Fashion News Roundup: See Ann Curry's Today Show Style, Kate Moss Lands a Ferragamo Campaign and Mayor Bloomberg Supports the Fashion Industry in NYC

Salvatore Ferragamo has tapped Kate Moss and Karmen Pedaru to front their F/W campaign. {WWD} Ann Curry gave a tearful goodbye speech on Today this morning, but her morning show style will forever be remembered. {HuffPo} Patricia Field was a little less than classy last night at Issac Mizrahi's interview with Derek Blasberg when she proceeded to shout her opinion on a few comments he made. {NY Post} Joana Avillez illustrated a guide to fashion's biggest personalities. Click through to see cartoon Tavi Gevinson and Daphne Guinness. {Refinery 29}
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Salvatore Ferragamo has tapped Kate Moss and Karmen Pedaru to front their F/W campaign. {WWD}

Ann Curry gave a tearful goodbye speech on Today this morning, but her morning show style will forever be remembered. {HuffPo}

Patricia Field was a little less than classy last night at Issac Mizrahi's interview with Derek Blasberg when she proceeded to shout her opinion on a few comments he made. {NY Post}

Joana Avillez illustrated a guide to fashion's biggest personalities. Click through to see cartoon Tavi Gevinson and Daphne Guinness. {Refinery 29}

Just when we thought that Kate Middleton was the only person who could sell clothing, the Queen caused another spike in sales for her beloved handbag designer, Launer London. {Daily Mail}

Mayor Bloomberg is implementing his next plan to revive and support the fashion industry in New York City--a competition for retailers and technology start-up companies to win prizes like PR representation and a pop-up shop. {BoF}

The great Beyonce Knowles once said, "If you like it, you should put a ring on it," but if you really like it, you should put this anti-cheating wedding ring on it. {ABC News}

Have you ever dreamed of taking that cross-country road trip? Well, here is a brilliant guide to the must-see stores in every state. Send us a postcard! {ELLE}

Joie has opened up their newest boutique at Fashion Island in Newport Beach, California. {Fashionista Inbox}

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