The Best Stuff to Buy on Fashion's Night Out

We're suckers for Alber Elbaz's kooky, colorful sketches—and in honor of Fashion's Night Out, the designer's slapping them onto tees, iPhone cases and iPad covers. Needless to say, we're obsessed.

On FNO, designer Jessie Randall will be heading to Bird in Brooklyn, where she'll unveil her label's new $195 Odile sneaker exclusively at the store. As if you needed any extra incentive to buy, 10 percent of the evening's proceeds will benefit Habitat for Humanity.

Bird, 203 Grand Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211

As part of his ongoing collaboration with 7 For All Mankind, actor James Franco will launch his new T-shirt collection for the brand on September 6. He's already directed a few fashion films for the denim label, and the graphics for the four $89 tees on offer were actually gleaned from thousands of Polaroids taken by Franco during those campaign shoots. Each shirt is signed by the actor/director, but no word on whether he'll make an in-person appearance at any 7 For All Mankind boutiques on FNO.

Fendi is releasing a bold new pair of sunnies accented with the house's signature Pequin pattern just for FNO, which will be available in Fendi stores across the globe.

On FNO, Creative Director of Chanel Makeup Peter Philips will unveil three new lip-and-nail duos: the plum-toned La Provocante & Provocation, the bright pink L'Infidèle & Infidèle and the beige-hued La Délicate & Délicatesse. Called "Les Twin-Sets de Chanel," the colors will be available at Chanel stockists across the globe.

Head to Balenciaga's Chelsea location to pick up an item from the brand's "Pumpkin" collection, created by Nicolas Ghesquière and VOGUE's Grace Coddington. The limited-edition bags and scarves feature sketches of Coddington's couture-clad cat, named—duh—Pumpkin.

Balenciaga, 542 West 22 Street, New York, NY 10011

Swiss brand Bally's special-edition flat, priced at $425, is just what you'll want to wear while boutique-hopping on FNO.

Bally, 628 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10022

Sounds like someone's smitten with Lisbeth Salander—or classic Asian imagery, at least. On FNO, Christian Louboutin will release a three-piece, dragon-tattooed collection of accessories at his NYC, L.A. and Dallas stores. There's a $1,595 platform pump, a $1,795 iPad case—and for the dudes, a matching loafer style priced at $1,995.

Head to your nearest Moschino boutique on FNO to pick up this adorable iPhone case shaped like Gennarino, the brand's signature teddy bear.

Shoppers at all Mulberry stores can snatch up these adorable free totes during Fashion's Night Out. Since the house's fall collection was inspired by Where the Wild Things Are, each bag is printed with the image of a rather cuddly-looking yeti.

His collections have been comic-inspired as of late, so it seems fitting that Phillip Lim recently teamed up with comic book writer John Ostrander and Star Wars illustrator Jan Duursema to create a graphic novel of his very own. You can pick up the result, entitled Kill the Night, on FNO at the designer's boutiques.

We all know and love Stella's chain-trimmed Falabella bags—but on FNO, head to the British designer's SoHo flagship to customize your very own Stella carryall.

Stella McCartney, 112 Greene Street, New York, NY 10012

Swarovski commissioned the artist to create two crystal key cuts for FNO, both of which will be available at Swarovski Crystallized in NYC and online at Swarovskicrystallized.com. Designed under the theme of "Unlocking the Door to a Better Life," the pendants all carry complex names and meanings. We'd expect nothing less from the avant-garde artist.

Swarovski Crystallized, 499 Broadway, New York, NY 10012

We're clearly crazy about nail art, so when we heard that print-tastic label Suno had teamed up with Minx to create six sets of nail strips in honor of FNO, we kinda flipped out. Arrive at Saks early for a chance to put these patterns on your own digits.

Saks Fifth Avenue, 611 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10022

Chloé will launch its sleek, '70s-style Alice carryall on Fashion's Night Out. It's a splurge at $1,995, but a worthy one if you ask us.

Woolite—yes, the fabric wash you probably use to launder your delicates—is hosting a pop-up shop on FNO, which will be packed with specially-designed items from several labels. Interestingly, each of the special items will be washed in Woolite before hitting shelves, and 100% of the proceeds will be donated to Save the Children.

WooliteWashed Boutique, 372 West Broadway, New York, NY 10012