Editorials are almost always hit or miss, either fabulous or disappointing, never seeming to be in between.  Vogue has NAILED it with their More is More spread in the February 2014 issue highlighting the best looks from the Spring 2014 Collections - from Celine to Louis Vuitton to Calvin Klein and more.  We can't help but completely get behind the idea that Vogue has proposed:  that this season is the "triumph of personality over perfection and experimentation over timid trend-following that makes 2014 the year of dressing dangerously."  

We love a little danger, a little insanity (after all the Mad Hatter always has and always will be our favorite Alice in Wonderland character) and we believe one of the worst things to be (at least style-wise) is boring.  The Spring 2014 collections are anything but boring.  Fun, extravagant and full of personality, these clothes are the epitome of character.  See our favorites from the Vogue spread below and see the entire editorial online or pick it up in stores now.

It's a little weird.  We know.  But we're kinda in love with it.  

Miley Cyrus is no stranger to controversy, lord knows she's been the topic of gossip almost nonstop since that epic MTV performance, but we can't help but love her.  She's pretty, she's down to earth, sure she could use to do a few squats but hey, she's confident in who she is and THAT is our favorite part.  We appreciate a little crazy (okay a lot) as long as you own it.  And it seems to have paid off, Miley has landed her first big fashion gig as the new face of Marc Jacobs.  There's no such thing as bad publicity.

Now Marc Jacobs is always a little weird but these ads we can get behind; we love a things that are a little different.  Outside the box.  A little the-zombie-apocalypse-has-started-and-now-we're-stranded-on-a-deserted-island, the two photos that have been released are hauntingly catchy.  Miley looks androgynously beautiful (although we don't really love the shoes) and the short hair just works, especially in the close-up photo.  Tattoos and attitude intact we're 100% behind Marc Jacobs' new girl and up her zombie counterparts - especially the redhead.  We're a sucker for a redhead.  

Photos courtesy of The Independent, News.com.au and The Socialite.  See the ads in fashion magazines everywhere now!

We love everything about Chanel.  The tweed, the chic, boxy silhouettes, the classy sex appeal.  So by extension, we love Karl Lagerfeld as the head designer and creative director of the brand.  He's a little crazy, a little kooky and it totally works - the attitude has kept the label a huge influence in everything fashion and helped make a it a household name.  The Spring 2014 Ready to Wear Collection is a nod to chic, ladylike style that is also a little crazy.  

The 89 look collection has a little bit of everything and makes some obvious transitions throughout the show starting with classic tweed outfits then moving on to separates worthy of a beach-view getaway and then moving into some decidedly odd, acid, denim on denim looks that were admittedly not our favorite.  The show moved on to cocktail appropriate dresses, fluttery jackets and finally ended with paintbrush-stroke inspired print garments that looked appropriately artist ready.  We were beyond excited to see pops of bright pink, turquoise and even some oranges in there as well as some the printed pieces.  

With such varied styles, Chanel was smart to keep the hairstyles, (slightly out there) makeup and shoes (boots that look like Mary-Janes with socks) the same for each look but be on the lookout for the fabulous boxy bags in a myriad of colors.  Look for a post soon about Chanel's fabulous Spring Campaign featuring shorts, fun structured bags, bows in the models' hair and tiny little fringed mini-skirts with booties. 

Take a look at our favorite looks from Chanel's Spring 2014 Runway Show and take a little a lot of inspiration when you go shopping for wardrobe updates!