Kate Middleton can no longer hide her royal baby bump under a cute coat.
That doesn’t mean she isn’t still wearing cute coats, though.
The latest one is courtesy of Mulberry’s spring 2013 collection, and the Duchess of Cambridge wore it to the National Review of Queen’s Scouts at Windsor Castle on Sunday.
Issa, the designer label that Kate Middleton put on the map, is coming to a high street store near you.
The London-based brand is collaborating with Banana Republic on a 40-piece collection to hit stores August 6.
Taylor Swift covers Wonderland magazine, and dishes about relationships (obviously), happiness and the number 13. {Just Jared}
Halle Berry and Michael Kors have teamed up on a new collaboration–but it’s not of the clothing variety. The two stars are working together to fight world hunger through the United Nations World Food Programme–and make sure Berry’s baby bump is perfectly clothed. {US Weekly}
Amanda Bynes went to an adult gymnastics class in fishnets and a wig. She apparently cried when she tried to do a cartwheel and her wig fell off. Oh, Amanda. {NY Post}
Because a palace with a moat obviously isn’t enough for a family of five, Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen are now house hunting in the West Village! {NY Post}
Cara Delevingne dyed her famous eyebrows blue. See it to believe it. {InStyle UK}
Angelina Jolie looked bewitching (literally) in Saint Laurent–and some serious engagement ring bling–at a charity event yesterday in NYC. {US Weekly}
It seems Kate Middleton was none too pleased when a child presented her with a “lookalike” doll on her Scotland romp! Here’s why… {Daily Mail}
If you thought thrifty Kate Middleton was going to be buying a whole new maternity wardrobe, well, you’d be sadly mistaken. Never one to shy away from an outfit repeat, the Duchess of Cambridge has been repurposing some of her old favorites during her pregnancy.
Most recently, she stepped out on the second day of her and Wills official Scotland visit in a red Armani coat she originally wore way back in 2006.
Mick Jagger’s youngest daughter, 21-year-old Georgia May Jagger, has big dreams to expand her modeling horizons to the Victoria Secret catwalk. {Vogue UK}
This is what what you’ll be wearing in the next 5 years: hagfish slime. It’s true, the boundaries in fashion are almost nonexistent these days. {The Guardian}
Target screws up big time when it labels its plus-size dresses “Manatee Gray” while its standard dresses are called “Dark Heather Gray.” {HuffPo}
Before you purchase Gwyneth Paltrow’s new cookbook, It’s All Good, be warned that it’s not all good, unless you’re prepared to shell out $300 a day on those recipes. {Yahoo}
No, Kate Middleton is not working on a clothing line.
Issa almost went bankrupt a few years back due to Kate Middleton and a certain little blue jersey wrap dress… {Vogue UK}
Get ready to simultaneously swoon and cringe: Ryan Lochte’s E! reality show now has a full trailer. {E! Online}
As Victoria Beckham says “Goodbye” to singing, rumors are floating around that the Spice Girls are planning to hold a reality show competition for the next Posh Spice. Obviously we’re trying out. {Gossip Cop}
You can count rapper and nouveau fashion icon A$AP Rocky as a gay rights activist. {Interview}
Vera Wang’s team responds to the allegations that its Shanghai store is charging women to try on wedding gowns. {Refinery29}
Terry Richardson gets Brad Goreski to take off his shirt (but not his glasses!). {Terry’s Diary}
Spain-based retailer Mango is emulating Zara in its business model. {Business of Fashion}
Giorgio Armani is donating $5 from each bottle sold of his Acqua di Giò and Acqua Di Gioia fragrances this month to help fund UNICEF’s clean water initiative. {Elle}
What Fashionista Editors Want for Spring: Here’s what we hope we’ll be wearing come warmer weather…if it ever comes. Oh please, let it come.
Bend Over: Lululemon had everybody buzzing this week when they announced a recall of some see-through yoga pants. Turns out this isn’t a new problem, and Lulu took a financial hit because of the issue.
Happily Ever After for Girls?: We’re not sure, but the fashion this season sure was, um, interesting.
Spring Break Style Guide: Following the fashion pack to one of these trendy destinations? We help make packing easier with our style guide: No boots allowed!
American Eagle is “selling” the skinniest pair of skinny jeans available on the market now–in cans of spray paint. Early April fools? {HuffPo}
British designer Debbie Wingham creates the world’s most expensive dress that money can’t buy—not even if you can afford the $17.7 million price tag. {Today}
France’s former First Lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy returns to her modeling roots as the star of Bulgari’s haute joaillerie campaign. {Grazia}
i-D magazine serves Lara Stone’s head on a platter in its upcoming Q&A issue. {i-D}
