Shailene Woodley, Reese Witherspoon, Penélope Cruz, and Melissa McCarthy make up this year's round of covers for Elle's annual Women in Hollywood Issue. {Elle} This former Abercrombie & Fitch corporate headquarter employee dishes on what it's really like to work for the controversy-happy company. {Cosmopolitan} It's a hat heist! A Bill Cunningham-designed stiletto shoe-hat from a Milan exhibition of Anna Piaggi's hats was stolen last month. {WWD}

Beyoncé and Jay-Z visited baby North West and bestowed gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh personalized Christian Dior booties and sterling silver Elsa Peretti Padova baby set. {Daily Mail} Happy Anniversary to the Beckhams! Click through to marvel at Posh & Becks' inimitable style throughout the years, then cry a little because how did one family get blessed with all the beauty in this world?! {Grazia} In the most productive use of Tumblr ever, Emma Watson reveals she created a fake blog in the voice of her Bling Ring character to prepare for the role--complete with homages to Lindsay Lohan and Audrina Patridge. {Styleite}

When Italian fashion editor and OG street style star Anna Piaggi died back in August of last year, the world lost a true style icon. She left behind countless "doppie pagine" (double page spreads, known as “DP”s) in Vogue Italia--and a treasure trove of clothing. Her clothing collection was supposed to go on display at Milan's Fabbrica Del Vapore culture center, but according to The Wall Street Journal, the plan fell apart, and Piaggi's clothes are now hanging in a storage space awaiting their fate.

Here's one fashion exhibit you won't want to miss (if you can swing a flight to Milan): Anna Piaggi’s fabulously eccentric fashion collection is about to go on permanent display.

When W started planning a tribute to fashion originals for its 40th anniversary issue, it obviously looked to the fashion original, the legendary fashion editor Anna Piaggi. The mag dispatched photographer Tim Walker to Milan to photograph Anna, just one month before she passed away at 81 years old. The final results are a stunning reminder of Piaggi's inimitable style.

Karlie, Natasha, Jourdan, and 10 of the biggest names in modeling snag 10 different covers of the upcoming Times Style Magazine in honor of the mag's--you guessed it--tenth birthday. {HuffPost} Mayle's back! And you can get it at Club Monaco. Hopefully this is a sign of much, much more Mayle to come. {Refinery29} Emma Watson and the Perks of Being a Wallflower cast are just too freaking cute in this interview with Nylon Magazine. {NylonMagazine} The always hilarious Joan Rivers likens fashion week to a Charlie Sheen rager. She's not far off from the truth there. {BuzzFeed}

Gabby Douglas' Gymnastics Hairgate: Some mean people lashed out at gold medal winning and history-making gymnast Gabby Douglas over social media becau

There's really not much to say about this. It's dead-on awesomeness speaks for itself. A tiny Stephen Jones hat off to you, whoever you are who crea

As we reported earlier, Italian fashion editor and style icon Anna Piaggi died today at her home in Milan. She was 81. Her contributions to fashion

Anna Piaggi, legendary Italian fashion editor and a style icon in every sense of the word, has died, according to La Repubblica. She was 81. News of

This fall will mark the 30th anniversary of Stephen Jones Millinery. In honor of the legendary hat maker, the MoMu-Fashion Museum in Antwerp will host the exhibition Stephen Jones & The Accent of Fashion. Jones has undoubtedly had, and continues to have, a career worth celebrating. He's a really big deal in that whole British fashion circle. He has worked with numerous design houses including Comme des Garçons, Vivienne Westwood, Azzedine Alaïa, Dior and Marc Jacobs (remember that turban Kate Moss wore to the Met Ball last year?) and has been responsible for some pretty major moments on and off runways. In addition to displaying the largest collection of Stephen Jones piece--over 120 items including many of his collaborations--the exhibition is meant to give patrons a retrospective look inside Jones' world, beyond the hats themselves.

ISTANBUL--Istanbul Fashion Week may be new, but it's not lacking for bold faced names in the front row. Pat Field is a fixture, which makes sense, since Istanbul Fashion Week's press kit says she "aims to introduce the Turkish brands and designers to the world and to turn Istanbul into an effective fashion center." It's a tall order, but if anyone can make Istanbul happen, it's Pat Field. The vibrant colors and energy of Istanbul are right up her alley. In addition to Field, fashion stars abound. Anna Piaggi is here, and she gets a deserved applause when she enters the venue. So is ELLE's Kate Lanphear, Lynn Yaeger, Alexandra Richards and Olivier Zahm (with daughter in tow). Alek Wek has also been spotted. And according to twitter, LOVE covergirl Alessandra Ambrosio just touched down at Ataturk Airport hours ago, where she was surprised to find paps waiting for her at immigration. We're looking forward to seeing her walk tomorrow.

My camera is like, so over Fashion Week. Or maybe it was protesting the lit up runway at Yohji Yamamoto. Either way, my pictures are terrible. So I'