She got her start on the set of "Clueless." Need we say more?

And it turns out that viral "Clueless"-inspired video was part of the campaign.

This amazing video just gave us an excuse to quote "Clueless" a whole bunch.

Rebel Wilson is all glammed up in nothing but a sheer fur-trimmed robe on the cover of New York magazine, shot by Robert Maxwell. {Bernstein & Andriulli} Garance Doré got le chop, which in French means she Miley'd her hair. {Garance Doré} You've feasted your eyes on the vivid pastel clothes from Prabal Gurung's spring collection, now it's time to marvel at the shoes. Casadei brought slingbacks to swooping architectural heights for Prabal Gurung's spring runway show. {Refinery29}

The Carrie Diaries has cast its young Samantha Jones--and judging by the actress's photo, they've already done a better job than casting Carrie, in the physical sense, anyway--no offense to AnnaSophia Robb, but we all know she doesn't look like Sarah Jessica Parker in the slightest. {E! Online} Abbey Lee Kershaw continues her triumphant modeling comeback in shiny animal skins for Gucci's Fall 2013 campaign. {Fashion Gone Rogue} Expect to see a lot more bright yellow in shopping areas near you--Kate Spade Saturday is planning a huge expansion (and will probably surpass big sister, regular Kate Spade). {WWD, subscription required} Acting out the fantasy of broke people everywhere, Maxine Hargreaves-Adams has swooped in to save UK brand Nicole Farhi from administration. {Vogue UK}

DKNY gave us an exclusive first look at its new campaign, starring the one-and-only Cara Delevingne. Artist Curtis Kulig worked on the campaign and was inspired by the old DKNY billboard, which he considered his personal welcome sign when he first moved to New York. {Fashionista Inbox} Looks like the punk resurgence is still going strong--Nicki Minaj covers Marie Claire in tartan, and sprots a Mohawk in the accompanying spread. The songstress also admitted to some Kanye-like outfit regret over her past looks. {Marie Claire} Attention Jason Wu lovers! The designer's latest Miss Wu collection arrives at Nordstrom today--and with 45 pieces to choose from, you need to check it out as early as possible to ensure maximum decision time. {Fashionista Inbox}

As everyone probably knows by now, Roger Ebert, beloved movie critic (and a staple of my childhood in Chicago) died yesterday. Luckily he left us reams and reams of hilarious, touching, and often snarky--in the smartest way possible--movie reviews. Here's what he had to say about two of our favorite fashion flicks, Clueless and Zoolander.

Gone fishing--for some Louboutins! The shoe maven unveils a catch-y ad campaign for spring. {Vogue Paris} "You don't understand... this is an Alaia!" Here's an in-depth look at how Cher Horowitz's fav labels have fared since Clueless debuted in '95. {Racked} Victoria Beckham is cementing her fashion goddess status with a capsule collection of reworked "greatest hits" dresses called (what else?) "Icon." {Elle UK}

Score Presidential style for under $400: Michelle Obama's DNC Tracy Reese dress is now for sale! {HuffPo} Wildfox's Spring lookbook recreates Clueless, fulfilling the wildest (ha) dreams of every diehard fan from the 90s. {Refinery29} They're baaaack! Speidi has returned to reality TV, joining the cast of The U.K.'s Celebrity Big Brother. {US Weekly}

Rihanna, who somehow snuck onto one of the covers of GQ's "Men of the Year" issue--naked, at that--showed up last night in LA wearing an ultra '90s-y red slip dress, complete with spaghetti straps and requisite choker necklace. So '90s, in fact... it was actually from the '90s!

Now that Emily has given out her final rose, review the latest Bachelorette's wardrobe choices (and get ready for lots of sparkles and one-shouldered gowns). {HuffPo} Madonna's brother, Christopher Ciccone, is launching a line of rubber boots called simply "Ciccone Collection." {StyleBistro} Clueless is quite possibly one of the best movies ever made (don't question this). While we're sure it will eventually fall victim to a remake, here's 17 ways the film would be different if it was made today. {Buzzfeed} Kate Moss designed an outfit for jockey Rosemary Ferguson, and it's a little bit Ziggy Stardust and a lot of hot pink. {Grazia UK} Another day, another Karlie kover: this time, she sports YSL for the September issue of Vogue Japan. {Design Scene}

Apparently people are now getting plastic surgery for fat toes. That seems toe-tally messed up. {HuffPo} Are style blogs the new magazines? Discuss. {Racked} New York City is a pretty fashionable place, so check out the girls who beat out the rest for a spot in Vashtie Kola's roundup 50 Most Stylish Women in New York. {Complex} When people say "everything is made in China these days," they aren't kidding. This includes the newest US Olympic uniforms. {HuffPo}

If 1995's Clueless left us wanting more of anything, it was Cher's budding romance with her ex-step brother Josh, played adorably by Paul Rudd (swoon). Thus, we were beyond excited to see that Alicia Silverstone and Paul Rudd were together again at a screening for Rudd's new film Our Idiot Brother.

I am not one to adequately analyze a movie, but I can tell you this about Clueless: Almost everyone who has seen the cult classic falls in love with i

Reader Clarke emailed us this morning, "Hope you find this interesting!" Clueless and Miu Miu? Like, duh. While sifting through Miu Miu's Pre-Fall 20