Lea Michele opens up on about her public grieving process and how she remains strong after Cory as the December cover star of Elle. {Elle} Claire Danes looks frozen-in-time gorgeous gracing the covers of the December issue of Interview. {Interview} Courtney Love talks second chances and future Hollywood aspirations as the cover of Fashion magazine this month. {Daily Mail}

We kinda like Claire Danes's British Vogue cover more than her recent American Vogue one. Soft lighting for the win! {HuffPo} Giorgio Armani has joined forces with 21st Century Fox to dress film characters in Emporio Armani. First up: The Counselor, which stars Michael Fassbender and Penelope Cruz. {WWD} Gwyneth Paltrow wears a Hugo Boss suit with no bra for the brand's latest campaign. We guess Gwynnie really doesn't like underwear...{US Weekly} Cara Delevingne talks about being a Chanel girl and becoming BFFs with "fashion dad" Karl Lagerfeld. Like we need another reason to be jealous of you, Cara. {Grazia}

Let's talk last night's Emmys fashion: The greatest, the worst, and the ehhhh I'm not quite sure. From Lena Dunham's floral Prada faux pas to Rose Byrne's less-is-more Calvin Klein to the varying sartorial taste levels of the women of Mad Men, we're calling it like we see it.

Claire Danes' hairstylist filled us in on how you can get the star's flawless Emmys look.

The 2013 Primetime Emmys have officially kicked off and we're bringing you every look from the red carpet. Don't miss a single glamorous moment! Ph

The Emmys are this Sunday, and some of our favorite actresses are nominated for major prizes. They're also a pretty stylish bunch, so we thought we'd make some suggestions for what these leading ladies should wear on the big night. Check out our picks for Emmy night:

The Emmy's Are Here! Find out which shows (aside from Game of Thrones, duh) really deserve to win an Emmy for their spot-on costume design. In The Name of Kanye, $120 Plain White Tees Sell Out: That tee wasn't the only plain (and sold out) thing in A.P.C.'s "frustrating project" with Kanye West--we've got the whole collection right here. In Other Tee News: Serious Taylor Swift fans (aka Swifties) are hurling death threats at indie t-shirt company, Bad Kids Clothing, for selling joke tees that list all the last names of the men that the singer has been linked with. The designers fill us in. Alexander Wang Hunger Games: Free-For-All: The designer sent out cryptic e-mail invites of a “one-time-only, undisclosed special event"—and we were there to take it (and the free clothes) all in. Find out what happened.

What is it with Vogue and legs? The magazine just can't stop chopping them off. The latest lady who seems to have gotten the amputation treatment is Vogue US August cover girl Carrie Mathison Claire Danes.

Claire Danes was always Angela Chase to us--until she become Carrie Mathison on Showtime's brilliant show Homeland. For its August cover story, Vogue seemed to have some trouble differentiating between the actress and the character as well.

Guys, in case you haven't heard: we're holding our first-ever conference on June 21, and the one-and-only Zac Posen is our keynote speaker. Along with plenty of great advice, Zac will share some favorite moments from his own career. We got a taste of what's to come at his resort presentation this week, where Zac revealed one of his favorite red carpet moments—and what made it so great.

Run-of-the-mill red carpets usually feature a lot of smoky eyes, nude lips, and artfully highlighted brow bones. But throw a punk theme in there, and suddenly you have January Jones looking like she escaped from a Gareth Pugh runway. Yes, there were plenty of safe, gorgeous makeup looks at the Met Gala last night, but a handful of celebs really had fun with their eye makeup, either breaking out the color or the arty graphic eyeliner.

For one night each year at the White House Correspondents' Dinner the worlds of politics, Hollywood, and fashion collide. It's always weird and awesome. Like when Hayden Panettiere met Rahm Emanuel, what did they say to each other? Last night's dinner was perhaps the most fashion-filled to date.

Last night, 100 of the world's most influential people--well, according to TIME, anyway--were celebrated at the magazine's annual 100 Gala in New York. As one might expect from such accomplished influencers, the red carpet offered up plenty of notable outfits-- from Mia Farrow's sweet Boston tribute to Lena Dunham's divisive Saint Laurent outfit. Click through to see all the looks.

Don't get us wrong, we liked the one-shoulder Givenchy gown she wore--but we loved her dark, wine-stained lips more. As Leah said, they "sealed the deal" on her Best Dressed status, taking her look to the next level. Read on to find out what lipstick she wore and how you can get the look.

Awards season keeps chugging along, bringing us all the strapless/fishtail silhoeuttes and Veronica Lake waves we can handle. The red carpet at the Screen Actor's Guild awards just wrapped up, and the usual suspects showed up looking flawless.

We've already thoroughly analyzed the Golden Globes red carpet, from the fashion trends to the best and worst dressed. But let's not forget about what was happening above the neck. The beauty last night, much like the fashion, was pretty but a bit unispired. However, the good news is that most of it was incredibly wearable for real life people.