Anja Rubik

Because the only thing better than just BEING in love... is getting paid for it.

Jacobs and Katie Grand sure know how to recruit 'em.

Plus, a lingerie company ran A/B testing to find out what makes consumers buy — and it's not what you think.

Plus, Kendall Jenner calls a photographer a "perv" for a less-than-appropriate photo.

The brand takes a breather from its supermodel rotation to flex some social muscle.

Considering how amazing Candice Huffine looks for Pirelli, we can't believe it's taken them this long to put a plus-size girl in the calendar.

Plus: Taylor Swift picked shoes that weren't terrible!

The French glossy has clout.

Plus: flawless looks from Chloe Moretz, Kate Bosworth and more.

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We hopped on the phone with the supermodel to ask her a few questions about how she got in touch with "Mister D," what she feels her role in the video says about society, and how it felt to wear that costume for a day.

The whole thing is, for a lack of a better word, totally effing bizarre. It's also the only thing I want to watch for the rest of forever.

Sasha Pivovarova, Karlie Kloss, Crystal Renn, Freja Beha Erichsen and Anja Rubik? Free People's model roster is more top-notch glossy than niche boho brand.

Campbell even managed to knock Karlie Kloss off her pedestal. Other important findings: There is, sadly, only one woman of color on this list, along with a single teenager...can you guess?

This week's best dressed ladies were all about simple elegance. We love Carey Mulligan's unfussy, strapless chartreuse Dior (a rare experimentation with color for the actress), as much as Kate Moss and Allison Williams' more subdued black numbers. On the edgier side of the spectrum were Rooney Mara in Proenza, Elizabeth Olsen in Chloé, and newcomer Lupita Nyong'o in Prada. Click through for all that and the rest of this week's best dressed.

Expect even higher leg slits from the next Versus collection than usual: WWD is reporting a rumor that Anthony Vaccarello, the man who made Anja Rubik's right hip bone famous, will be the next guest designer for the Donatella Versace-orchestrated line. And when WWD reports a rumor... it's usually true.

Cornrows are having a moment on the small screen--ahem, Orange is the New Black--and on a high fashion platform, seen in multiple Vogue Paris editorials and at the fashion-heavy Met Gala. With all this buzzing around the tiny braids, we decided it was time to try the look out for ourselves.

Recently I was on vacation with my boyfriend's extended family at the beach in North Carolina. We were discussing their various dads' beach style prowess when his cousin said "Well, I'm just glad my dad's not wearing a bucket hat today. I told him that was a no-go." Little did she know, hundreds of miles away in New York, bucket hats are actually cool again.

One of Michelle Williams's multiple AnOther covers (left) is stirring up controversy. {Jezebel} So what exactly does creative ambassador-at-large do? Barneys's Simon Doonan tells all.{Business of Fashion} Designer Disney: Designers the Small World over, including Alber Elbaz, Philip Treacy, and Sibling by Sister, are redesigning classic character costumes for Disneyland Paris's 20th anniversary fashion show on March 23. {Vogue UK} Cindy Crawford got honest with Oprah about her four-year marriage to Richard Gere, which ended a hundred years ago in 1995. {HuffPo}