Emma Watson pulls off a denim-on-denim look with aplomb on the April cover of Elle. {Elle.com}

On the cover of another Elle -- China, that is -- Natalia Vodianova looks like a perfect lady. This, friends, is what we call a superstar. {Fashion Gone Rogue}

Between the perfume collabs and the songs you never knew he produced, it's hard to keep track of Pharrell's projects. Here, your definitive guide to Pharrell's year. {Nylon}

Victoria Beckham's mom seems to have discovered a Spice Girls-brand pizza in the back of her freezer. That would be how many years old? {Refinery29}

Twelve of the costumes from Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby will go on exhibition in Caudry, the lace capital of France. {WWD}

Kate Middleton has the royal privilege of raiding the Queen's jewelry box for an upcoming tour of Australia. We'd just like to take a look at that collection. {Us Weekly}

Parsons is honoring alum Jason Wu as well as German fashion house Hugo Boss, where he was recently appointed creative director, at its annual benefit in May. {WWD}

This past year has not been kind to teen retailers, and it looks like things won't be turning around for a while. {WWD}

Following on the heels of her big sis Mary-Kate's big proposal, there are now reports that Elizabeth Olsen might be engaged to her boyfriend Boyd Holbrook. {Us Weekly}

How to dress for a garden party, courtesy of Olivia Munn. {FabSugar}

Like the fastest first date ever, Sarah Jessica Parker answers a whopping 73 questions for Vogue in five minutes. {Vogue.com}

Vanessa Friedman discusses her new position as the New York Times' lead fashion critic, and the paper's devotion to fashion analysis that is "educated, contextual, impersonal, analytical, historical, multicultural." {Style.com}

Instagram sensation Jen Selter, known for her admirable backside, just got a fashion spread in Vanity Fair. {Vanity Fair}