Carla Bruni

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Here's a first look at Amanda Seyfried's Very Irrésistible Givenchy campaign. {Grazia Daily} Topping Glamour UK's annual "50 Best Dressed Women" list (and beating Kate Middleton!) is... Kristen Stewart? Umm... {Glamour UK} Carla Bruni talks about the difficulty of being pregnant at 43, which made her feel ugly and want to throw away all her clothes. {Daily Mail}

We can't say we didn't see this coming: After a whole lot of backlash, Carla Bruni retracts her "My generation doesn't need feminism" comment. {HuffPo} The Olsen twins have made another super-expensive bag. This time it's a collaboration with Damien Hirst, costs $55,000, and is covered in prescription pills. {Refinery29} Kristen Stewart continues her stellar red carpet streak in this Talbot Runhoff number. {US Magazine} Today sees the start of Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana's trial. The fashion design duo stands accused of evading €400 million ($520 million) in taxes. {The Telegraph}

Though husband Nicolas Sarkozy is no longer the president of France, ex-French First Lady Carla Bruni is still hanging out in the public eye this winter. The former supermodel (and pal of Emmanuelle Alt) just landed the cover of the December/January issue of Vogue Paris.

Kenzo and Maison Kitsune will be the next guest designers at Pitti Uomo and Pitti W, respectively. {WWD, subscription required} Taylor Swift and boyfriend Conor Kennedy have reportedly split, which is a bummer for them, but it can only mean another awesome breakup anthem for us to jam out to. {Us Weekly} Oh look: Lady Gaga is crawling out of a giant mouth in this editorial for Harper's Bazaar Spain, shot by Steven Klein. {ONTD} Every year Heidi Klum goes all out for Halloween, and this year she's giving us a look at how it gets done. Take a peek at this video of her not-quite-finished Cleopatra costume. {AOL}

It's about freaking time. Rumors of a Zoolander sequel have been swirling for 11 years and now we finally seem to have confirmation in the form of an IMDB page. It's not officially confirmed yet and there's no word when it could come out, but in the meantime, you can get your Blue Steel fix thanks to this (hilarious) new video of Ben Stiller doing his best Derek Zoolander at Comedy Central's "Night of Too Many Stars" Autism charity event. {Style Bistro} Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy and wife Carla Bruni stopped by the Upper East Side for a bit of takeout - around $1,100 worth. That's a lot of pizza. {NYPost} The Super Bowl is one of America's biggest televised events, so the halftime performance has to be just as huge. And what could be bigger than Beyonce? The superstar will headline the Super Bowl XLVII halftime show. {HuffPo}

Gucci is launching Sustainable Soles, an eco-friendly shoe line made of biodegradable plastic-- Though hopefully they don't biodegrade too quickly. {WWD} Charlize Theron and Kristen Stewart channel fierce, beautiful dolphins caught in a tuna net on the June/July cover of Interview. {Fashin} Dennis Basso asked Coco Rocha to star in his Fall ad campaign after she wore Liz Taylor's yellow suit to the Met Ball. {WWD} Cynthia Nixon wore a green Carolina Herrera gown to marry her forever-partner Christine Marinoni this weekend. Mazel!! {Refinery29} There's buzzzz that Anna Wintour's daughter Bee Shaffer has split with her long-time comedy-writer beau Jake Hurwitz. Sad. {NY Daily News}

Losing Vidal Sassoon: The world of beauty suffered a huge loss Wednesday with the passing of hair genius Vidal Sassoon. Join us in remembering some of his most iconic work. We Love Photoshop: Now that Brad Pitt is the new face of Chanel, we put our photoshop skillz to work and came up with other ad campaigns we'd love to see fronted by dudes. Gosling for Dior? Hey girl, j'adore. Anna and Stephen Colbert Make a Date: Proving that she does indeed have a sense of humor, Anna Wintour appeared on the Colbert Report to criticize his boring fashion and to make plans to eat fried shrimp in zebra pants. Scrunchies and London 2012: Olympic hopeful Alicia Sacramone dishes to us about gymnast beauty and why scrunchies are still happening. Au Revoir Carla, Bienvenue Valérie: There are big changes coming to the Elysée along with the first unmarried First Lady of France Valérie Trierweiler, but we will always have a soft spot for Carla's "bling bling" style.

PARIS--This past weekend, France didn’t only elect socialist François Hollande as its new president; the country also welcomed a first lady diametrically opposed to Carla Bruni. Please meet Valérie Trierweiler, described by the French press “a normal woman.” A 47-year-old journalist sans Botox, divorced with three children, she is not François’s new wife but long-term girlfriend--a definite novelty for the Elysée (France’s equivalent of the White House).

On Sunday, while the rest of us were recovering from our Cinco de Mayo hangovers, France was having the second round of their presidential elections. As predicted by many French news outlets, incumbent President Nicolas Sarkozy lost to the Socialist candidate François Hollande. Beyond the obvious implications of a new president of France, we here at Fashionista felt a little bummed to lose First Lady Carla Bruni Sarkozy. Along with her counterparts, Michelle Obama and Samantha Cameron, former supermodel Carla made being stylish a key part of the First Lady role. No longer can you just slap on a pantsuit and call it a day. What you wear can be as important as which charities you support. New First Lady Valérie Trierweiler, girlfriend of Hollande and herself a journalist for Paris Match, has big Louboutins to fill.

A sneaky tipster sent us Carla Bruni's modeling card from the '90s. And now she's the first lady of France. Damn. Jenna Lyons, we understand. more

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