And Jessica Simpson got married in Carolina Herrera. Congrats!

A little less than a year after launch, Tamara Mellon is opening an online flagship for her namesake label, making her products -- ready-to-wear, handbags, shoes -- available directly to customers for the first time.

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Ever since Tamara Mellon left Jimmy Choo in 2011, everything we've heard about her next venture has been pure rumor and speculation. Now, we finally know what's up.

Are you #CFDAready? In honor of the CFDA Fashion Awards, the council is launching an Instagram contest in which users submit their best shots of themselves wearing clothes and accessories from any of the hundreds of CFDA members (full list here), with the hashtag #CFDAready. The winner gets to go to the CFDAs and Instagram it. More details at CFDA.com. {Fashionista Inbox} Victoria's Secret Angel Miranda Kerr's lingerie was a target of the Hollywood teenage crime group (and the subject of Sofia Coppola's latest film) the Bling Ring. {Vanity Fair} Here's Nicole Kidman as Hollywood actress-turned-princess Grace Kelly for Olivier Dahan's upcoming historical drama, Grace of Monaco. {The Hollywood Reporter} After much demand, A.P.C. + Nike is back with a second collection of kicks, out today. {A.P.C/Fashionista Inbox}

It looks like Jimmy Choo founder Tamara Mellon, who left the shoe company at the end of 2011, is getting back to work.

Australian model Jarrod Scott bares it all for his Vogue Hommes International S/S 13 shoot. Like, all of it. NSFW, obv. {The Fashion Spot} Zac Posen designs a 24-karat gold dress—with a price tag of $1.5 million!—in honor of an ice cream bar. MAGNUM's new gold ice cream bar, to be precise. {HuffPo} Fashion brands want to be a part of Coachella! From hosting parties to sponsoring the festival itself, brands like H&M, A/X Armani Exchange, and Diesel + Edun are taking their wares to the desert. {WWD} Revolutionizing home shopping is Shazam's new fashion ID app, which will allow users to track down a TV character or personality's outfit with just one tap. {The Guardian}

See what the celebs are tweeting about #Sandy, from Lindsay Lohan (who's calling it "Sally" for some weird reason) to Jerry Seinfeld's hilarious take on Mayor Bloomberg's sweater choice. {US Weekly} Rita Ora will be filling Alexa Chung's *ahem* stylish shoes as the new face of Superga. {HuffPo}

Aveeno has reportedly asked Jennifer Aniston to be the new face of the brand--and they're allegedly offering her eight-figures to sweeten the deal. Bu

Well, that didn't take long. A day after news that Tamara Mellon was leaving Jimmy Choo broke, there's speculation that Mellon will launch her own lifestyle brand. And funding may already be in place for such a venture, WWD is reporting. While Mellon's ambitions aren't portrayed in a very flattering light--WWD's source told the paper that "money and a high profile are important to her"--it's understandable that she would want to branch out on her own.

Big changes are afoot at Jimmy Choo. The company is celebrating a milestone 15th anniversary this year--but in a surprising turn of events, Choo co-founder and chief creative officer Tamara Mellon--who was also the face of the brand--is leaving the company. Mellon isn't the only one leaving, either. Joshua Shulman, the CEO, has also resigned, WWD is reporting. This all comes in the wake of the footwear company's acquisition by Labelux last May.

Kristen Cavallari Shot A Wedding Spread And Then Ended Her Engagement: The Hills star shot this Life&Style wedding spread and then broke off her engagement with Jay Cutler two days after the photos were released (presumably not because of said photoshoot). The pictures are gorgeous but that's probably no consolation; bet she's having a really not fun Sex and the City movie moment right about now. {MTV Style} Karlie Kloss Covers September Harper's Bazaar Australia: Excuse my Tyra phrasing, but this is FIERCE. Victor Demarchelier captured Kloss' signature stare head-on. I feel she's boring into my soul. I like it. {Fashion Gone Rogue} The McQueen Exhibit Is Open Until Midnight On It's Last Two Nights: On Saturday, August 6 and Sunday, August 7, Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty will be open to the public until midnight, the latest the museum has ever kept an exhibit open. A spokesperson remarked, "These midnight hours will mark a fitting conclusion to this powerful exploration of McQueen's work." We couldn't agree more. {Met Museum}

Claudia Schiffer Looks Amaaazing On The Cover Of German Vogue: She casts eyes at us from under a black lace mask and we are struck with envy at her absolutely flawless waves (and lips and skin and everything because she's Claudia and she's perfect...). This image rocks. {Models.com} Undercover Will Be Uniqlo's Next Collaboration Line: Uniqlo sent out a press release heralding Jun Takahashi's Undercover as their next collaboration line, which will take the place of +J (so sad). No details yet, but we have awhile; the line won't be out until Spring 2012. {The Shophound} Topshop Adds An Eveningwear Line And Is Building A Vegas Store: Called Dress Up, the new line is comprised of "elaborate, embellished pieces in fine silks and satin with beading and sequins" to target the "going out" market, says director Philip Green. It will do well in the sequin capital, Las Vegas, where they have a store coming in March 2012. Other future store plans include Chicago and Toronto, plus ones in Brazil, Australia and Mexico. {Racked}

WWD reports Harvey Weinstein and Marios Schwab are out at Halston, following news earlier this week that Sarah Jessica Parker was also exiting the company. (Former CEO Bonnie Takhar, who was part of the Parker/Weinstein group, left late last year.)

Jimmy Choo, which is celebrating its fifteenth anniversary this year, just announced that they are releasing Icons, a capsule collection of 15 shoe styles yanked from the company’s archives. Some will be re-released in their original glory, but some will be updated a bit. The shoes include the Feather, which Carrie Bradshaw lost on the Staten Island Ferry in season three of Sex and the City (effectively making Jimmy Choo a household name) and the Macy (a classic neutral party sandal). They’ll be available only at Jimmy Choo shops, and will cost $850 to $3,785. If you’re feeling guilty about spending that much money, don’t.