Natalia Vodianova and Antoine Arnault Sitting In a Tree: Photos have surfaced of the newly single model gallivanting on the beaches of Ibiza with Antoine Arnault, son of LVMH chief Bernard Arnault. You go girl! {ELLE UK}

Mario Testino to Be Honored During London Fashion Week: The photographer has been named this year’s recipient of the Moët & Chandon Étoile award for achievements and cultural contributions throughout his 30 year career. A director of Moët Hennessy said the fête will be “the most glamorous of celebrations.” {Telegraph}

Rafael Nadal Will Sign Your Undies: The tennis hottie is the face of Armani underwear and jeans, and to celebrate the reveal of his latest ad for the brand, Nadal is making an unforgettable appearance at Macy’s Herald Square on August 25th. The first 200 customers to buy a pair of Armani jeans will get to meet and pose with Nadal for a photo, and the first 100 who spend $150 on Armani Jeans goods will get a free pair of briefs signed by the tennis star himself. Should we start lining up now? {ELLE}

A Peek at Snooki’s Line of Guidette-Approved Shades: Snooks tweeted a look from her upcoming line sunglasses that launches this fall. Expect oversize frames with the words “Poof Nation” emblazoned on the side. {Examiner}

Shop the Latest GQ Issue On Park & Bond: The mens fashion mag is teaming up with Gilt Groupe’s Park and Bond on a project called GQ Selects. Readers will be able to shop items they saw in the magazine online, giving the shopping-phobic man in your life less of an excuse to avoid wardrobe upgrades. {Racked}

Towering Heels Even Scare Gisele: Balenciaga designer Nicolas Ghesquière alluded to WWD that the reason models in his fall 2011 show wore flats was because Gisele didn’t want to walk in the heels that he created. Apparently, she’s simply not used to “walking in heels anymore.” {Vogue UK}

The Glossies are Desperately Trying to Appeal to the New Generation: A physical magazine doesn’t mean much to the younger generation who has been raised on the Internet. This has caused magazines like Seventeen and Rolling Stone to rethink their approach. {WWD, Subscription Required}

Lulu Guinness Created a Handbag Line for HSN: The accessories designer known for her lip-shaped clutches is hoping to appeal to the American market with the collaboration. The line launches September 9th with a price point ranging from $45-$595. {WWD, Subscription Required}