And Rihanna buttons up... kind of.

Rumor has it Paul Smith has brought on Jonathan Saunders to consult. But why?

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

The Paul Smith girl loves a trouser, and today's collection was no disappointment. The show opened with a wide legged, padded-shouldered suit in sky

Jennifer Lopez takes W magazine back to her old block in the Bronx for the glossy's August cover story. {W} More details are emerging from yesterday's "compact" for labor safety in Bangladesh. Bangladesh left the meeting with a list of demands to be met by June of next year. {WWD} Gucci's Chime for Change brings girl power to the Internet with the launch of a new online storytelling platform. Led by journalist Mariane Pearl and executive producer Salma Hayek Pinault, the project combines five short films with written stories. {WWD} Amanda Bynes's totally-normal court outfit of choice? An aqua wig with a jersey-and-sweatpant combo. {US Weekly}

We're counting down the seconds until we can watch season four of Arrested Development, which hits Netflix at midnight PST on Monday! To celebrate, we put together a little shopping guide based on some of our favorite Arrested Development gags--because while it's fun to dress up in costume, we also don't mind buying things that we can wear again.

We sat down with Ne-Yo to chat about the X-Factor, his favorite designers, where he stands on kilts on dudes, and this new ice cream collaboration he's working on. Yep, that's happening.

Rihanna thanked Prada for her custom boots like anyone else would--by Instagramming a pic of her bare ass. {NYPost} Taylor Swift covers April's InStyle UK and admits to the glossy that she's afraid of ending up alone. {Daily Mail} Speaking of Swifty, Tina Fey feels that her joke about TayTay's dating life at the Golden Globes was "very benign," despite the fact that it upset the pop starlet. {US Weekly}

New show reviews and galleries are in from London! Check out Peter Pilotto, Marios Schwab, and Paul Smith.

The Paul Smith show was an exercise in color blocking--primarily in navy, fuchsia, and burnt orange. Loose wool trousers (there were many in this collection) were incredibly well cut, as were blazers and overcoats. The things Sir Paul does well, he does very well.

Couldn't make it to London fashion week? NBD. It's already in full swing and we've got you covered so you can watch (most of) it from the comfort of your couch. So what are you waiting for? Grab some ice cream, put on your best pair of Louboutins with your Target pajamas, and open up your lap top to sit front row to take in London's finest on live stream. Bonus point for those who wake up early enough to catch all of them!