Weren't lucky enough to land a Marc Jacobs tee emblazoned with a nude Chloë Sevigny the first time around? Don't fret. The designer and arguable mayor of Bleecker Street is reissuing his much loved "Protect the Skin You’re In" line of t-shirts. Thanks to the relaunch, in addition to Sevigny you can now also outfit yourself with fleshy images of Victoria Beckham, Heidi Klum, Dita Von Teese, Doutzen Kroes, or Erin Wasson overlaid with the aforementioned phrase.

To answer Fashion Week Daily's question -- "is it just nous, or is Erin Wasson partout these days?" -- that would be yes. The supermodel-turned-stylist-turned-fashion and jewelry designer is in fact pretty much everywhere you look. She threw a monster of a fashion show at New York Fashion Week this season, complete with a live performance from Gang Gang Dance and an appearance from Bruce Willis. (Unfortunately, the fashions themselves weren't as apt to grab headlines.) And it looks like she's showing no signs of stopping or slowing down, according to FWD's recent interview.

Erin Wasson isn't the only newbie designer getting her feet wet at RVCA. It turns out nightlife photog extraordinaire Mark "The Cobrasnake" Hunter has teamed up with the surf and skate apparel company to play the part of designer as well (although, to his credit, Hunter has been designing tees and hawking them on his site for some time). Men's Style has a preview of the (not surprisingly) graphic, colorful gear. Think button-up, short-sleeved tees of a Fun-Dip palette fashioned in plaids and prints.

Months ago Erin Wasson proclaimed Venice Beach's homeless population to be a great resource for sartorial inspiration. Not surprisingly, the model-turned-stylist-turned-designer caught significant flack for her comments (not to mention inspiring Julia Stiles recent eco-friendly fashion line spoof). But it seems Wasson's controversial comments weren't all hot air. Italian Vogue has followed suit, showcasing a homeless chic-inspired cover for its September issue. Meanwhile Elle just hired a homeless internin a move that's garnering a lot of positive press coverage. Now Scott Schuman (a.k.a. The Sartorialist) is weighing in on the matter.

Can't lay your hands on a copy of Pirelli's coveted Terry Richardson-shot calendar? Don't fret. There are plenty of nude models on skateboards to go around, thanks to Doodah's limited-edition Supermodel Skateboard Project. Think of it as a cooler, less exclusive and equally functional younger brother to the aforementioned art-cum-fashion calendar. Doodah's latest installment of nude-mannequin-adorned boards "features Isabeli Fontana, Lara Stone, Toni Garrn, and Edita Vilkeviciute on boards, wearing mostly just fabulous heels, shot by Claudia Knoepfel and Stefan Indlekofer."

The Spot: Lit Lounge (East Village) - Rock bar du jour for hos and bros of the ain't we the shit? set. And a whole lot of messy fun in between. Blend in with the other off-duty models in destroyed denim and roughed-up leather by conjuring these rock-goddess looks.

Patron Saint of Style: Erin Wasson (pictured), who we often see stalking the sidewalks, dressed in her uniform of t-shirts and denim to the beat of an East Village tune.

Green Day is heading to Broadway. Former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher is returning to the public eye with a clothing line called Pretty Green. And, according to Jessica Stam on MTV’s recent House of Style re-launch, a good flannel shirt is a must-have for every girl’s closet this season. Boyfriend jeans are the new skinny. Not to mention at Nylon magazine’s 10th anniversary party Tuesday, the majority of the styles being showcased by the young, easy-on-the-eyes downtown crowd could have surfaced the same year Nylon launched: 1999. The icing on the sartorial cake is Elle magazine’s fashion spread in its April issue, entitled "Smells Like Teen Spirit," which features young Hollywood starlets in grungetastic threads.

We’ll pass on dissecting the value of a "Lauren Conrad Autographed Handmade Baking Dish" and a "Jessica Simpson Mini Dallas Cowboy Helmet," but when it comes to celebrity clothing lines, let us get serious for a moment. We just don’t think it’s right for someone to use their celebrity status to convince people to buy things like a "Kimora Lee Simmons Blue Tunic Dress" or worse yet, the "Baby Phat Plus Size Scoop-Neck Sweater & Five-Pocket Jeans." Fortunately, for all the countless duds -- anyone familiar with Scarlett Johansson, Sadie Frost, Mandy Moore or 50 Cent’s lines? we didn’t think so -- there are a handful of winners.

Just in case the look book leak a few weeks back wasn’t enough to get you psyched for Commes des Garcons’ soon-to-debut collection for H&M, Japanese Vogue is adding fuel to the fire. For its November issue, the fashion rag has photographed model Erin Wasson sporting the covetable capsule collection for a spread entitled Soul City.

Erin Wasson has taken some heat recently in the fashion world. First, her jewelry line is said to be ripped off from designer Bliss Lau. Then her styling gig for pal Alexander Wang is no more. Now the multifaceted, one-time model may be stepping into the lion's den by designing her own line for RVCA. (Let's hope her work doesn't look too similar to buddy Wang's.) Wasson says the collection mirrors her own "tomboy chic" aesthetic; pieces range from low-cut tanks ($55) to denim cut-offs ($230), and the line has fittingly been picked up by Opening Ceremony. With so many irons in the fashion fire, are Wasson's modeling days over? "Oh, no, honey," she says. "You don't bite the hand that feeds you."