Militaria: Lynn Yaeger explores the current military trend by going back to the source: army and navy stores. We’re still bundled in our olive green cargo coats. {Vogue.com}

Master of Makeup: Peter Philips, the global creative director of makeup for Chanel, has created and sent numerous trends down recent runways. (You’ll spot us in our Chanel tattoos this fashion week!) Here’s a quick slideshow of how he became the world’s most influential beauty source. {Style.com}

Rad!: The Rad by Rad Hourani e-shop is now open! Good news for fashionistas everywhere, bad news for our finances. {Rad by Rad Hourani via Jak&Jil}

Break Out: Do you have what it takes to be a model? Benetton is looking for new faces for their upcoming United Colors of Benetton F/W10 campaign. It’s a global casting competition and anyone can enter! Winners will be announced March 18. {Fashion Gone Rogue}

Pinch Your Pennies: Vivienne Westwood appeared on BBC London Radio this morning to appeal to consumers everywhere with an environmental message. Westwood stated that people shouldn’t buy clothes unless absolutely necessary. {Vogue.com UK}

Make It In America: We’ve been seeing posters everywhere for the new HBO series How To Make It In America and have been wondering what it’s all about. Well Style.com has a nice Q&A with creator Ian Edelman, and he answers all of our questions. Also Britt was lucky enough to see a sneak-peek of the show–she only has rave reviews. She says it’s the most accurate depiction of young people trying to make it New York City that she’s ever seen. We can’t wait. {Style.com}