Marc Jacobs Eugenie quilted leather clutch, $495.

ONLINE SHOPPING—Starting today, when you spend $350 on selected "trend" items at Neiman Marcus, you'll get a complimentary pair of sterling silver Ippolita earrings—for free! Head to the "trends" page to see what items count, and enter TRENDNM at checkout to claim your prize. [Racked Inbox]

FACEBOOK—To celebrate their U.S. launch, skincare brand Lumene is holding a contest called "The Essential Ingredients of Your Life," and to get in on it, all you have to do is submit a one-minute video explaining what's essential to you. And the grand prize is crazy: One winner will receive round-trip flights for two to Finland, hotel accommodations for four nights, a spa treatment for two at Kamp Spa, and—wait for it—a year's supply of Lumene products. (Three runners-up will also receive VIP Lumene gift baskets.) Need inspiration? "Like" their Facebook page to see the video Byrdie Bell's submitted. [Lumene/Facebook]

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Two colors that are going to be huge next season: Olive and coral. We've seen them everywhere this week, and last tonight's Narciso Rodriguez Fall 2012 runway show had plenty of both.

You know what else it had? Gloria Estafan, who successfully managed to upstage every other celebrity in the room, including front-row seat neighbor Tory Burch. Besides doing that, guess what else she was doing. She was wearing the hell out of a form-fitting coral dress. So, yeah, like we said. Coral. Huge.

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In what's an interesting use of the word, Macy's has declared that its ongoing legal battle with Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia is now officially a "hostage" situation. If you haven't been keeping up, here's the gist according to WWD: Last month, Macy's sued Martha Stewart for a breach of contract, when her home goods company that's carried at Macy's also signed a deal with J.C. Penney. Martha said that it was actually Macy's who was doing the contract breaching, because they failed to "maximize net sales" of her products.

Then, Macy's amended their initial complaint to add: "MSLO's new assertion that Macy's has breached the agreement is being made by MSLO in bad faith, is manufactured out of whole cloth, and is by all appearances nothing more than a tactic dreamed up by MSLO's lawyers to improve MSLO's litigation or settlement posture." Burn.

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