On Wednesday’s series finale of ABC’s Ugly Betty, things sadly came to a close. With Betty moving off to London to pursue her true passion, back at Mode, edges are left frayed with almost everyone coming to a full realization of the things that have gone on, and moving forward from there.

Fresh off last week’s second to last episode where Marc (Michael Urie) was spotted in a face-print Jil Sander Spring 2010 cardigan, we now see Wilhelmina Slater’s personal assistant go for an Alexander McQueen Spring 2010 glass printed waistcoat. Still in the blue family, as what he last wore under the Jil Sander cardigan, but more of a standout piece.

Available online at Ssense for $685, the vest features one of McQueen’s famous mirrored prints, this one being marbled glass on front, with a heavenly monochromatic portrait on back.

Though, Marc wasn’t styled with the shirt that the look was paired with back in June, it was still nice to see McQueen hitting major airwaves even after his tragic death.

[Runway Images: Courtesy of Alexander McQueen]

Interrupting your intensive Fall 2010 fashion week coverage, after tying up loose ends and catching up on things missed due to a season come and gone, I managed to catch up a few recent episodes of ABC’s Ugly Betty.

In it’s last season now and coming to it’s final episode, Betty Suarez (a.k.a America Ferrera) undergoes a mega transformation, coming full circle. While Amanda (Becki Newton) moves on from Mode to become a stylist, leaving Marc (Michael Urie) behind at the magazine.

As Amanda persuades Marc to move on from a failed relationship, he makes his way through the office in one of the face-printed pieces from the Jil Sander Spring 2010 collection, buttoned-up and paired over an almost fully blue ensemble.

Printed with a face from the works of Japanese artist Tsuguharu Foujita, the white long sleeved cardigan features a face on both front and back, giving off a feeling of lightness and serenity. Much the mood of the mainly white Jil Sander Foujita Project.

The cardigan retails for $695 and can now be bought on jilsander.com

The last episode of the show airs Wednesday at 10:00 on ABC.

[Runway Images: Getty Images & Pixel Formula]

If you’ve managed to catch the 2 episodes of “The Beautiful Life:TBL” before it was recently canceled, Nico Tortorella’s character on the show might not be too fond of the whole fashion scene. Yet in real life, Nico seems to know a thing or two about fashion after all. Seeing as walking in Lacoste’s Spring 2010 show practically qualifies you to be a legitimate model.

At GQ’s cocktail party last month to honor Kris Van Assche, who is rumored to be leaving Dior Homme, Nico showed up with his on set/real life flame Sara Paxton. Wearing a look completely thought up by the night’s guest of honor, the actor decided to play a little game of mix and match.

Instead pairing his button handkerchief collar poplin shirt with 17.5 cm grain de poudre trousers, and an open back grain de poudre vest.

Since the shirt seems to have gone South and lost most of it’s magic that it had on the runway, he could have done better, but not bad over all.

Clearing not afraid of exploring the side of menswear that you don’t normally seen out in the spotlight (runway lights not included), at the launch of David Beckham’s new pairing with Adidas on Wednesday, Christian Scott took apart a few looks from the Dior Homme Fall 2009 show and created a whole new look of his own.

Decked out in nothing but Dior Homme, except for his Adidas of course, the jazz musician focused more on the less than form-fitting side of Kris Van Assche’s collection by pairing a grey cardigan over his button handkerchief collar poplin shirt and satin waist grain de poudre pleated trousers.

Though it does seem like one big mash-up of a clean-cut and refreshing show, it’s hard to blame a man for trying. Seeing as it’s a different alternative to the suit seen a million times before. This may be one of those rare cases where copying a complete runway look would actually help.

What are your thoughts on seeing Dior Homme’s runway looks out and about for a change?