Art Basel

Plus, Soo Joo Park, a pantless Dustin Yellin and a couple of shirtless guys wearing liquid leggings.

We caught up with the duo behind the Italian fashion brand at a dinner co-hosted with 'Interview' magazine and Performa.

Madewell, like many fashion brands, is getting involved with Art Basel. And while its latest collab will likely generate some buzz (we're writing about it aren't we), it will also actually support art.

Fun at Art Basel: Really pretty people partied around really nice art (and in some cases, with stray cats). Moncler, Valentino, and Chanel were some of the fashion brands that hosted fantastic parties. Shopping Slow Fashion: We picked 10 brands that are doing the sustainable and slow fashion movement right. High Kicks in High Style: We got backstage access to some of Santa's most glamorous helpers: The Rockettes. They spilled the deets on their beauty secrets and we reviewed 85 years of Rockette costumes.

Moncler and Miami are two words that wouldn't necessarily seem to go together. But amidst the festivities of Art Basel, this clothier associated most strongly with mountaineering wear celebrated its 60th anniversary in the most glamorous--and unexpected--of settings.

Congratulations! Look at you, you've made it through another whole work week! As your reward, we've compiled a collection of ridiculously good looking, overpaid people basking in the warm glow of Miami Art Basel.

Whatever fun you think you've engaged in this past week, it's basically a fact that it hasn't been as awesome as the fun Demi Moore's been having at Art Basel. Unless, maybe, you're Martha Stewart...

MIAMI--Hot on the heels of Louis Vuitton's spotty collab with dot-obsessed Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, comes Valentino's Pop Pois collection.

The tented setting at last night's Chanel Art Basel party gave the whole evening a wedding vibe (albeit a very fashionable one)--as did the evening's soundtrack, which tended towards songs like "Son of a Preacher Man," "Satisfaction," and "Shout," and packed the dance floor. Adriana Lima was there, looking as gorgeous as if she'd just stepped off the Victoria's Secret runway. So was Naomi Campbell, and Martha Stewart, and Demi Moore--who looked like she was having a really good time getting cozy with Lenny Kravitz and grooving in her seat in the VIP section. At some point she even found a cat to cuddle, which would obviously enhance anyone's night.

Chris Brown and Rihanna debuted matching Rolexes on social media, further fueling speculation that the two have reunited. {Us Weekly} One of Victoria's Secret's Angels is retiring her wings. Selita Ebanks, who didn't walk this year, says she tried out but didn't make it. {HuffPo} Cara Delevingne, who had a small role in Anna Karenina, wants to work with film heavyweights like Martin Scorsese. {Vogue UK} Which member of the Cyrus family is making a modeling debut? Hint: It's not Miley..{ONTD}

Meanwhile, Across the Pond: The British Fashion Council and British Vogue announced their Fashion Fund finalists yesterday. Congrats to Christopher Kane, E. Tautz, Nicholas Kirkwood, Osman Yousefzada, Charlotte Olympia, Jonathan Saunders, and Peter Pilotto. {Vogue UK} Royal Knock-Offs: Kate Middleton's engagement ring isn't the only thing being replicated by stores looking to make a quick buck. Tesco, which is kind of like the Wal-Mart of the UK (but with more food), created a $25 version of her now-famous blue Issa dress. Shame. {NY Times} Kate Moss: Art Dealer? Moss is reportedly selling portraits of herself at Art Basel in Miami next week. {Telegraph UK}

There are many reasons we really want to go to Art Basel in Miami. From (of course) the art to the beyond chic crowd and parties. And just the general