As one does.

KISS: Keep it simple, stupid! (Not that you're stupid, it's just an expression -- oh, you get it.)

With a bonus Jack Russell puppy.

When it comes to making handbags fly off the shelves, Chung has a proven track record.

From Nora's obsession Daisy Lowe to Hayley's personal deities Sienna Miller and Alexa Chung, check out all the best FROW style from London Fashion Week.

About this time every year, we find ourselves spending an inordinate amount of time day-dreaming about our summer vacations--and even more time fant

Name: Liliya What do you do? I'm a model. Where are you originally from? Ukraine. What was the last thing you bought? A pair of shorts from Zara. What was the last song you listened to? "Hey Ho" by The Lumineers. If you could go on vacation right now, where would you go? Hawaii. Who is your favorite designer?

Name: Cassidy Foley What do you do? I'm a student. What would you never be caught wearing? Something with extreme fur or feathers... that's a no-go! What was the last thing you bought? A Longchamp bag. What do you never leave your house without? My cell phone. What's your favorite app? Instagram. What are you wearing?

Jersey Shore might be over, but that apparently doesn't mean seeing any less of J.Woww: The MTV star flashed a bit too much of herself at the network's New Year's show. {HuffPo} On Tumblr, 23-year-old Zara employee Francis Phommisai combines fashion editorials with Pokémon--and the results are kind of amazing. {Daily Beast} Crystal Harris finally wed her Playboy honey Hugh Hefner in a pink gown, which makes us wonder if this trend is finally over. {US Weekly} Meghan Collison goes under the sea for Mulberry’s spring campaign, shot by Tim Walker. {WWD}

From Anna Wintour and Michael Kors chilling at Macy's to Sarah Jessica Parker vogueing it at Fred Leighten, there was no shortage of mega-watt stars

Thinking of buying a Chanel-branded cell phone while vacationing in Paris this summer? (You totally were, right?) Well don't, because you could go to jail for three years, as these clever new anti-counterfeit ads introduced today by French luxury goods association Comité Colbert make plain.

Kim Kardashian is releasing her fourth fragrance, a "luxury" scent called True Reflection. A Lord & Taylor rep said the perfume will reach a more mature audience who can "share in Kim’s experiences in reflecting on what she’s gone through." Right... {WWD subscription required} Here's the cover of LC's new book-- aptly titled Beauty-- as well as shots from her summer lookbook for Kohl's. {ONTD} The Victoria and Albert Museum in London will open its "Ballgowns" exhibit in a fortnight (a term we might actually use if we were located anywhere remotely geographically close to attending this amazingness), which will include gowns worn by Beyoncé and Bianca Jagger. {Vogue UK} Because Beyoncé is literally good at everything, now she's getting a writing award. {HuffPo via ONTD}

Cate Blanchett is Unretouched on Intelligent Life The actress covers The Economist's lifestyle offshoot looking completely natural. We mean no airbrushing, no extreme light manipulation-- nuthin'. We can see her wrinkles, and better yet, recognize her-- and she looks beautiful. {Racked} Sarah Jessica Parker Wishes Anna Sophia Robb Good Luck: To congratulate her on her role as a young Carrie Bradshaw in the CW's upcoming The Carrie Diaries, Sarah Jessica Parker sent Anna Sophia Robb a nice letter of encouragement, from one Carrie to the next. {Us Weekly} Peep the First Images from Vogue Netherland's Debut Issue: Fashin has a look at a few editorials in Dutch Vogue's inaugural issue, and we must say, they're far more interesting than that rather... plain cover might suggest. {Fashin}

That's it, I'm officially enrolling in dance class, thanks to Longchamp's adorable and spirited video campaign featuring none other than model (and f

The past weeks have seen a flurry of SS12 campaigns come pouring in, from Givenchy's moody beach scenes to Chanel's acrobats. In the mix, we couldn't help but notice a few resounding trends, some stranger than others. On the more expected side of the spectrum are beachy seascapes and smiling models - typical summertime tropes. But more unusual trends are emerging, like models standing around cars. If the auto industry needs a reboot, maybe they should just get Gisele to stand in front of a Chrysler? Click through our gallery of trends in the spring 2012 campaigns, so far. With ads still to be released from Stella McCartney, Alexander McQueen, and Céline, there are sure to be some more kooky trends, though maybe none as weird as Helena Bonham-Carter's sickly spots for Marc Jacobs... We'll just have to wait and find out.

Dolce and Gabbana Deny Discrimination Charges: After being accused of discriminatory practices barring Hong Kong residents from snapping photos outside their Tsim Sha Tsui store, Dolce and Gabbana has released a statement assuring the population that they are indeed not prejudiced. "Controversial statements reported in the Hong Kong press have not been made by Dolce & Gabbana nor its staff, and we strongly reject any racist or derogatory comments...we wish to underline that our company has not taken part in any action aimed at offending the Hong Kong public.” {WWD (subscription required)} Isaac Mizrahi to Launch Clothing Line for Babies: Taking cues from Lanvin and Versace, Isaac Mizrahi is expanding his brand and designing for mini fashionistas! The 25-piece collection, fit for only the chicest of drooling, pulverized-carrot-throwing babies, will debut this fall in department stores. {WWD (Subscription required)} Kate Moss for Rimmel London Comes to America: The supermodel chose five random colors designed a five piece collection of lipsticks for Rimmel London, set to drop stateside this week. {ELLE}

Since a week can’t go by without another Kate Moss campaign coming out, here are the just-released images for her fall 2011 campaign for her own handbag collection for Longchamp. She has to pay for that reportedly £1 million wedding somehow. The campaign was shot in London and this is Kate's fourth collection for the French accessories label. Click through for two more images.

It's that time of year again when spring campaign images start popping up online and in magazines, making everyone feel a bit more miserable about the frigid and slushy weather outside. Some ads were successful at conveying the label's message, and others struggled to get a point across. Click though to see whose ads made the grade and whose fell short.

I like to cook, but my other half loves to cook. And he's not lazy about it, which means my responsibilities are few and far between. That is, except for Thanksgiving dinner. I love cooking on America's holiday because I learned the recipes from my grandma, with whom I was very close. I also love it because it's the only major holiday I can think of that's not about buying anything except food and booze. But if you do like to shop--and cook--then consider this: You don't have to look like crap in the kitchen. Anthropologie makes some adorable aprons, and your kitchen clogs can be prettier than Crocs. Oh, and keeping your hair away from the food doesn't require mesh netting. Try some cute kitchen accouterments so that you don't even have to change when the guests arrive.