Matthew Williamson

Stop the presses.

How can I come back in my next life as Natalie Dormer?

And Jenna Lyons is surprisingly chill about office dressing.

We're not sure of the exact answer, but the designer's fall 2014 collection featured plenty. Tons.

Pop stars dominate this week's list.

London went beyond the call of duty with Heathers references to so-bad-it's-good rebel chic.

Those Stella McCartney x Goop ”timeless jeans,” which go for $645, are sounding like a bargain right now, huh?

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.

Tired of the endless stream of extravagant gowns at Cannes? Yeah, neither are we. But, we felt bad for the step-and-repeating celebs who don't happen to be in the south of France right now. And they deserve some attention: Liberty Ross looking hotter than ever in Dior? AnnaSophia Robb looking adorable in one of our fave designers Katie Ermilio? Can't miss. Click through for that and the rest of our 10 best dressed of the week (Cannes excluded)!

On Mother's Day, Kim Kardashian opened up about how "nervous and anxious" she is about becoming a mom. {US Weekly} Speaking of motherhood, there's a rumor that Beyoncé is pregnant again. She's keeping "mum" for now. {NY Post} Sienna Miller on that Met Ball kiss with Cara Delevingne: "She kissed me!" More interesting? Miller revealed she almost ate a maggot on the set of TV film The Girl. {Metro UK} Victoria Beckham really does smile, OK? She tweeted a picture of herself as proof. {Grazia}

As much as she doesn't want us to say this... Ireland Baldwin looks an awful lot like her mom in her new Vanity Fair shoot. {E! Online} Estée Lauder is releasing its first new scent in a decade. Called "Modern Muse," the print campaign features none other than Ms. Muse herself--Arizona, that is. {WWD, Subscription required.} The side-ass Antonio Berardi dress Gwyneth Paltrow wore to an Iron Man 3 premiere is giving the designer a hefty--and much welcomed--boost in business. {Telegraph} Speaking of sheer outfits... if you never thought you'd want to see what Ellen DeGeneres looks like wearing Cher's infamous "If I Could Turn Back Time" bodysuit, trust us: You do. {US Weekly}

Zahia Dehar actually showed up for an interview with the Telegraph--physically, anyway. She gave a lot of one word answers and also, um, cried. {Telegraph} Kate Middleton and Prince William reportedly have a cute and fruity nickname for their baby-to-be. {US Weekly} Bar Refaeli's in trouble again for evading compulsory military service in her native Israel. {HuffPo} From Material Girl to boy scout: Madonna donned a scout's uniform (accessorized with fishnets of course) to present an award to Anderson Cooper at the GLAAD Awards. {New York Daily News}

Playing the name game in London is far from easy: So many cool young designers, so many unusual names, and only a week to make sense of them all. It’s largely due to the aversion many Brit design talents have to being crafted into the sort of the fashion celebs we adore stateside. No worries; the clothes spoke volumes for themselves, as London dialed down the quirked, and turned out one of the most sophisticated seasons in recent years. See for yourself!

New show reviews and galleries are in from London! Check out Richard Nicoll, Matthew Williamson, and Antonio Berardi.

As we entered the Royal Opera House for the Matthew Williamson show, there was definitely something special in the air: The entire venue had been scented with roses, in a nod to the floral prints that adorned silk shirts and pleated full skirts in some of the first looks.

Matthew Williamson celebrated 15 years in the biz by throwing a festive Indian-inspired show, and launching all sorts of new product categories. We caught up with him before it all went down.

Kim Kardashian tweeted a photo of herself in a white dress by Pucci, that some say resembles a bridal gown. OMG!! Does this mean Kimye are going to ma

They may disagree on the season's must-have accessory, or which color is "in," but British designers are united on at least one thing: Their love for