James Franco

That James Franco -- he's always up to something, isn't he?

We can always count on Franco for a little comic relief.

Tuesdays can be such a bore, but surely not when there's so much Kimye news going around?

Battle Monday blues with today's latest fashion news. "Bound 3?" Yeah, you want to see this.

Gucci is launching Made to Measure, a new men's fragrance with James Franco as the decidedly not-unattractive face. {WWD, subscription required} Neon-tressed model Chloe Nørgaard divulges the one hair color to which she'll never, ever commit. {WWD} A lot of Nicholas Kirkwood's livelihood seems to revolve around... go-karting in Spain? Allow him to explain. {Elle} The Church of Scientology just found a brand new celeb recruit in model Jessica White. {NY Post}

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.

When we heard, just about a month ago, that James Franco was involved in a documentary film about Gucci, we weren't exactly like, "Oh, that makes perfect sense." But then again, that's never been a reaction to anything James Franco does, has it (we're starting to think that's the whole idea)? Anyway, the actor-slash-producer-slash-many other things put the wheels in motion for the first documentary about the historic house of Gucci and its current creative director, Frida Giannini, who flies relatively under the radar as far as creative directors of big fashion houses go. It's called The Director and will bow at the Tribeca Film Festival this weekend. We chatted with the film's director Christina Voros to find out how this documentary came about.

Kendall Jenner wants to model for Victoria's Secret. Could this be the ACTUAL reason Miranda Kerr is supposedly leaving? (Kidding) {E!} Jennifer Garner is maybe the new face of MaxMara. {WWD UK} Lanvin's managing director Thierry Andretta has resigned from his position for "personal reasons." {WWD}

The first thing all of us thought upon seeing the first teaser for Oz the Great and Powerful late last year, was, "That movie's going to have some amazing costumes." And we were right. On a recent trip to California to check out some HSN Oz merch, I also got to see the movie, fawn over some of the main characters' costumes in person, go to a press conference with the actors and director, and chat with the film's costume designer, Gary Jones.

James Franco, renaissance man, is back with another video for 7 For All Mankind, his sixth for the denim brand. Past installments, which all feature Franco as a vampire and center on a "Hollywood Resurrection" theme, have featured Lou Doillon and Cody Horn. Next up, we've got an exclusive look at Franco's latest starring Lily Donaldson looking impossibly cool motorcycle. #hairenvy. Click through to watch the video.

Gisele is maybe replacing Kate Moss as the face of David Yurman because of that time that Kate Moss's ads for Fred jewelry looked a lot like her David

Guccio Gucci, great-grandson of Gucci founder Guccio Gucci, is being sued by Gucci Group because he used his own name to promote his own line of handb

Name: Inny Occupation: Writer/ Actor Who's your favorite actor? I love Edie Sedgwick. What was the last thing you bought? A new pair or Matiko wedges. What would you never wear? Uggs.

We were really excited when we saw how amazingly fierce Tilda Swinton looked all drag queened-out on the cover of Candy Magazine #4. Little did we k

Chanel announced today that Brad Pitt would be the new face of Chanel No. 5--making him the first ever male spokesperson for the iconic fragrance. That got us thinking: Could other storied brands go the same route as Chanel? Will we be seeing more handsome male faces in some of our favorite campaigns? If that's the case, supermodel Coco Rocha is not going to be happy. She tweeted earlier today: "No working model is happy for Brad Pitt and his new gig as the `face' of Chanel No. 5.#ThingsBitterModelsSay Cc: @Models@StyleWatchMag." Ouch. No doubt, Rocha would have leapt at the chance to represent the brand, whose eponymous designer she shares a first name with. But while we highly doubt models like Rocha will get edged out by leading male actors, we couldn't resist the chance to re-cast some of our favorite ads--with a little more testosterone this time. Click through to see what James Franco, David Beckham, One Direction, and more, would look like as the faces of some of the most iconic fashion brands.

Red Carpet Reminiscing: The Met Gala always brings some red carpet fabulosity, so in anticipation of tonight's festivities, FabSugar put together a slideshow of 100 amazing Met Gala looks. {FabSugar} ALT Selects: Speaking of the Met red carpet, Vogue's André Leon Talley picks his top 10 Met Ball looks of all time. {Vogue} Drake and Tyra Banks Spotted on Date: Tyra's got herself a new man, Drizzy. Riding rollercoasters at Disneyland, dizzy. {Global Grind} More Than One Antidote: Antidote Magazine chose eight different models, including Natasha Poly, Naomi Campbell, and Eva Herzigova, to cover their third issue, "The Icons Issue." {Fashion Gone Rogue}

Really? Kristen Stewart is named the best dressed woman of 2012 by Glamour UK. {Glamour UK} Taylor Tomasi Hill styled this super cute swimwear vid for Moda Operandi that has us fiending for a beach romp. {Fashionologie} Step away from the varnish! Neon nail polish is apparently illegal to produce in the US. {SheFinds}

No wonder male models have such a hard time. While high fashion brands eschew the Cocos and the Chanels in lieu of actresses and It girls for their cl