party. The energy was high, and it was exciting to be in the mix with so many talented people, one of them being Kristen Wiig (my future co-star!). Marc Jacobs arrived, and the guests were eager to talk to him. I happened to be standing near him and was lucky enough to have a photo taken with him. I told him I was a huge fan and thanked him for giving me the opportunity to be a part of his show.\n\n Then Andrew Bevan and I stopped at the Meatball Shop on the Lower East Side for an ice cream sandwich. We reminisced about all of the great shows and talked about what a blast the week was. I was sad to say goodbye to Andrew, my big bro for the week, and to end this incredible opportunity that Teen Vogue gave me."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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