Don't worry, only one of them is from Taylor Swift.

And Lily Allen runs around Glastonbury in watermelon hot pants for her latest music vid.

And Kristen Wiig looks super cool on the latest cover of 'Elle'.

With a new album coming out, Lewis is back in the style spotlight, and I couldn't be happier.

And Abercrombie & Fitch attempts to regain some of its dignity yet again.

If you're heading uptown for the festival, here's who you need to see this weekend.

It was very cool and very French in Los Angeles on Thursday night at the party celebrating the first year of the Isabel Marant boutique on leafy, intimate Melrose Place in West Hollywood. Like the best hostess, Marant floated around the party throughout the night, seemingly hugging and kissing everyone.

Madewell was on-hand at Coachella to offer up a selection of their preppy-cool staples (for all those festival-goers tired of the feathered headbands and slutty Pocahontas looks) at their Sun & Fun party--a pool party in celebration of the brand's Denim Roadtrip.

LOS ANGELES--The famed Hollywood Forever cemetery played host to quite the quintessential all-American hipster summer soiree on Wednesday night as cool kids Joel Madden, Andrew Garfield, Sarah Silverman, Jenny Lewis, Scott Sternberg, George Kotsiopoulos and more gathered to fete Band of Outsiders, Net-a-Porter and Mr. Porter. To set the tone, plenty of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer, RC Cola and warm weather fare (meatball sandwiches, potato chips, macaroni salad and more) were served up to the stylish crowd of industry insiders mingling amongst tombstones and morbid memorial sites. “The cemetery totally creeps me out, but I came anyway to support the brand,” laughed Madden, carrying his personal picnic basket while scouting out a supreme spot on the grounds to watch the screening of the classic 1979 film Meatballs, starring Bill Murray. “They have been doing basic before anyone else. Now basic is actually very big, but Band of Outsiders was years ahead. They just do it right.”

Despite the downpour, yesterday evening's launch of Amazon.com's new private sale website, MYHABIT.com, boasted an impressive roster of boldfaced names. Everyone from super stylist Mary Alice Stephenson to designers Rebecca Minkoff and Charlotte Ronson to Disney sweetheart Vanessa Hudgens turned up for the fête. All sported perfectly-coiffed hair (celebs--they're not just like us!). The site, which offers major markdowns on designer duds, has smartly upped their fashion cred by teaming with the CFDA. Accordingly, both the organization's Executive Director Steven Kolb and President Diane von Furstenberg were out to support the site.

The designers at Topshop have spent a bit of time this summer on the music festival circuit. Well, at least their clothing has. Like with so many of t