We love that RUSSH focuses on the art world for its September issue; it's a nice change from the repetitive market pages covering what we already know exists. But of course, fashion plays an integral role. We like this spread of models--it's called "The Kids Are Alright," and was photographed by Benny Horne and styled by our girl Stevie Dance. Enjoy!

Fashion is always looking for the next big thing--and that means photographers, models and magazines are continuously pushing themselves onwards and

Steven Meisel's models channel Derelicte--and make it look pretty--for June's Vogue Italia.

Get a Clue: L.A. boutique Confederacy has teamed up with Francisco Costa to reproduce and sell the iconic white Calvin Klein dress that Alicia Silverstone wore in Clueless. (Recall the scene between Cher and her father: "What the hell is that?" "A dress." "Says who?" "Calvin Klein.") The dress will be sold online and in-store for $915. We're, like, totally excited. {Daily Front Row} Taylor-Made: Rachel Zoe's former assistant Taylor Jacobson is now working as Kate Beckinsale's stylist. It's a high profile gig for Jacobson. Last thing we heard, she was consulting for denim line Kasil. Maybe her former boss won't be so harsh now. {Hollywood Life} The Teacher As Student: You probably wouldn't expect the Editor-In-Chief of Marie Claire to be taking her cues from haul vloggers Blair and Elle Fowler (ages 16 and 21, respectively), but that's exactly what she did. Check out Coles' "What's In My Bag" spoof vlog. {Marie Claire}