Dree Hemingway

And Tory Burch is expanding her European presence.

Famous kids are following in their parents's footsteps, from ad campaigns to magazine covers.

As the brand's new face, Dree Hemingway also has an accessories collab in the works.

Here's all the fashion news to keep you hanging on until the weekend, including more about Victoria Beckham's Skype project and Blue Ivy in a major ensemble.

Sasha Pivovarova, Karlie Kloss, Crystal Renn, Freja Beha Erichsen and Anja Rubik? Free People's model roster is more top-notch glossy than niche boho brand.

Despite the fun cast and soundtrack, Dunham's skit doesn't have the happy ending that you might expect.

A candid interview with Teen Vogue's style features director, who is as funny and real as he is cool and connected.

New blog Part Nouveau, or ‘partly new’, delves into fashion history to showcase the inspiration–be it art, photography or design–behind some of today’s biggest fashion moments. It’s fascinating and impossible not to get lost in, so we asked the site’s founder, Lilah Ramzi, to give us a little history lesson each week. This week's lesson? Fashion really is a cycle--and a freewheelin' one at that!

Dree Hemingway dons a plaid shirt, sneakers, and nothing else for one of Interview Germany's three September covers. The others feature Charlotte Gainsbourg and Emily DiDonato. {Fashion Gone Rogue} Tyra Banks gave ANTM contestant Phil (a guy) a Jesus weave, and it's hilarious/awful. {Vulture} Cara Delevingne's musical aspirations get realized with a duet with her friend, singer Will Heard... and we have to say, she has quite the vocal chops. Guess she's going in a more acoustic direction than her besties Rita Ora and Rihanna. {Vogue UK} What's happening at Hearst? From Elle to Cosmopolitan, digital editors have been receiving layoff notices... and there's reportedly more to come. {Mashable}

There's a lot to love about summer--longer days, warmer weather, weekend getaways--but there's a lot to loathe too.

There's really an all-in-one thing going on in fashion right now. First, we wanted rompers; then it was overalls. Now, we're fiending for a good, full-legged jumpsuit. Celebs, it seems, are right on board with us.

Between The Bling Ring premiere, Max Mara's Women in Film Awards and after party, and the fourth annual amfAR Inspiration Gala, there was no shortage of amazing red carpet outfits this week. Sofia Coppola, a perennial fave for us, took a break from her usual Marc Jacobs/Louis Vuitton fare in Valentino, Dree Hemingway stunned in white Calvin Klein, and Kate Bosworth did her usual Cali-girl thing in Proenza Schouler. Click through to see the rest of our picks.

Valentino, J.Lo and Liza with a Z.

Be Your Own Best Advertisement: Learn how to make a name for yourself in fashion by mastering the art of branding with the help of some industry experts. All of Your Game of Thrones Hair Questions Answered: We talked to the show's hair designer and got all the dish about the style and symbolism behind the characters' 'dos this season. "How Much Do I Tip For This?": The experts weigh in on how to tip (and when it's ok not to tip!) for all your summer beauty treatments, from bikini waxes to spray tans.

The Tribeca Film Festival is well underway and while Hollywood execs are tuning in to see the movies, we're focused on the red carpet.

Page Six has an item about its new favorite person, John Galliano, leaving New York. Apparently it was a process that took many hours, many vehicles, and many many Louis Vuitton luggage bags and hat boxes. {Page Six} Gwyneth Paltrow wants to build an empire just like Jessica Simpson's. So says a "source." {Us Weekly} Kate Bosworth and Topshop are up to something. That's about all we know. {Belfast Telegraph} It was only a matter of time until a fashion "Harlem Shake" video hit the interwebs. See how Cara Delevingne, Jourdan Dunn and Rosie Tapner get down. {YouTube}

There's no doubt that every lady on Vogue's best dressed list is fashionable. Still, we think the fashion glossy may have overlooked a few people. Click through for the mag's 10 best, as well as 10 women we think should have made the list.