Holy Spice Girls.

Plus: You can now create your own Prada shoes.

And One Direction made ANOTHER FREAKING FRAGRANCE.

And you thought celebrity endorsements were a cakewalk.

Wouldn't these look cute with a floaty spring dress?

And Michelle Rodriguez might want to have a baby with Cara Delevingne...?

Not one to be overshadowed by her older twin sisters, Elizabeth Olsen gets her own cover for the September issue of Dazed & Confused, shot by Angelo Pennetta. {The Fashion Spot} We've said it before, but now it's New York Times-legit: Eva Chen is “the first editor-in-chief of our generation.” {New York Times} Now everything from ramen to Wacoal bras can be bought in vending machines in Japan. {PSFK}

Garance Doré is one of fashion's OG bloggers--and she's not going anywhere anytime soon. In addition to adding video and encompassing broader topics on her blog (but always making sure to maintain her accessible, candid voice), Doré has been able to monetize by working with brands on various campaigns. Her latest project for Superga, the cult-favorite Italian sneaker label under the creative direction of the Olsen twins, saw her team up with her partner and fellow blogger Scott Schuman on a beautiful campaign featuring beautiful people wearing the famed kicks. It's not the first time the two have worked together (they even work out of the same studio) but we wanted to ask: How does the collaboration work? How do they choose their projects? Do they ever fight? So we hopped on the phone for some answers--and got more than we bargained for. Doré is working on her first book and she told us all about it.

It's summertime (well, not quite, but it definitely feels like summer right now) and that means some of music's hottest acts are hitting the road to play a stage near you. So what're you gonna wear?

Natalia Vodianova rocks the French flag colors (and, well, the USA's, and the UK's...) for Glamour France's July 2013 cover. {Fashion Gone Rogue} Burberry has partnered up with the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) to search for the UK's future film, TV, and gaming stars in a new British talent promotion called "Breakthrough Brits." {The Hollywood Reporter} Looks like Hedi Slimane has an admirer. Angelina Jolie wore all-black Saint Laurent once again for her second red carpet appearance since having a double mastectomy. {Grazia} I couldn't help but wonder how the heck it's been 15 years since Sex and the City premiered?! Tempus fugit... {ONTD}

Name: Polina What do you do? I work for Harper's Bazaar Russia. What was the last thing you bought? Lunch. I bought a bunch of salads from Whole Foods. What was the last song you listened to? "Do You Like Drugs" by Miguel. What are you wearing?

Last night, Superga invited fashion's best and brightest to celebrate their first-ever American store in SoHo--and they pulled off an impressive feat in the process, getting many of fashion's die-hard heel-addicts, including the brand's Creative Directors Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, to ditch their signature stilettos for Superga's cool and classic sneaks. Hey, anything that gets us closer to wearing comfy shoes at fashion events, we can get behind! At the event we also had a chance to chat with Steven Madden, who is responsible for bringing the classic Italian brand stateside and who has worked with the Olsens for five years, first on their Elizabeth and James shoe line and now on Superga. Madden is a pioneer--and a character--in the shoe industry and he's certainly not one to mince words. When asked what it was like to work with Mary-Kate and Ashley on the twins' line of shoes for the brand, Madden said with a wry smile, "Painful. Painful."

Sneakers are having a moment--and not just in wedge form. Classic sneaker brands like Keds, Bensimon, Nike and others are infiltrating the fashion world via collaborations with hip designers, brands, retailers and people. These collabs have succeeded in doing what collaborations do best--bringing a little more relevance to brands who’ve been around for a while and in many cases opening them up to new audiences. Just yesterday, PF Flyers launched the latest video in their Authentic American Style series, in which NYC fashiony photographer/it girl Rachel Chandler talks about her style and shows us how cool she looks in shoes from the heritage athletic footwear brand, which has been around since the '30s. The day before that, J. Crew and Madewell debuted their latest casual sneaker collabs with Soludos and Bensimon, respectively, in cute, springy colors.

Kate Middleton Receives Two Unusual Honors: The Duchess of Cambridge has gotten a lot of attention for her sartorial choices, so it can't be too much of a surprise that she is being awarded for it. What is somewhat unusual is the source: The Headwear Association has named Kate their "Hat Person of the Year." (Seriously, that exists.) The Duchess also made the cover of Scouting magazine, who has dubbed her "The Royal Role Model" for her volunteer work. {Elle UK / People} Alexa Chung for Superga, Pt 2: In addition to reprising her role as campaign star, Alexa Chung has also been enlisted as stylist for the new ads. Superga gave her full control, so she took photographer Guy Aroch and stamped the ads with her own quirky humor. Here, Chung poses in bed with a sneaker to her ear as a phone. Will you buy? {Telegraph} Chanel to Sell Wine: Now you can get drunk on Chanel - literally. Chanel has owned Chateau Rauzan-Segla in the famous Bordeaux region since 1994, and for the occasion of the Chateau's 350th anniversary, will sell a one-off of the 2009 Grand Cru Classé for $129. The best part is that Karl Lagerfeld himself designed the label - bien sûr. You can pre-order yours at KLwines.com. Santé! {Glamour}

Heidi Klum and Seal Aren't The Kind Who Have Nasty Break-Ups: We've watched a lot of nasty celebrity divorces unfold (see: Demi & Ashton), but just a day after confirming his breakup with his supermodel wife, Heidi Klum, Seal is assuring us that his divorce will not be drama-filled (at least not publicly). The singer told Tavis Smiley: "We're just not those kind of people. What one has to do in this situation is to remain civil, to retain one's dignity, to be professional, and to understand that we are not the only people on this planet that are going through this." {ONTD} Get Ready for Zac Posen x Lord & Taylor: The young designer is teaming up with the retailer to curate a capsule collection of twelve dresses ranging from $149 to $199. More affordable Zac Posen? We don't hate it! {StyleCaster} Solange Knowles is Perfection in February's InStyle: We dare you to identify the flaws in Solange Knowles' shoot for InStyle magazine. Oh wait, you can't, because it's flawless. The DJ and new aunt rocks her signature prints and turbans for a super fun spread in this month's issue of the glossy. We'll be needing every single outfit in our size, thank you very much. {My Damn Blog}

Cathy Horyn Ruffles Feathers Again: Horyn published a "must-see" list of shows for NYFW, which included many young designers but left out several big name players like DVF and Oscar de la Renta. Some were indifferent, but more than a few felt slighted. {WWD} Franca Sozzani Thinks Dior Should Hire John Galliano Back: The Italian Vogue editor says, “ I understand [Dior's] point of view...and they couldn’t just say, ‘Bad boy! We forgive you! Come back!' But it’s really a pity. And I will never believe he believed what he said.” {The Daily Beast} ANTM All-Stars Starts Wednesday, Tyra Still Crazy: If this commercial is any indication of what's to come this season, we can expect it to be a totally engrossing shitshow. {Fashin}

Alexa Chung Models Tennis Shoes: Italian footwear label Superga is celebrating their 100th birthday this year and they've chosen it-girl Alexa Chung to be the face of their centennial campaign. Chung also helped with the styling. {The Telegraph} Killer Looks: The Kills's singer Allison Mosshart is British Vogue.com's "Today I'm Wearing" girl for the month of April. {Vogue.com UK} Net-a-Porter's Green Runway: Karolina Kurkova, Jessica Stam, and Coco Rocha all walked the runway last night at Christie's as part of Net-a-Porter's "Runway to Green" event to raise money for environmental charities. Lots of fancy fashion people were there. {Style.com}