Lottie Moss Follows in Big Sister Kate's Footsteps, Kate Upton Blasts Off, Kristen Stewart Goes Topless - Fashionista

Lottie Moss Follows in Big Sister Kate's Footsteps, Kate Upton Blasts Off, Kristen Stewart Goes Topless

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Well, after Antarctica, we guess there's not many other places to go: Sports Illustrated has reportedly taken Kate Upton to outer space for their upcoming swimsuit issue. Kind of. {Page Six}

Kristen Stewart strips down for a behind-the-scenes vid of her Balenciaga Floribotanica shoot. Eat your heart out, RPattz. {US Weekly}

Kate Moss' half sister Lottie has officially signed with Storm Management; we're officially jealous of that gene pool. {HuffPo}

Louis Vuitton lost studio director Julie de Libran, who designed the label's cruise and pre-fall collections. {WWD}

The backlash to the backlash against the backlash against bloggers is here. Confused? Don't be. {The Style Con}

Want to be powerful, likable, and female? Try taking a page from the Jenna Lyons Book of Awesome. {The Cut}

Thirteen voices chime in on cultural appropriation in fashion, from the popularity of Hood by Air to Miley Cyrus. {Bullett}

Jeremy Scott clearly had outerwear on his mind when designing his first line for Moschino. {Nylon}

More bad news for Target as it's revealed that the security breach affected way more customers than originally thought. {NYTimes}

Looking to get back into the gym? Take some tips from an Equinox trainer on doing it right. {Refinery29}

The latest collection from Nars is so good it's already on backorder. {SheFinds}

We would totally buy this non-existant line of Disney Villains perfume just for the bottles. {io9}

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