Fashion meets food! Amanda Kloots, Kaitlynn Carter, Sara Jane Nader, and more It-girls are taking the runway to the restaurant.  

The chic starlets gathered at Craig’s in West Hollywood, California on Aug. 21 to celebrate the celeb hotspot’s collaboration with fashion house, L’AGENCE.

The ready-to-wear line, whose pieces have been seen on Angelina Jolie, Jennifer Lopez, Sydney Sweeney, and Cindy Crawford, teamed up with the iconic dining destination to launch a new must-have: vegan ice cream.

Fashion director Tara Rudes-Dann raised a toast to the partnership, which came about naturally due to her love of the upscale American eatery.

“I’m here 2 to 3 times a week,” she spilled, before sharing details about the delicious Craig’s x L’AGENCE Le Caramel flavor. 

Attendees were dressed in the brand’s fall collection as they dined on signature dishes — from Caesar salad and rigatoni alla vodka to rib eye and branzino — before indulging in scoops of the confection paired with espresso martinis.

Adding to the night’s sweet spirit, guests penned handwritten notes with uplifting messages for the person seated beside them.

Shoppers can find L’AGENCE’s latest offerings in stores and online, while diners can treat themselves to the dessert after snagging a reservation at Craig’s.

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It’s a big week for Victoria’s Secret. A collaboration between PINK and LoveShackFancy was announced on Wednesday, hot on the heels of the news that the brand’s fashion show spectacle will return later this year. The upcoming partnership is brimming with pieces for Gen Z shoppers, landing just in time for back to school season.

The range will drop on August 6, following an immersive pop-up event the day before that’s set to paint the town pink in LoveShackFancy’s home base of New York City. The first-ever collab between the two brands will see PINK’s comfortable, cheeky, and fun everyday spirit infused with the romantic and dreamy aesthetic that Rebecca Hessel Cohen’s label is famous for. Think: feminine frills, bows, ruffles, and florals. And naturally — a focus on all things pink.

The collection brings together the loungewear and activewear pieces that Victoria’s Secret’s younger line is always a port of call for, such as rhinestone-studded lounge sets, crewneck sweaters and hoodies, pajamas, leggings, bralettes, and panties. There’ll also be a whole host of garments for dressing up in too, including varsity jackets, minis and maxis, ruffle trim skirts, and plenty of accessories.

In a press release announcing the capsule, founder and creative director Hessel Cohen said she had the carefree early aughts on the brain when co-designing the offering. “This collaboration with PINK feels like such a full-circle moment for me,” the former fashion editor said. “It celebrates our shared love of frills, florals, and everything pink — and captures that fun, carefree energy of the early 2000s. It’s playful, it’s feminine, and it brings our two worlds together in the most magical way.”

Pre-launch, the pieces, which will range in price from $20 to $200, have been brought to life in a campaign starring Gen Z favorites Coco Samone, Darianka Sanchez, Jordyn Miller, Samira Ahmed, Scarlett Rose Leithold, and Shannon Zhao.

Shoppers will be able to get a sneak peek ahead of the nationwide online launch if they find themselves in Manhattan on August 5. A pop-up will be located at 45 Grand Street, between West Broadway and Thompson Street in Soho, from 12 p.m to 7 p.m. filled with freebies, early access shopping, and more.

If that’s too long to wait, LoveShackFancy is also readying to release a sunglasses collaboration with popular New Orleans-based Krewe eyewear, set to debut this Friday, August 1.

As for the Victoria’s Secret fashion show, a date has not yet been revealed for the reimagined format, which will be the first event unveiled under new creative director Adam Selman — formerly chief design officer for Savage X Fenty, the founder of Adam Selman Sport, and the stylist responsible for Rihanna’s era-defining ‘naked dress’ at the 2014 CFDAs.

With Selman at the reins, it’s sure to be one for the books.

Get ready to see a whole lot more of Sydney Sweeney. The Emmy-winning star is beaming from billboards as the new face of American Eagle, styled by her long-time fashion collaborator Molly Dickson, which features the undeniable tagline, “Sydney Sweeney has great jeans.”

Sweeney isn’t just starring in the images either. The Emmy Award-winning actor has also teamed up with American Eagle to design the Sydney Jean, a baggy and low-rise wide-leg fit style from which 100% of net proceeds will be donated to the free mental health support service Crisis Text Line.

The jean features a pink embroidered butterfly on the back pocket, representing domestic violence awareness, as well as a gold charm with a boxing glove. They’re poignant nods to her latest roles: troubled Claire in Echo Valley and in particular, boxer Christy Martin in the biopic Christy, who was the subject of viscous murder attempt by her former husband.

The 27-year-old will also curate an edit of her favorites for the site, as will Dickson. Sully, her beloved German Shepherd puppy, even makes a cameo.

Within Sweeney’s picks, as well as denim items like a cinched waist jacket, high-waisted flares, and A-line jeans, shoppers will also find lace-trimmed camis, pretty camisoles, every day tanks, and relaxed fit t-shirts to help achieve her off-duty style.

Meanwhile, Dickson’s favorites include pieces such as a square neck denim tank, crochet polo shirts, boatneck sweaters, and boyfriend jeans.

As part of the partnership, Sweeney will feature on 3D billboards nationwide, which will allow her to ‘interact’ with passersby, including on the exterior of the Sphere venue in Las Vegas. Further enhancing visibility, there’ll be a Snapchat lens for her to talk to fans though AI-enabled try-on technology.

Speaking to NYLON about the “passion project,” the Euphoria actor said: “I feel the most confident, bold, fun, and Syd when I’m in a pair of jeans and a t-shirt. I think it’s cool to be able to show the girls, ‘Hey, you don’t have to get all dressed up if you’re just confident and comfortable in whatever you are.’ If you’re happy, that’s all that matters.”

On the meaningful inclusion of the co-designed Sydney Jean, she added: “We talked about a piece I could help make, and I wanted to do something in honor of something super important to me. After filming Christy, I’ve been wanting to bring more awareness to domestic violence, so this piece is very meaningful. We went back and forth on different designs and the butterfly really symbolizes that, and I was so happy American Eagle was willing to support my vision and amplify how important this message is. I love when something makes an impact, so I am hoping people want to support that as well.”

Shop picks from the campaign below.