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Will we ever stop wanting to talk about "Laguna Beach"? Seems unlikely.

Any time Jennifer Lawrence steps onto a red carpet, she's guaranteed to get a lot of attention. She's just that beloved. But add a new (somewhat controversial) pixie cut and an uber-popular movie franchise, and you have a frenzy on your hands.

Capitol Couture is about to become a real thing. A new clothing line inspired by the Hunger Games, and designed by the film series' costume designer Trish Summerville is set to launch this fall--and from what we gather, it won't be your average hokey movie-inspired line.

Jennifer Lawrence's hotly-anticipated September Vogue has arrived. Shot by Mario Testino, the actress unsurprisingly looks gorgeous on the cover; best of all, she still looks totally like herself--not like one of the characters she's played as tends to happen with Vogue. Refreshingly, Lawrence is also totally herself in the corresponding interview by Jonathan Van Meter. Maybe that's because of all the alcohol she drank.

Alexander Wang gave away a ton of free clothes this weekend. Chaos ensued, and we were there.

Wanna see what Effie Trinket's wearing in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire?

We've already seen some of the costumes from the second installment of the The Hunger Games trilogy on Capitol Couture, the Hunger Games' fashion blog, and now we get to see the wardrobe in motion. The first trailer has just been released.

No, Katniss is not wearing McQueen.

"Possibly the world’s sexiest 50-something" Carine Roitfeld gets a hefty spread in Net-a-Porter's shoppable online mag The Edit. {Net-a-Porter} And this is why we love Harry Brant. The 16-year-old shares some in-depth info about his cystic acne regime, jogging while wearing Saran Wrap, vacation makeup, looking luminous, tinting his lower lashes, and listening to e-books in the shower. {Into the Gloss} After notoriously leaving her two-decade-long Vogue UK posish in 2011, Topshop creative director Kate Phelan will return to the glossy part-time--while still retaining her title at the high street giant. Like a boss. {Telegraph} Rent the Runway is giving away a "dream" prom to one lucky Hurricane Sandy-affected high school--including designer dresses, hair and makeup, and a surprise celeb performance. Enter here... {Rent the Runway}

Model Ondria Hardin can't seem to stay away from controversy: Her "African Queen" spread for Numéro has many accusing the mag of using blackface. {HuffPo} Can baring your lady parts make you more confident? The Large Labia Project thinks it will (yea, that's a thing). {The Cut} Shailene Woodley dyed her locks red for The Amazing Spiderman 2--guess who she's playing? {US Weekly} Kim Kardashian covers April's Cosmopolitan and tells the glossy about her growing empire. {Cosmo}

Dutch designer Iris van Herpen showed another haunting and innovative couture collection in Paris Monday amidst rumors that she may have the honor of designing Katniss Everdeen's wedding dress for this fall's Catching Fire, the second Hunger Games installment. Herpen would be absolutely perfect for the job--her structural, futuristic aesthetic is very Capitol-esque. Only she's not doing it.

File this one under collaborations we did not see coming. Has Lenny Kravtiz's role as Hunger Games stylist Cinna turned him onto fashion design? The

The Hunger Games has captured the imaginations of a lot of people with its strong visuals and heart-wrenching plot. It's a story that's easy to connect with emotionally--and let's not forget the fact that the lead female rocked some amazing braids the whole movie. It inspired a nail polish line, multiple fan sites, a Tumblr, and the adoration of fashion and pop culture sites alike (yeah, us too), even if the costumes ultimately disappointed the fashion media. And now...weddings?

Sasha Grey Puts Clothes On for Interview Germany: Porn star turned actress Sasha Grey stars in an editorial shot by Sean & Seng for Interview Germany's April edition. While fashion and porn have always been sometimes-strange bedfellows, there's nary a nip-slip in sight from Grey (sorry, dudes). Grey wears the likes of Versace and Jil Sander on location at Hollywood High School. {Fashion Gone Rogue} Elizabeth and James Make Foray Into Home Goods: Or at least, that's what their new Clara dress looks like. The barely-there mint green dress looks suspiciously like a bath towel. The dress, which retails for $395, also comes with straps for those ladies feeling a bit more modest. {Refinery29} Jessica Biel Shops for Wedding Dress: Living out every girl's idea of 7th Heaven, Biel was spotted shopping for wedding gowns in Paris this past weekend. She spent a reported seven hours in the showrooms of Giambattista Valli and Elie Saab preparing for her upcoming nuptials to Justin Timberlake. Biel raised eyebrows when she then stopped by a children's furniture store and chic kid's clothing store Bonpoint. {New York Daily News}

Reykjavik--These Icelanders sure know how to put on a show. I was mere minutes into the Reykjavik Fashion Festival when I realized I might be watching a simulated snuff film while seated in the subterranean parking garage of the city’s Harpa Opera House where the week’s first show, Mundi, was taking place. The short flick featured a post-apocalyptic gang of well-dressed hooligans in bold patterned wool knits riding rough shod over the Icelandic highlands on the stocky yet self-assured Icelandic horse (a Viking breed that you mustn’t call a pony lest you upset the locals). At their destination they electrocute a man using energy from the country’s indigenous hot springs (so eco, so green, so wrong).

In a year, Jennifer Lawrence has appeared in three magazines in three bodacious bodysuits, but with a body like that, can you blame her? She appears

How hot does Katniss Jennifer Lawrence look on the cover of Interview Germany? She's wearing another one of those bodysuits (this one's by Dolce & G

Did You Know We Love Cats?: We aren't messing around. Here at Fashionista really love cats. So we found 12 spring ad campaigns that, frankly, needed more cats and then we added said cats. You're welcome. Karl Lagerfeld is Krazy: The man is unquestionably a little bananas-sandwich, but we love him all the same. It's hard to separate the man from the myth, however, when he lays out his (bonkers) daily routine for Harper's Bazaar. Equally enjoyable: the kraziest Karl kwotes of all time. Fake Abercrombie & Fitch Sells Racist Pants: Before you can even ask yourself who would bother counterfeiting A&F, they slap you in the face with an "N-bomb." We can't be sure if this was some sort of bad translation program, but we can definitely be sure it's offensive. Blair Mercer is Back: Our "Diary of an Anon Fashion Assistant" feature seems to split you guys between utter disbelief and strong sympathy, but this week's is too good NOT to be true. Seriously people, can you make this stuff up? Top 10 Designers from Arise Fashion Week: Arise Fashion Week just took place in Lagos, Nigeria and our contributor picked 10 designers you'll want to keep an eye on. From the avant-garde to the historically inspired, we're really loving all of it.

When a pop culture phenomenon takes off, it's a safe bet to assume that nail art odes won't be far behind. We definitely haven't been disappointed in that respect by The Hunger Games. It's easy to be inspired, especially when such out-there beauty looks appear in the movie. Speaking of, Elizabeth Banks revealed some more of Effie's looks on her website, and the nail art is CRAZY. Click through to see a close-up of Effie's nails, and also the best Hunger Games nail art we could, um, get our hands on.

The Hunger Games opened last night, and thousands of people lined up--and stayed awake for--midnight showings all over the country. And a lot of them