Every fashionista knows that Black Friday isn't just about shopping gifts for family and friends, it's about finding amazing deals on the stuff you know you really want. And what better way to do that than to grab an extra 30% off on designers already marked down at SSENCE.com, our new, not-so-secret addiction.

We've been combing their sales floor all week to pick out some of the best items from this weekends sale.

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First Look: Sergio Rossi For Puma

WWD recently reported that has teamed up with to release a new capsule collection that will debut next January at during couture week. The ’s design team have reinterpreted ’s trademark classic Clyde sneaker - creating a high heeled mary jane styled pump featuring velcro straps. The collection will also include a lace-up pump coming in a variety of colors. Here’s a sneak peak thanks to TrashBagAesthetics.

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Rumor on the Rise: McQueen for Target

Rumor has it that Alexander might launch a Go International line. But, don’t get too excited cuz even ’s McQ diffusion line can easily run you upwards of $400 for a dress and $200 for a top. He already has done collaborations with and , but the luggage cost upwards of $800. Also, with all the hype, we may have to knock some people down in order to get even one t-shirt (think craziness from H&M Cavalli collection).

Thanks NY Mag.

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FUNKSHION MIAMI

 Guest Writer and Dear Friend/Fashion Photographer: Rick Louis

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 Miami is developing itself into a fashion force to be reckoned with. Attending FUNKSHION for the first time was an enlightening experience where fashion prevailed. A delightful blend of casual, urban, trendy, Avant-Garde, and business casual looks sashayed down the runway. Models such as Eva Jay, Lee, Keola, and Bobby strutted their stuff for designers including , , Sweetface (by Jennifer Lopez), , , William Rast (by Justin Timberlake shown above), , , and Russell Simmons’s Argyle Culture.

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Russell Simmons’ new line, Argyle Culture (above), stood out in terms of colors, fabrics, and style. The line appeals to a sophisticated yet trendy audience, maintaining both a contemporary and timeless essence.

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Noticeable as well was the Marceau + D’ Amore line (above) ; Marceau presented men’s and women’s jeans, bathing suits, and dresses reminiscent of Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct: fun, sexy, and provocative.

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Naturally, , (above), and ’s work solidified their favorable position within the fashion industry.

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Leave it to (above) to spice it up and stand out from the other shows. Remaining true to their innovative ways, the duo presented a different approach to their show. Richie and Traver shot the full runway version of the fashion show earlier in the day with just the press as live audience.

Later on that evening, as the public arrived, the set was full of models, make-up artists, hair stylists, and the designers themselves getting busy and “ready” for their fashion show. In other words, the public thought they were backstage and took quite an interest at the fashion madness developing in front of them. As Traver and Richie displayed the runway show on big screens, the audience realized they were getting a close up view of both the backstage and the final product for the price of one.

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FUNKSHION’s final surprise, however, was Kevin Everett (above). Everett, a former Buffalo Bills football player, who, in September 2007 dislocated and fractured his cervical spine, walked down the runway during the fashion show. The show benefited the Kevin Everett Foundation and featured a blend of models and pro-players such as Roscoe Parrish (Buffalo Bills), Bryant McKinnie (Minnesota Vikings), and Lauryn Williams (2004 Olympic silver medalist). Nadia Turner (American Idol contestant) opened the show singing the Star Spangled Banner while Cool (Cool & Dre) and K. Foxx (99. Jamz) walked down the runway. Kudos!!!!

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