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"Smell like Pharrell" kind of sounds like a Hallmark card.

On Saturday afternoon, I -- along with seemingly every other fashion-loving New York City resident -- stopped by the brand new Dover Street Market, which officially opened its doors that morning.

I am very rarely seduced by a retailer's daily e-mail blast, but when I saw a J. Crew newsletter in my inbox this week that featured a v-neck PLAY Comme des Garcons sweater, I couldn't help but click.

David, The Thinker, and now... Kim Kardashian? The reality TV star's pregnant bod will be immortalized into a nude statue entitled "L.A. Fertility" by artist Daniel Edwards. Visitors will be allowed to rub the statue's belly for good luck (obviously) during its exhibition at L.A.'s LAB ART Gallery on June 5th. {Refinery29} Well that was fast. Anne Hathaway has ditched her three weeks-young blonde 'do in favor of some more natural brunette tresses. {Grazia} It's celebrity Twitter war time! After tweeting advice to Amanda Bynes's fans to ignore the troubled actress's "scary and poor behavior," Chrissy Teigen received a full-on lashing from Bynes, calling her an "old ugly model...who's [sic] career is uninspiring." {US Weekly} Whoops! Miss Universe Canada pageant organizers have revealed that they handed the crown to the wrong contestant due to a simple "human error" of a typo. {HuffPo}

The royal palace announced that Kate Middleton's due date is in July, but there's still no word on the baby's gender. {HuffPo} It sounds like Justin Timberlake is already kicking off a stylish new comeback: "Suit and Tie," the first single from his upcoming album The 20/20 Experience, was released at midnight and includes a verse from Jay-Z about tuxes and Alexander Wang. {US Weekly} A 28-year-old Harvard grad has started a new web site for "our mothers" called Halsbrook.com, with an aim to make women over 40 "chic but not intimidating." {NY Times}

Name: April What do you do? I work for COMME des GARÇONS. What was the last thing you bought? A pink, knit, Topshop sweater. What would you never be caught wearing? Crocs. Never. What are you currently obsessed with? White, everything. What was the last song you listened to? Xeno and Oaklander "Sentinelle." If you were to get a tattoo right now, what would you get? An invisible one. What are you wearing?

All the glamour of the Paris shows. All the comfort of your sweat pants.

Edon Manor Deal: 60% off shoes and accessories from labels like Alaia, Alexander Wang, Proenza Schouler, Givenchy, and Joseph Altuzarra. When: Ongoing. Mon—Sat noon—7pm, Sun noon—6pm. 391 Greenwich St between Beach and N. Moore Sts (212-431-3890) link: edonmanor.com Armani Exchange Deal: Enter code GETLOVE at checkout to save $10 off any online purchase When: Ongoing through Feburary 14th. link: ArmaniExchange.com Skinstore Deal: Save 25% to 60% off a selection of shoes and accessories from Marni, Rodarte, Pierre Hardy, more When: Monday - Saturday, 11am to 7pm; Sunday, noon to 5pm. 1112 Abbot Kinney Blvd. link: Skinstore.com

Alber Elbaz Steals Our Heart Again: To celebrate the upcoming summer wedding of Prince Albert of Monaco to Charlene Wittstock, Elbaz has teamed up with the Hotel Métropole Monte-Carlo in Monaco to create a romantic package for two that features Elbaz-designed cocktails and treats, a Lanvin Gift, and helicopter ride over the French Riviera. Swoon. {Vogue UK} Jimmy Choo For Dudes: All the men out there who have ever envied a woman's shoe collection can now sport their own Jimmy Choo's. Tamara Mellon has designed a men's line that includes a range of high tops, biker boots, gentleman's evening slippers, and even those croc Hunter wellies. The collection will be available to order online in July. {Telegraph} An Abrupt End to Tao Comme Des Garcons: Tao Kurihara’s Spring/Summer 2011 collection shown in Paris last October will unfortunately be her last. The designer will instead focus on the Tricot Comme Des Garcons label shown twice a year in Tokyo. {Fashionologie}

Dear Chris, Right now, you only design for women. I'm a guy, but I love your aesthetic. How do you dress? Who are your favorite designers? Inquiring minds want to know! Thank you Dear Guy - Thanks for the compliment! I am usually exhausted by the time I have to think about my own clothes, so I tend to dress simply/haphazard. My go-to is a navy blue blazer, because it's completely classic and looks perfect with everything. I think men should really restrict themselves to wearing a white shirt, navy blazer, and Levis 501s with a Converse Chuck Taylor, and call it a day. That is--until there is CB menswear, and then they should wear mustard pleat-front shorts, chiffon tuxedo shirts, sequined blazers, and loads of friendship bracelets, natch!

The long skirt (and dress) comeback is steadily gaining momentum. Whether it’s a backlash against the plateauing popularity of minis, or just another ‘90s trend revival, we’re kind of digging this look. And, given its prevalence on the Fall '10 runways and even Resort, this trend isn't dying down anytime soon. But we wondered: Can everyone pull it off?

Finding a new creative director for a brand is a painstaking process. Not only do you want someone whose aesthetic lines up with the brand's image, but there's contracts, availability, and a ton of paperwork before a collection sets foot on the runway. In this process, sometimes bad decisions are made. Like Alessandra Falchinetti at Gucci or Marco Zanini at Halston, short lived, unprofitable directorships are plenty in the fashion industry. Not every decision puts a Giles at Ungaro, nor is every rumor about a Pugh at Mugler.

Father’s Day is quickly approaching and your dad--or the dad of your children--deserves a little appreciation. We’ve talked to a lot of guys and scour

Buy--and Hang out With--Matthew Williamson. Simultaneously: The British designer's colorful wears go on sale today at noon on Gilt Groupe. Before you

Even for the smallest boutiques, e-commerce is a requisite these days. But organizing and operating an online store is more laborious than one might t

Barbie's been having a fashion resurgence for quite a while now. From Italian Vogue to foosball tables to designer editions. But this just may be our

Dover Street Market's a cool place. The four story department store's owned by Commes Des Garçons' Rei Kawabuko and her husband, Adrian Joffe and it h