Because the only thing better than just BEING in love... is getting paid for it.

The Met and many, many more.

The model rocked the hell out of the musician's Ziggy Stardust-era, bunny-adorned romper.

Comme c'est romantique!

Yesterday we lost one of rock's most legendary artists and songwriters, Lou Reed, at the age of 71.

Ziggy may have played guitar, but it's David Bowie who's landed a Louis Vuitton campaign.

Lily McMenamy follows in the footsteps of her supermodel mom Kristen's 1993 i-D cover with her own for the magazine's The Time Is Now Issue. {i-D} Alexander Wang has girls' bathroom privileges. At the Met Gala, Chanel Iman spilled on "the real party" that goes on in the ladies' room where models, actresses, and Wang all take a bathroom break to catch up with each other. {New York Post} Allison Williams says Christopher Abbott's abrupt and show-changing exit from Girls will have "a huge effect...[on the character of] Marnie specifically." And us! Don't forget about us. {US Weekly} Here comes the bride, all dressed in... red? A recent study has found that 24% of young brides are ditching white wedding dresses for brighter-colored frocks in red, pink, or blue. {Daily Mail}

Rihanna thanked Prada for her custom boots like anyone else would--by Instagramming a pic of her bare ass. {NYPost} Taylor Swift covers April's InStyle UK and admits to the glossy that she's afraid of ending up alone. {Daily Mail} Speaking of Swifty, Tina Fey feels that her joke about TayTay's dating life at the Golden Globes was "very benign," despite the fact that it upset the pop starlet. {US Weekly}

So this might be the coolest thing that ever happened.

Eighties pop icons were the muses for Jean Paul Gaultier's show. How true was he to the orginals? See for yourself.

Lena Dunham is reportedly dating Fun.'s guitarist Jack Antonoff. This could be beneficial for Dunham's closet, as Jack's sister is designer Rachel Ant

The secret's out. Tilda Swinton is the second coming of David Bowie. No longer can the actress go on masquerading as a person that just happens to l

Herb Ritts, the fashion photographer who rose to fame in the 80s and 90s, was known for his work in black and white, and for making humans look like