The costume and hair designers of "Into the Woods" tell us how they made the magic happen.

And Johnny Depp covers Interview.

It's currently listed for $19,000 per month by Keller Williams which, IDK, seems pretty low when you consider the price includes the chance to sleep with the ghosts of the most iconic romance of the 1990s.

All the fashion news you need to get you through your Tuesday.

The highly-anticipated music video for Paul McCartney's "Queenie Eye" has finally hit the Internets; and as promised, there are plenty of A-list cameos including the much-hyped Kate Moss/Johnny Depp "reunion."

Katy Perry looks pretty purrrfect on the cover of W's November issue, shot by Mario Sorrenti. {W} Allison Williams reveals which GIRLS character's wardrobe she'd love to raid. Shockingly, it ain't Hannah's. {People} Over $100K worth of Saint Laurent bags, clothing, and shoes were stolen yesterday from the brand's Rodeo Drive store in Beverly Hills. {Los Angeles Times}

Name: Meagan Mitchell What do you do? I'm a model. What would you never be caught wearing? Grandma prints. They remind me of curtains. What was the last thing you bought? These Sam Edelman sandals. What are you currently listening to? David August. If you could go anywhere in the world right now, where would you go? I'd go back to Croatia. If you could have dinner with any celebrity, who would you choose? Johnny Depp.

The Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards happened this past Saturday--what, your iPhone reminder didn't go off? (Kidding, of course it did!) But just in case you're over the age of 14 and didn't get a chance to actually watch the awards, we've combed through countless snaps to bring you the celebs (some of them grown-ups!) whose outfits you will most definitely want to see. We're talking Kristen Stewart, Jessica Alba, Katy Perry... oh! And Johnny Depp was there!

Between waxing poetic about Uggs, and defending Condoleeza Rice's lipstick-on-teeth incident, there's no question that Andre Leon Talley certainly has a way with words. Most recently, he put his linguistic talent to good use to review a Rolling Stones concert for Vogue.com. And, well, let's just say we don't think anyone would have reviewed the concert in quite the same way. Read on for the greatest quotes from the piece.

Celebs Do Halloween: With Halloween washed away by Sandy, we had a good time living vicariously through our favorite stars. Some, like Ellen Degeneres and Miley Cyrus, dressed as fellow celebs, and others sparked controversy with their costumes. R-Patz and K-Stew Face Off: There was a rumor that Robert Pattinson inked his own fragrance deal with Dior (which was later denied), but we still needed to know: Who would broodily sell their fragrance better, Kristen or Rob?

Kate Moss doesn't open up very often. She's notoriously press shy. But in her cover story for the December issue of Vanity Fair (shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott), she gives one of the most revealing interviews we've ever read. She opens up about the iconic campaign that gave her a "nervous breakdown," her reluctance to go nude--especially as a teen for photographer Corinne Day, her relationship with Johnny Depp, and so much more.

Some girls just have all the luck: Karl Lagerfeld has reportedly volunteered to design Keira Knightley's wedding gown. Karl, if you need a project and you're just giving things away, we're always available. {Vogue UK} Would you take out insurance on your favorite handbag? French bank Société Générale thinks that's what women want, but some women are crying sexism. {HuffPo} All might be fair in love and fashion, but W Magazine would like you to know that they aren't feuding with founder John Fairchild, thank you. (Also, check out The Cut's revamped site - looks good guys!) {The Cut}

The fashion Oscars CFDA awards have wrapped: The Olsens took home the big prize for womenswear for the Row (they very adorably thanked each other); Seth Meyers wore Marc Jacobs' Met ball outfit (and dared to make a Galliano joke); Garance Dore had folks tearing up when she accepted her award by telling the audience to "take your fun very seriously...[and] maybe one day you will start a revolution"; and John Waters proved the perfect person to pick up awards for both Comme des Garçons‘ Rei Kawakubo ("I wear Comme des Garcons to be fashionable in private...We know how great her clothes look but others just think we're poor") and Johnny Depp ("He has fashion balls...he was a pirate Pepe Le Pew way before I met him"). And the industry recognized its finest talents this year. Without further ado, the 2012 CFDA award winners:

We figured it was a long shot but we were really hoping that Johnny Depp would actually show up at Monday's CFDA Awards in some fabulous fedora-plus-tiny scarf-plus pinstriped suit-plus arm party get up to accept his style icon award. Alas, it is not to be. Johnny Depp will pick up his award in absentia as he is currently on location in the Navajo Nation filming The Lone Ranger, WWD is reporting. Comme des Garçons' Rei Kawakubo, who is set to receive the International Award, will also be a no show; she's busy prepping her June 29 men's show in Paris.

With the CFDA awards show set for next week, we've got some more information about the increasingly celeb-y show: We already knew that Seth Myers would host on June 4 and that Johnny Depp was receiving the style icon award (which is still awesome and hilarious)--and now a few more hot Hollywood names have been added to the program.

The 65th Annual Cannes International Film Festival kicks off tomorrow, and of course we're super excited to see what everyone will wear. Not only does the festival offer a perfect blend of Hollywood glamour and French insouciance, but whether it's the heat or the proximity to nude beaches, people tend to get pretty daring with their fashion choices. And it's made for some pretty iconic red carpet moments over the years.

Agyness Deyn's Dream Role: Model Agyness Deyn shadowed an exotic dancer to learn the ins and outs of the business for her role in the upcoming film Pusher. Roles she'd like to play next? Jane Eyre or Joan of Arc. {Vogue UK} "Goodsmellas" Are Dudes Who Love Scents: The male counterparts of "perfumistas," "Goodsmellas" are a community of scent-loving men. They range from government workers to members of the NYPD, including one 9/11 responder who lost his sense of smell for two years before becoming a scent fanatic. Some Goodsmellas have as many as 420 separate niche scents. And they're on YouTube. Smell on, 'Smellas. {Racked NY} Sidney Toledano Talks Raf Simons: Dior took its spring/summer 2012 couture show to Shanghai, where designer Bill Gaytten took his last bow for the house. Sidney Toledano, president and chief executive of Dior, seemed very pleased with new hire Raf Simons: "I always said that the right person would come along when all the stars aligned and that's exactly what happened last week," he said, before adding that Simons has already "begun to lay out his vision" for Dior. {Telegraph UK}