Kate Moss Covers Zoo and i-D, Alexa Chung Does Nylon, and Saks Teams Up with Scandal

Kate Moss goes black and white on one of bi-annual glossy Zoo's four fall-winter covers, with Kristen McMenamy, Jamie Bochert, and Charlotte Gainsbourg nabbing the others. {Fashion Gone Rogue}

Mossy's also snagged i-D's winter cover--in the form of a cute, winking (obv) outtake from a 1995 Calvin Klein campaign. {Grazia}

Alexa Chung and the cutest pigtails ever cover Nylon's October issue. {Nylon}

It's kind of scary how adorable Charlotte Olympia's Halloween collection is. {Elle}

Louis Vuitton has teamed up with communication studio Vasava and fashion illustrator Jordi Labanda to produce an animated short film series about the label. {Bernstein & Andriulli}

Newly ordained model-princess Kendra Spears looks a whole lot like Cindy Crawford on the cover of Vogue Mexico. {HuffPo}

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