Audrey Hepburn

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And she's moving to New York!

Plus, Audrey Hepburn's granddaughter will walk at Paris Fashion Week.

Plus, a mind-blowing September fashion shoot.

And Italy's new prime minister is hoping to find a solution for the country's troubled fashion system.

Psych! Upton says she was misquoted about that particular body insecurity.

From Bjork's infamous swan ensemble to sexy creations by Thierry Mugler, The Simpsons' beloved matriarch works some of the most memorable looks in history.

We were pretty excited this morning when we logged onto Google and were greeted by an assortment of sketches of gorgeous dresses on the home page--a tribute to iconic and very influential costume designer Edith Head, who would have been 116 years old today. It's an important recognition for Head--one of the industry's most important figures, but one whom many of today's fashion fans don't know much about--and for Google, which has never recognized a fashion designer in one of its doodles before today.

Blog Part Nouveau, or ‘partly new’, delves into fashion history to showcase the inspiration–be it art, photography or design–behind some of today’s biggest fashion moments. It’s fascinating and impossible not to get lost in, so we asked the site’s founder, Lilah Ramzi, to give us a little history lesson each week. This week we learn that Breakfast at Tiffany's never gets old.

Queen Bey is truly ruling the world this year--and that includes magazine newsstands. Beyoncé's March Vogue cover was the fashion bible's best-selling so far this year (Will "girl on fire" J.Law beat her?), WWD reports. She even beat out the one and only First Lady. Other newsstand winners? Dead celebrities.

And Teen Vogue's September cover star is... One Direction! Wonder if they used their makeup collection for the shoot... {Teen Vogue} Feeling stressed, ladies? Say hello to the soothing effects of vaginal steaming—a centuries-old Korean treatment that is now available at a spa near you. {PopSugar Fashion} Cara cover alert! Cara Delevingne makes like a modern-day Audrey Hepburn in the Breakfast at Tiffany's-inspired cover shoot for Vogue Japan, lensed by Patrick Demarchelier. {Fashion Gone Rogue} Speaking of Tiffany's, one comedian has quite the taste for the iconic jeweler's sparklers. While shooting his upcoming film Finally Famous, Chris Rock decided the earrings he was wearing were "weak," so he sends a "minion" to pick up new ones for him at Tiffany's. {NY Post}

New blog Part Nouveau, or ‘partly new’, delves into fashion history to showcase the inspiration–be it art, photography or design–behind some of today’s biggest fashion moments. It’s fascinating and impossible not to get lost in, so we asked the site’s founder, Lilah Ramzi, to give us a little history lesson each week. This week's lesson? Tim Walker updates a famous Norman Parkinson portrait of Audrey Hepburn.

When we think of Audrey Hepburn's physical appearance, we don't really think "a good mixture of defects." Rather, we think, "absolute 100% unmatched perfection." However, according to her son Luca Dotti, Hepburn didn't see that (does anyone?).

For the start of 2013, we're clamoring over vintage photos of Audrey Hepburn, anticipating Season 2 of Girls, and looking to try out some neon makeup looks and new leather booties. Click through to see more of our mood board.

If you're anything like us at this time of year, you've spent hours traveling by plane, train, or automobile to the town--tiny or not--that you grew up in order to spend some relaxing days with your family and friend. Left with no work assignments to complete (we hope), and having accomplished all your gift giving goals you desperately need a fashion fix...and boy have we got you covered. What follows is a comprehensive list list of the most fabulous of fab fashion films to get you through those cold hard winter nights in EverywherebutNewYorkville, USA. Add your own suggestions in the comments. Happy couching!

Ann Romney Gets No Fashion Love: Outspoken Democrat Diane von Furstenberg admitted that she's "not sure" how Anne Romney obtained one of her dresses to wear to a rally, and the fashion PR establishment has been pretty silent on the First Lady hopeful's outfit choices. Why won't the fashion industry embrace Anne Romney? Erin Heatherton on Photoshop: Victoria's Secret is no stranger to Photoshop scandals. Their very own angel Erin Heatherton let us know how she really feels about all the Photoshop fuss. All The Pretty Colors: We mapped out fashion month by color to show you which color trends to expect from each city, and which hues will be big next spring. The visuals are awesome!

Lately it seems like reunions are everywhere: the Beverly Hills gang in Old Navy commercials, Entertainment Weekly's Reunions Issue, the upcoming Arrested Development reunion (the only one that truly matters, let's get real). Funnily enough, no one called us to see who we'd like to see reunited, so we thought we'd make our own list. We're not ones to be left out of a trend after all! We put our thinking caps on to come up with ten fashion reunions we'd like to see here at Fashionista - we will even moderate. It's guaranteed to be way chicer than your high school reunion.

Taylor Swift is teaming up with Keds on a line of limited edition kicks to coincide with the release of her new album, Red. Guess what color the shoes will be? {WWD} Susie Lau had a chat with Donatella Versace and dared to ask the designer what she thinks about people who think Versace is "tacky." {Style Bubble} Daenerys Targaryen Emilia Clarke will play Holly Golightly in the Broadway production of Breakfast at Tiffany’s. Our minds are still spinning. {Just Jared} Politicos were none too pleased with the Vogue-ification of Democratic National Committee chairperson Debbie Wasserman Schultz. {Refinery29}

A knock-off of Bella Swan's wedding dress (Twilight's heroine, in case you've been living under a rock for three years) just went on sale (at left) and it got us thinking about memorable movie wedding dresses. Forget about people's princesses who wear too much eyeliner or wannabe princesses who get divorced after 72 days: Movies are where the real, unattainable, fantasy love-and-marriage happens. From the classic to the garish, we've rounded up some truly unforgettable wedding gowns from all different eras. Click through to see yards of tulle and lace and dreams and butterflies on gorgeous actresses. Sigh.

nyone well versed in fashion, upon hearing the word "jump," inevitably thinks of Caroline Trentini in a cocktail dress in front of a taupe backdrop in Vogue. For years, the Trentini Leap has marked the pages of the glossy, even influencing other Vogue models like Chanel Iman and Coco Rocha to bounce around. But Trentini was not the originator of the jump shot, nor was her stylist, Grace Coddington. It was photographer Phillipe Halsman, whose lens captured stars of yore like Marilyn Monroe, Grace Kelley, and Audrey Hepburn in mid-air.