Plus, Halston sells diffusion lines, Alibaba fights fake goods and Wet Seal may be the next teen retailer to close.

We'll agree, his lack of grooming might have gone too far.

And the man behind the best bodies in the modeling industry tells us how he landed that plum gig.

And that is not even a pun about belts.

...thoroughly.

And, yes, she looks good doing it.

All the style news you need to know this Tuesday (and nothing about the Polar Vortex).

Lancôme has announced Audrey Hepburn doppelganger Lily Collins as its latest face, joining fellow Brits Emma Watson and Kate Winslet as a brand ambassador for the French cosmetics house. {Telegraph} New York-based designer Jen Kao is closing her six-year-old namesake label due to health issues. Her standout leather pieces, trademark cut-outs, and downtown bad-girl style will truly be missed. {WWD} Jerome Dreyfuss, Isabel Marant's handbag designer husband, told H&M that he wasn't interested in designing the bags for his wife's much obsessed over upcoming collection with the retail mega-giant. Turns out he likes to keep business and pleasure separate--smart man! {Vogue UK}

Being married to the CEO of a major luxury company has its perks, as Salma Hayek proved by changing her "lewk" seven times between June 10 and June 11 in New York this week.

We gasped out an empathetic "Ouch!" when we saw pictures of Julianne Moore on the Cannes red carpet with her pinky toes looking mangled in a too-narrow pair of platform stilettos. But it apparently wasn't as bad as it looked. Moore went on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon to talk about the now-infamous shoe shots seen 'round-the-world, which she hilariously dubbed "Toemageddon."