From Karlie Kloss's new Kookies to Henry Holland's doggy treats, get ready to indulge!

Self-funded since 2008, the company now counts Nasty Gal investor Index Ventures as a backer.

Oscar de la Renta reveals how he had to convince Anna Wintour to put then First Lady Hillary Clinton on that iconic Vogue cover. {Haute Living} A vending machine is out there, somewhere, filled with Hermes, Dior, and McQueen handbags--but they'll cost you a bit more than a bottle of Coke. {HuffPo via Instagram} Because two beautiful and unrelated Jablonski models (Constance and Jacquelyn) weren't enough for the world, now there's a third leggy Jablonski you might want to get acquainted with: Meet Maggie! {Daily Mail}

Karlie Kloss wears Saint Laurent on the cover of Vogue Japan's November issue, shot by Patrick Demarchelier. {The Fashion Spot} The battle for workers' rights in Bangladesh continues. A failure to reach an agreement on minimum wage has sparked a series of protests in Dhaka. {WWD} Lena Dunham's little sis Grace couldn't help but make fun of her sister's rather, errr, questionable Emmys outfit: "It's like the Delia's catalogue made a red carpet dress!" Ouch. Then again, that's kind of what little sisters are for. {US Weekly}

In-laws have never been the best part of marriage, but Kate Middleton seems to have gotten a pretty sweet deal. Prince Charles is picking up the Duchess's clothing bill, and it isn't exactly at Zara prices. {The Telegraph} Could Playboy actually be good for the American woman? {HuffPo} Cambridge Satchel Company is making something other that high covetable neon crossbodys...highly covetable multicolored backpacks! Street style superstars rejoice. {Refinery 29}

Toxin-Free Nail Polish Still Contains Toxins: California's Department of Toxic Substances Control found that several nail polishes claiming to be "3 free" (that's sans chemicals like formaldehyde, toluene, and dibutyl phthalate), often contain the toxic ingredients anyway. {Gawker} Opening Ceremony Brings Vans Era and Kenzo Together For an Awesome Shoe Collaboration: This season, the retailer is offering limited edition Vans Era sneakers printed with Kenzo's widely praised Spring 2012 print. The problem? They only come in men's sizes! Can we get someone to fix this, please? {Refinery 29} Miss Universe Allows Transgender Contestant to Compete: Jenna Talackova, the transwoman who underwent gender reassignment surgery will be allowed to walk in the pageant. Talackova was previously barred from the competition because she was not born female. The competition will now allow anyone who identifies as female to participate. {Jezebel}

If you looked at street style blogs from fashion month (and we're guessing you did), you surely noticed those fluorescent old school style satchels hanging from many a fashionable shoulder. You also might know that they're from the Cambridge Satchel Company, and retail for under $135. An It-bag that's actually within our means? We had to have one and we had to know more. We found out that Julie Deane is the lady behind the Cambridge Satchel Company. She had no previous design experience before starting the company just under five years ago with only £600. This past year profits reached £2.2 million and next year the company stands to make between £10 and £15 million (that's up to over $23 million). So how did Deane do it? We hopped on the phone with her to find out. Hers is a true success story, born, of all reasons, out of the desire to remove her six-year-old daughter from a school where she was being bullied. She tells us about her motivation for starting the company, being knocked off by her own manufacturers (she's pursuing legal action), and what's up next for Cambridge Satchel (hint: think clutches).

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Looking for the best gift for your mom this mother's day? Well, forget about the "Mom" tattoo (seriously, those are hard to get off), and peruse our gift guide for the best most fashionable gifts for that special lady in your life--at price points to suit every budget. Our guide is a sure way to infuse your mom's life with a little high fashion--this is not to say, of course, that moms aren't stylish to begin with.