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The show will return from hiatus in January.

The 81-year-old stopped breathing during a routine operation.

This is just really f-cked up.

Tavi gets holiday chic for Cole Haan and Apple to expand into fashion? Get out of town, read all about it and more here.

Michael Kors made billions when he took his company public last year (setting the trend for designers like Marc Jacobs). But Kors isn't just using that money to take fabulous jet-set vacations--he's using his good fortune to give back.

Summer Is Coming: And so are the new summer nail polish collections. Grab one of the season's bright, happy shades--your toes will thank you. It's Bike-Riding Season! We celebrate the launch of NYC's Bike Share program with this go-to guide to riding your bike in a style that will have you looking Sartorialist snapshot-worthy. Cannes You Believe That Happened? This year's seemingly endless Cannes red carpet has finally ended. But from Julianne Moore's "Toemageddon" to fake Psy, we'll never forget the most ridiculous moments.

Sure, Joan Rivers takes aim at everyone on her show Fashion Police--always with a good dose of humor. But with Anna Wintour, it kind of sounds personal. Also? If Anna Wintour even has a broom we doubt she knows where it is.

Director Bryan Singer tweeted a first look at Jennifer Lawrence as the shapeshifting blue mutant Mystique for the upcoming X-Men film, Days of Future Past. {Vogue UK} In other Jennifer Lawrence news: the actress almost found herself literally catching fire when a plate of candles on a tall column nearly fell on her head at the Hunger Games: Catching Fire party at Cannes. {US Weekly} Rihanna has tapped model Erin Wasson, along with fellow musician Pharrell, for her Styled To Rock reality competition TV series slated to air in the US later this year. {Vogue UK} The company that produced Lindsay Lohan's 6126 leggings line, DNAM Apparel Industries, is suing the troubled actress for $5 million for hurting business with her "drug-addled image." {HuffPo}

As you're no doubt aware, today is Election Day. And while celebrities sometimes seem like they're from another planet, let alone country, many of them are indeed Americans--and they were eager to vote just like the rest of us. There's only one minor snag: According to The Atlantic and Mashable, photographing your ballot after it has been signed is illegal in some states, while in other states merely taking photos inside the polling place is also prohibited. Let's hope none of these celebrities, particularly Kim K and Beyonce, who photographed their signed ballots, get into hot water. Click through to see celebrities voting, and read what they had to say about it. And if you haven't voted yet, get yourself to a polling place STAT!!

Karlie, Natasha, Jourdan, and 10 of the biggest names in modeling snag 10 different covers of the upcoming Times Style Magazine in honor of the mag's--you guessed it--tenth birthday. {HuffPost} Mayle's back! And you can get it at Club Monaco. Hopefully this is a sign of much, much more Mayle to come. {Refinery29} Emma Watson and the Perks of Being a Wallflower cast are just too freaking cute in this interview with Nylon Magazine. {NylonMagazine} The always hilarious Joan Rivers likens fashion week to a Charlie Sheen rager. She's not far off from the truth there. {BuzzFeed}

“No one takes notice of a fat girl in fashion," Kelly Osbourne told us. Which is exactly why the starlet may be starting her own plus-size-friendly line.

Day 5 of NYFW brought the Fashionista team to tons of shows, from Marc Jacobs uptown to Karen Walker downtown, and everywhere in between. And oh, the things we saw!

If you don't sit at home on Friday nights to watch E!'s Fashion Police (though, it's totally fine if you do), you missed one pretty amazing guest ap

Victoria's Secret Models' Dueling Halloween Parties: Current Victoria's Secret Angel Miranda Kerr is hosting a NYC Halloween soiree the same night as her predecessor and Halloween queen Heidi Klum's annual bash. It's like a Zoolander-esque walk-off, except they'll be wearing funny costumes and probably won't even see each other. The horror!! Mwahaha. {NY Post} PETA Wants Gaga in a Lettuce Dress: PETA will design a dress of leafy greens, and is even offering to supply someone to spray the ensemble with water so it doesn't wilt. How generous! {Styleite} You Can Vote for British Style Icon of the Year: Once again, the British Fashion Council is letting us vote for our favo[u]rite Brit it-girl. Alexa Chung won last year, but there are a lot of other strong contenders and a few fresh faces this time around. Who shall it be? As Captain Planet would say, the power is YOURS! {Telegraph}

Elie Tahari has seen success in the fashion biz for over 40 years. So to ensure his success for the next 40, this week he's relaunched his website, elietahari.com. The revamped site features an enhanced e-commerce experience, a "social media" component, and a bulked up editorial component that sees Elie himself interviewing celebrities and curating pages. We chatted with the Israeli-born fashion mogul about his new editorial role, the celebrity interviews he'd like to score, and the point of view he'll bring to his new site. We can only hope it's as honest, charming, and hilarious as Elie is in conversation. Fashionista: We read this quote from you that we kind of love, that says you greet each day with a "Don’t you fuck with me today." Can we look forward to that kind of attitude and editorial voice on your new site and in your new webzine, ETC? Elie Tahari: [Laughs] Why not?

Last night we stopped by a presentation of LensCrafters sunglasses (from classic Ray-bans to Tory Burch you can have a prescription put into just about any pair) mostly because Joan Rivers was the "special guest." RIvers won our hearts with her documentary A Piece of Work, and she's got the sharpest tongue out there so we couldn't wait to find out what she was doing at LensCrafters and grill her about the thing that everyone can't stop talking about. Fashionista: So what brings you here? Joan Rivers: Sunglasses add glamor. If women don't get that they're wrong. You can be wearing schleppy jeans and a stupid shirt and you put on big glasses and suddenly there's a little Audrey Hepburn there. So we have to ask, what are your thoughts on the royal wedding?

Manifest Destiny: The Tom Ford press tour goes on. He's pretty sure he was destined to be famous, rich and lead a fabulous life. We wish we were too.