Stuart Weitzman's new short film Walking After Midnight packs a lot of cool. It stars supermodel Petra Nemcova, was directed by James Franco, and was styled by Anya Ziourova — one of the most talented fashion editors working today.

Ziourova told us that styling this video was "a piece of delicious cake," even if it was a minor challenge to create outfits that look good in a variety of settings. "You have to make sure that the clothes sit well from every angle, which isn't always the case in print," she said.

As for Franco, he mostly sat back and let Ziourova do her job. "James didn't get involved much," she said. "He trusted letting me create looks."

And from the way this video turned out, we'd say that was a good decision. Take a look at the episode from the film below and click through the gallery to see exclusive behind-the-scenes shots from the production. The first two vignettes are on Weitzman's Facebook page, and the fourth video will premiere online next Wednesday.

Victoria's Secret has already given Alessandra Ambrosio her angel's wings, but this year it's also giving her another precious gift to wear: diamonds.

Ambrosio will wear this year's $2.5 million Floral Fantasy Bra. The pricey piece of lingerie comes with a matching belt created by London Jewelers and features over 5,000 amethysts, sapphires, rubies, and diamonds arranged in a floral pattern. The bra features a removable 20-carat diamond hanging at its center.

"I felt they made it for me. It's very romantic," said Ambrosio, who's appeared in every Victoria's Secret Fashion Show since 2000. "I've been waiting for this moment for a long time."

The 2012 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show will air on Dec. 4 on CBS. Until then, a look back at the Fantasy Bras of seasons' past here in the gallery.

Photo via Victoria's Secret

Alexa Chung, Sofia Coppola, and Clemence Poesy were among those who braved the rain Monday night to fete Acne Paper's Issue 14. Held at New York's storied Four Seasons Restaurant, the champagne-filled soiree featured live jazz from the Blue Velvet quintet, while music stands placed around the room showcased copies of the paper. At 272 pages, it's the magazine's biggest issue yet, and also the first time it's been entirely dedicated to a single locale. "We could have chosen London, Paris, Berlin, or any other city of cosmopolitan importance, but we took Manhattan," editor in chief Thomas Persson explained. "During our many visits to the Big Apple we have had the great fortune of befriending a number of wonderful people who have only taken a keen interest in our publication but who have also helped shape it." Perhaps some of those friends were also in attendance — we spied fashion vets Simon Doonan, Lily Donaldson, Hanne Gaby Odiele, Olivier Theyskens, and Monique Pean all there and having a pretty grand time. An inside look at all the fun, here.

Photos courtesy of Acne

In just a few short weeks, Narciso Rodriguez's Istanbul-inspired capsule hits Kohl's stores and online. The first of the retailer's Design Nation collaboration series (the second, by Derek Lam, will bow in April), the collection is made up of polished separates and precisely cut dresses — all in Rodriguez's signature geometric paneling and bold colorblock. Among the many standouts: a gorgeous kimono-wrap cocoon coat in cobalt blue for $130, long-sleeved dresses in curve-flattering two-toned patterns for $64, and a printed pair of tuxedo-striped pajama pants for $48.

The collection will be available starting Nov. 7, but only for a limited time. To get a head start on what's sure to be a small shopping frenzy, peep the entire lookbook — and prices for each piece — here.