Nicole Atkins doesn't just craft dreamy, tuneful music that lies somewhere between Brooklyn contemporary and classic crooning; she's a bit of a siren herself. She's toured the world, but calls NYC her home, and knows the best watering holes and music venues there, as well. Her fresh face and '70s-rocker style is the perfect match for her chosen haunts. Let Nicole show you how to rock along with her.

Admit it, you've walked into a store and wished that you could start ripping clothing off the racks to style your dream outfit--gratis, of course. While for most of us this fantasy stays just that, five lucky style bloggers recently had the opportunity to take over Diane von Furstenberg's Soho store to create their own outfits centered around a killer pair of shoes from the designer's fall collection. The boots, heels, and flats combine sexy straps, earthy colors, and cold-weather approved materials to help you make a killer statement when the air starts to chill. As for the style icons, they're certainly no strangers to the blogosphere: no doubt you already know the sweet and sexy style of Keiko Lynn, the laid-back but glam outfits of My Style Pill's Christine Cameron, the budget-friendly finds of Saucie Glossie's Lindsey Calla, Brooklyn Blonde Helena's drool-worthy accessories, and Little Black List Tess' carefree, boho vibe. We've got the low-down on the outfits these glam girls created, but here's the catch--only one of them gets to keep their creation, and you're in complete control of the results. Click through and check out the details about girls and their outfits, and vote on which blogger deserves to claim her ultimate style prize.

In celebration of New York Fashion Week, fashion notables including Refinery29's very own Senior Editor, Kristian Laliberte, were asked by online-art marketplace Artspace (who work to make art accessible to folks like you and me) to curate special collections. Kristian's collection titled "Never Nude" (an Arrested Development reference, perhaps?) is thoughtful, eclectic, and confirms what we always knew about his impeccable taste.

And the Fashion Week celebrations don't end there... This Friday, Artspace (together with Chicago's fabulous fashion store Ikram) will be hosting an invite-only event at the Mondrian Soho rooftop to honor artist, professor, and Chairman of the Graduate Fashion Program at The Art Institute of Chicago, Nick Cave. Over the last decade, Mr. Cave has become known for creating what The New York Times refers to as colorful, extravagant sculptures with a kind of double life—with his works equally able to stand alone in galleries or be worn by dancers as vehicles for sound and movement. Intrigued? Excited? So are we. And with two of Mr. Cave's new works to be introduced at the party, this is one hot event. Of course, we at Refinery29 always take care of our beloved readers, and this time is no exception. Up for grabs are two tickets (for two readers, plus one guest each) to attend Friday's exclusive, invite-only party.

To win, simply head over to this special link on the Artspace website and enter.

It's July, which means summer is well underway and our sun-soaked adventures are being planned. If you're still searching for the party that'll be your go-to summer story for months to come, Refinery29 and Wanderfly have teamed up to give one winner two tickets to the vitaminwater zero Gansevoort Summer Series on July 31! What is Wanderfly you ask? Well, Wanderfly is a personalized travel inspiration engine that helps you discover new and exciting experiences, based on your budget and interests. Wanderfly recently teamed up with top brands, like Refinery29, to allow users to follow their favorite tastemakers' recommended travel exepriences. Okay, now back to the awesome prize! One lucky winner and their even-luckier friend will get VIP poolside access at the Gansevoort Park Rooftop, where drinks will flow alongside a world-renowned DJ spinning tunes. To enter, just enter your email below and start thinking about which friend deserves to come along.

Becka Diamond says NYC may be one of the only cities to go crazy with your personal style choices. If that means rocking two killer leather jackets in one night like this platinum-haired Brooklynite, we’ll gladly be crazy, too. The stylist/actress turned DJ is not just the girl of the moment; she is constantly landing on the map for mixing at the hottest industry parties. Not to mention, her closet is one of the most coveted in her home base of Williamsburg, Brooklyn. But Diamond sure isn't just a pretty face: She’s the one who brings the music that keeps the party going—from old school and rock to new age and punk. Matched with her edgy-elegant style, Diamond is the Downtown girl we love to keep dibs on. A fan of all-black clothing, she switched it up a "touch" by opting for a femme navy-blue number as she visited some of her favorite local hangouts—and we got to come along for the ride. Lucky for us, Diamond is always happy to share a Pickleback shot with friends...in between DJ sets, of course.

With three years of rocking NYC's turntables under her belt, Florencia Galarza has her style down to a T, whether she’s making a dance-floor shake or she's pre-gaming at the city’s best-kept secrets. Describing her style as “relaxed-but-cute,” she slips as easily into her interchangeable A|X separates as she does into her after-dark routine. The SoHo-Nolita cusp is pulsing with energy as Florencia lights up the night at Mexican hotspot La Esquina for tacos and tequila, followed by Rubirosa for some of our favorite thin-crust pizza (and vino, too). Before she hits the decks at Madam Wong's, she changes out her chambray work shirt for a vibrant red cardigan—both are a perfect 10 over her high-waisted pin-striped skirt. Now, it's time to join us for a late-night stroll alongside Florencia Galarza as she shows us how really effortless style is put into motion.

As an in-demand DJ and representative responsible for ENK's progressive designer show TMRW, May needs to look polished whether it's 3 p.m. or a.m. In a black, boxy-cut mesh dress with a casual denim jacket thrown on top, May is ready for a gig at the Wooly or Jane (two places you'll see her behind the decks). But by pairing this essential number with a fitted A|X white blazer, she can transition seamlessly from day to night—an important part of May's modus operandi. We recently tagged along with May who not only showed us around her go-to haunts on the Lower East Side, but did it with a little Armani Exchange and a whole lot of personal style.