>> Stefano Gabbana tumblred images from the New York set of Dolce & Gabbana's Fall 2011 campaign today, showing a cast that includes Liu Wen, Maryna Linchuk, Constance Jablonski, Monika Jac Jagaciak, Isabeli Fontana, and Kate King. The girls are shown alternately dressed up as men and women, mirroring the label's Fall show. Jagaciak — who has her hair slicked back and is wearing a suit — tweeted a few hours ago that she "is Jac the dude today." Gabbana's photos in the gallery.

No images from the Gucci Fall 2011 campaign set, meanwhile, but the end product is rumored to feature four girls — two who Gucci has cast before and two who are newcomers to the label, including "that one stunning Top 10 Newcomer who all the key clients had to have," The Imagist reports.

>> We love our heels, but running across town sometimes requires a more functional type of footwear. In preparation of the impending Summer heat and countless number of post-work gatherings, we rounded up our favorite flat sandals ideal for walking, dancing, or just putzing around. Check the slideshow to see our top choices from the likes of 3.1 Phillip Lim, Alexander Wang, Proenza Schouler, Charlotte Olympia, and more . . .

>> Banana Republic is going country for Fall 2011: Creative director Simon Kneen unveiled a collection of herringbone blazers, knee-high riding boots, and jodphur-like zipper pants last night at the Bowery Hotel. In a collection heavy on texture, which lent itself to the intimate show setting — "We wanted everyone to see it up closer than usual—more 3-D than 2-D," Kneen explained. The standout look was a nubby-cream heritage sweater paired with a white pencil skirt.

>> The latest Fall 2011 campaign scuttlebutt: Isabeli Fontana is taking the early lead, with campaigns for Escada and Donna Karan booked, and a rumored appearance for Bottega Veneta as well. Karan's campaign, which was captured by Patrick Demarchelier the past three seasons, was snapped by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin for Fall 2011.

Meanwhile, Steven Meisel shot (and Karl Templer styled) the Fall 2011 Louis Vuitton campaign in New York yesterday — but there will reportedly be no Kate Moss appearance as there was on the runway. In fact, no supermodels will be featured at all: Instead, the six models chosen are said to be from the current generation — "Top 50-ish, a bit new. Nothing from the Icon list." Daphne Groeneveld and Fei Fei Sun are rumored to be among them.

Kate Moss has reportedly been cast for another Fall 2011 campaign for Mango; however, it will be shot by Terry Richardson and is today, making lots of appearances on his blog.

Versace, like Donna Karan, is also switching up photographers — after going with Mario Testino for the past eight seasons, Donatella Versace has chosen Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott to do the Fall 2011 honors (with styling by Joe McKenna). Originally, the Versace campaign, like Vuitton, was reportedly supposed to feature six models, including Candice Swanepoel and Groeneveld, but the photographers are rumored to have settled instead on one girl with "short dark hair" who is a "cover star." Some are thinking that might indicate Saskia de Brauw as Versace's new girl.

To round out the Fall 2011 campaign placements so far, Juergen Teller shot Irina Kulikova yesterday for Moschino at Turin's Ristorante del Cambio, Ralph Lauren has reportedly cast its runway opener Sui He, and Liu Wen is rumored to be in the upcoming Dolce & Gabbana campaign.

A few images from the various shoots in the gallery.

>> Shirtdresses are trending for Spring thanks to designers like Phillip Lim, Rag & Bone, and Alexander Wang. Whether you prefer the classic cinched shape, something loose and flowy, or a longer shirttail, we chose our favorites for you to shop and peruse. Picture a silky neon chartreuse version from Shipley & Halmos, a black uneven hemline from Reformation, a fringed wonder from House of Holland . . . and more in the slideshow!