Don't worry Chloë, Kate Moss makes us feel insecure, too.

This video brings the magazine's unofficial slogan -- "If in doubt, wink, peace and pout!" -- to life perfectly.

Clearly we're a little influenced by the Met Ball's punk theme this May, though we're planning to balance that out with a classic cobalt Madewell purse and a dream trip to the Outer Banks courtesy of Purple Diary.

Part of a trio of magazines that launched in 1980--which also included i-D and The Face--Blitz was the subversive fashion brainchild of university students Carey Labovitch and Simon Tesle. Former Blitz fashion editor Iain R. Webb has combined his impressive archive of photos with personal anecdotes from the models, photographers, and artists involved with each shoot for this unique take on the history of the mag in As Seen in BLITZ, out this month. Many of the images (including a rather unforgettable collage of Vogue editor Hamish Bowles in a Chanel twinset, a fresh-out-of-Parsons Marc Jacobs) haven't been seen since they were first published in the pages of Blitz 30 years ago. Here's what Webb had to say about Blitz's heyday.

Here's everything that is inspiring us this month!

Kate Moss scored not one but four i-D covers this month to celebrate the anniversary of her first cover for the magazine 20 years ago. {Grazia} Speaking of supermodels, Gisele Bundchen landed a gig as the new face of Chanel's makeup line. {The Cut} Get ready to hit the slopes in style: L.A.M.B. is collaborating with Burton on an outerwear collection. {WWD}

Vice has purchased i-D magazine, according to a release. Yes, the magazine that once sent a journalist tripping on acid to London Fashion Week and is supposedly footing the bill for Cat Marnell's Thailand rehab is looking to further its fashion presence.

Charlize Theron is badass in her new buzz cut, shaved for her role in Mad Max.{Refinery29} Rihanna is such an exciting style star precisely because you can never predict what she's going to do next. She recently donned designer menswear, and nailed it, for an event in London. {FabSugar} Prince William is just like us--he makes his own bed! These new pictures on his website prove it. {US Weekly}

i-D's "Wise Issue" hits newsstands November 22, and we've already revealed Grace Coddington's cover, one of eight. Now she's got stiff competition from Girls star and creator (and eschewer of pants) Lena Dunham.

If you're in need of reading material for that post-Thanksgiving dinner food coma, look no further: Grace Coddington covers i-D's Winter 2012 issue, on newsstands November 22.

Karl Lagerfeld's kitten Choupette celebrated her first birthday today and boy, what a year it has been. That diary must be 1,000 pages by now. The w

Karl Lagerfeld's superstar kitten Choupette turned one yesterday. Can you believe it? To celebrate, Karl Lagerfeld tweeted a photo of Choupette din

Just when we thought the fashion industry was making a shift geared toward an older audience, i-D comes out with a youth-centric issue. Come to thin

It-model Arizona Muse graces one of i-D's eight covers (others include Andrej Pejic, Julia-Restoin Roitfeld and Raf Simons) for their "Lights Camera

Carrying on the tradition of celebs baring their (pregnant) bellies on magazine covers, a prego Julia Restoin Roitfeld covers i-D clad in lacy linger

i-D's Lights, Camera, Action issue is hitting newsstands May 10, and who better to grace one of its eight covers than fashion's man of the moment, Ra

Karl Lagerfeld is everywhere today (and most days, really). First we saw him 'driving' a car in Elle France and here he is on the cover i-D's Royalt