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David Beckham Goes to Paris, Kate Middleton Shops Incognito, and Dolce & Gabbana's Court Saga Continues

Finally, handbags from the Olsen sisters that we can afford. The duo is releasing a full handbag line under their Elizabeth and James label. {HuffPo} The Dolce and Gabbana tax evasion trial is heating up in Milan, but there's a good chance the designers themselves won't be asked to take the stand. {WWD, subscription required} What retirement? David Beckham just signed a five-month contract to play for Paris St. Germain, and because he's the most perfect man on earth, will donate his entire salary to needy children. {US Weekly}

Finally, handbags from the Olsen sisters that we can afford. The duo is releasing a full handbag line under their Elizabeth and James label. {HuffPo}

The Dolce and Gabbana tax evasion trial is heating up in Milan, but there's a good chance the designers themselves won't be asked to take the stand. {WWD, subscription required}

What retirement? David Beckham just signed a five-month contract to play for Paris St. Germain, and because he's the most perfect man on earth, will donate his entire salary to needy children. {US Weekly}

Smurfette is getting her very own collection and a fashion show--perfect for showing off her Blue Steel. (Sorry.) {Vogue UK}

Paul & Joe reveal a secret garden in their new spring ad campaign featuring gardener model Carolyn Murphy. {Fashion Gone Rogue}

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Another designer is opting to go digital. Instead of a traditional show or presentation, Rachel Roy is showing her collection via a digital runway show on her Facebook page. {WWD}

Kate Middleton went shopping in London and very few people noticed her. How does she do it? {The Cut}

Here's a reason to watch the Super Bowl this weekend: Calvin Klein is running a commercial featuring ripped model Matthew Terry in nothing but his Calvins. {The Hollywood Reporter}

Don't let all the trends derail you this spring! Hop aboard the railroad stripe trend, just like these designers did. {FabSugar}

"We wants it, we needs it!" We can't even handle the awesomeness of BlackMilk's new Lord of The Rings leggings and swimsuits. {Refinery 29}

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